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S90 |
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Raunchy and loud yet warm and clear, our S90 pickups are faithful recreations of this classic pickup design from the 50's. Ideal for blues, blues-rock, classic rock and jazz, the S90 pickups have the power and richness of humbuckers coupled with the clarity and sparkle of classic single-coil pickups. Premium components and John Suhr's extensive know-how and experience in pickup technology assure that you get the very best pickup of this type the world has to offer. Our S90 pickups are available in either black or cream bobbins.
DC Resistance: 8.1K ohms for bridge pickup, 7.1K ohms for neck pickup |
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Classic T |
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Our Classic T pickups are the result of John Suhr's extensive research into what made the pickups of T-style instruments so special and renowned for their unmistakable sonic quality heard on pop and rock music records of the past half-century. Our Classic T Bridge pickup retains the twang and the bite of the best vintage T-style pickups while doing away with piercing or harsh highs that are common in pickups of this type. Our Chrome Neck T pickup adds clarity and warmth to round out the perfect set of pickups for our Classic T and similar guitars.
Classic T Bridge pickup DC Resistance: 8.1K ohms Chrome Neck T DC Resistance: 7.3K ohms |
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V54 |
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The V54 pickups are designed to faithfully replicate the classic single-coil sounds of the 50's. Slightly brighter than the V60's, the V54's are the pickups for those who want the sparkling glassy sound associated with vintage instruments from this golden era of American music. Whether used on its own or in combination with humbucking pickups, the V54's can cover a wide variety of musical styles that require classic single-coil sounds.
The V54 pickups are calibrated for each position, including for the middle position with reverse winding and reverse polarity.
DC Resistance: 7.1K ohms for bridge, 6.0K ohms for neck and middle pickups |
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V60 and V60LP |
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The V60 and V60LP pickups faithfully recreate the classic single-coil sounds of the 60's. These pickups also use the same magnets that were used in the pickups made during this era. What you get are clear bell-like highs, warm and punchy mids, and big yet firm lows that are the hallmark of great vintage pickups, which aren't as common as one might be led to believe. John Suhr examined a variety of vintage pickups and found that some sound much better than others and took apart the great ones to find out why, measuring the gauss of the magnets to counting the number of turns of the coil wires. The V60LP replicates the handwound pattern of some early-60's single-coil pickups and impart sweeter and rounder highs.
The V60 and V60LP pickups are calibrated for each position, including for the middle position with reverse winding and reverse polarity.
DC Resistance: 7.2K ohms for bridge, 6.3K ohms for neck and middle pickups |
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FL (Fletcher-Landau) |
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 The new flagship of our highly-touted single-coil pickup line, the FL incorporates the best qualities of various vintage pickups in a single design. Designed by John Suhr in conjunction with input from LA studio legend Mike Landau and blues great Kirk Fletcher of the Fabulous Thunderbirds, the FL sounds big and full while retaining the detailed high-end sparkle and the big tight lows of the best vintage pickups. It should be noted that not all vintage pickups are created equal. Some just sound better than others and we focused on the best from Mike’s extensive vintage collection. Whether you’re playing blistering fat leads or sparkling rhythm sounds, the FL will cover all the bases and then some – inspiring you to new heights with the ultimate in single-coil tone. The FL is available in two versions – the slightly hotter Standard and the more vintage-flavored Classic. The FL pickups are calibrated for each position, including for the middle position with reverse winding and reverse polarity. DC Resistance for FL Standard: 6.9K ohms for bridge pickup, 6.4K ohms for neck and middle pickups DC Resistance for FL Classic: 6.5K ohms for bridge pickup, 6.0K ohms for neck and middle pickups
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