Best Noiseless Telecaster Pickups - The Gear Page
Jul 12, 2023. #11. The best noiseless tele pickups I've heard are Kinman pickups - which sound like alnico single coils but no noise. They come in various voicings and loudnesses. They're not cheap. The Broadcaster set is loud enough to not be a notable volume drop if your other guitar (s) have humbuckers.
"Player Series" Telecaster Pickups? - Telecaster Guitar Forum
2019年4月1日 · Age. 34. Location. Poland. FenderGuy53 said: Aside from some "Special Edition" runs, it has been many, long years since a Mexican-made Tele has sported production alnico pickups. Finally, the new Player Series Tele has broken that curse. Fender describes their new Player Series Alnico V pickups thusly: "Designed for authentic Fender tone—with ...
Beautiful Tele tone- Which pickups? - The Gear Page
Sep 24, 2023. #5. Rob at Cavalier pickups is a tele whisperer. Talk to him and he can convert what you hear/want to hear for your tele into the right pickup. He is no more expensive than Fender or SD pickups. He’s the BEST.
Fender brand vintage Tele pickups comparisons | The Gear Page
2024年1月27日 · Fender Nocaster Custom Shop (sold as pickups): More mid’s then the other two so a bit more pushed sounding and slightly stiffer then the bottom two, but a bit more thicker sounding too then bottom two due to more mids. Fender Original Vintage 52 Telecaster Pickup Set: very clear a bit bright scooped a bit. Fender Vintera '50 Vintage : warm ...
Tele pickups for that twangy, growly tone | The Gear Page
2023年1月3日 · Try a Dimarzio Twang King. They go for about $80 new. You can spend more money if you want but this will give you what you seek. The Twang King Neck pickup is probably my favorite pickup of all time - like, 'Best In Show'.
Just Pickups - Telecaster Guitar Forum
2023年8月6日 · Forum for discussing guitar pickups. About us. TDPRI, short for Telecaster Discussion Page Reissue, is the leading online community and marketplace for Telecaster guitars.
P-90 vs. Tele Pickups - The Gear Page
2007年2月21日 · A few years later I picked up a MIJ Tele because it was cheap and I was intent on making the guitar sound the way I wanted it to. After a few different pickups I found Harmonic Design pickups- I have the Super 90 in the bridge and whatever the hot neck pickup is. The guitar does EXACTLY what I want it to- ballsy, big, beefy with that Telecaster ...
In praise of Tonerider pickups - The Gear Page
2022年7月9日 · I’m a true TGP’er- with a fair collection of gear. I’ve got T-type and S-type guitars with different pickup configurations, LP, 335, and 339 types, and a few mongrels. I’ve got Andersons, PRSi, Fender, Gibson, Eastman and partscasters. I’m not beholden to any one pickup maker. I’ve got Duncans, Dimarzios, Suhr, BK, OX4 and some ...
I Tried the New Fender Cunife WRHB Pickups - Telecaster Guitar …
2021年6月28日 · The neck sounded pretty smooth without getting muddy very easily. The middle position was glassy and plucky sounding - kind of like the middle position on a guitar with two P90s, but not as glassy and sparkly as a normal Tele. The bridge pickup was pretty articulate when driven, at least compared to a typical 'bucker.
what is the consensus on the PICKUPS in the squier ... - The Gear …
11,961. Feb 24, 2012. #5. I had a Classic Vibe Thinline, and I found the pickups to be surprisingly good, but I could also hear a little thinness that could maybe be eradicated with an electronics swap. Same thing with the CV '50s Strat.....certainly could be slightly improved upon, but by no means bad-sounding stock pickups.