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Are bullet Strats any good?
With great values in design, sound, and body, you can go wrong with the Squier Bullet Stratocaster if you’re looking for an entry-level guitar. In fact, I consider this as the quintessential guitar for beginners. People highly regard this instrument for its tone, ease of use, lightweight, and versatility.
Can you put a humbucker in a Strat?
Yes, in fact some strats come with one or two humbuckers and a middle single coil. Taking a regular 3-single coils strat will probably need to have the body routed under the pickguard for a humbucker. It won’t fit otherwise. Or you can get a humbucker that fits into a single coil space, too.
What size are Gibson humbuckers?
They are stamped through the metal box in slightly different positioning. This Gibson spaced humbucker cover is 2.75″ in length. Take a look at these two photos. You’ll see that the outer dimension of the two humbuckers is exactly the same, even though they each have a different pole spacing.
Why choose antiquity P90 Dog Ear pickups?
Our Antiquity P90 Dog Ear pickups use two specially calibrated alnico 2 bar magnets, and custom neck and bridge coil winds to deliver the sweet, vintage correct growl of late 50s ES-330 P90 pickups. In the neck position, chords are full and round sounding, and single notes have a sweet, bouncy quality.
What is a P-90 dogear pickup?
Scatter wound with de-gaussed Alnico 5 bar magnets, the P-90 Dogear gives you a fat, clean tone with a smoother treble ideal for harder, driving rock with more grind. It sounds like an old P-90 rather than a new pickup with hard edges. The neck and bridge tones are nearly equal, with the bridge sounding slightly hotter when playing single notes.
What is a vintage P90 pickup?
This vintage P90 pickup is a drop-in replacement for any standard P90-sized rout, and is available in black or cream aged covers. For wiring diagrams, click here.
What makes our antiquity P90 soapbar unique?
Our Antiquity P90 soapbar uses two specially calibrated Alnico 2 bar magnets and a custom coil wind to deliver the gritty, vintage-correct growl of an early ’50s Les Paul bridge pickup. Chords have a warm but sparkly midrange grit, and single notes jump out nicely without sounding harsh.