Stagg SES-55 STF RED electric guitar

What the real deal

Stagg SES-55 electric guitar from the Vintage S series with a body made of solid Paulownia and 3 single Alnico pickups

The mode operation

Magnets are also categorized according to the number of coils they have. In particular there are single magnets which have only one coil and produce a clear and bright sound, making them suitable for playing without much distortion as in this case they "make" a lot of noise. To counter this phenomenon, humbucker (double) magnets were created which have two coils with the purpose of one coil "neutralizing" the noise of the other. This results in a warmer sound than single magnets.

MAGNET arrangement

The magnet arrangement, which on this guitar is SSS, describes the number, position and type of magnets.
More specifically, it is depicted with a combination of the letters H and S which are the initials of the words humbucker and single. The order of the letters also determines the position where the magnets are placed with the first letter being the bridge position, the last being the neck position and the middle letter, if present, indicating the middle position or otherwise middle. If the arrangement has only one letter, then the magnet is usually placed in the bridge position, but there are also guitars with this arrangement which have the magnet in the neck position. The number of letters indicates the number of magnets on the guitar.

The bridge details

Finally, its bridge has a tremolo, in addition to the metal frame, it also has a spring system. This system allows you to move the entire bridge with the flick of a lever to create strange effects on the sound, as the name suggests. Changing strings is quite a bit more complicated and the system needs to be adjusted by an experienced person to keep it out of tune every time you use it.