Hey folks!
I've got TWO traditional SSS strats at the moment, and they both have like, CRAZY low output pickups. One is an 82, the other is a fairly recent Squier. the 82 is the worst, by far, like, no sustain even through a big amp, it goes attack-feedback.
Anyway, I'm hoping some of y'all have experience with and recommendations for replacement strat pups. I'm looking for a pretty traditional clean sound, and I will be piling on the fuzz, of course.
FANKS
strat pickups
Moderated By: mods
strat pickups
High quality, low popularity Ecstatic Fury
Def recommend the Bareknuckle Mother's Milk set.
http://www.bareknucklepickups.co.uk/pi ... ingle-coil
You can choose things like no middle RWRP and no stagger. Bit pricey but I'm really really happy with them.
http://www.bareknucklepickups.co.uk/pi ... ingle-coil
You can choose things like no middle RWRP and no stagger. Bit pricey but I'm really really happy with them.
My favourite ever strat pickups were grey-bobbin Tokai pickups. They're quite expensive (and most people are smart enough not to part out Tokais because they're brilliant). When I built my strat, I ordered some Rose Pickup Robustas as they were pretty much identical in spec and construction. And they're great.
SD DUCKBUCKER
DUH
http://www.seymourduncan.com/pickup/du ... rat-bridge
RIP THAT COVER THE FUCK OFF AND PUT A SOLID COVER OVER IT AN YOU GOOD TO GO
DUH
http://www.seymourduncan.com/pickup/du ... rat-bridge
RIP THAT COVER THE FUCK OFF AND PUT A SOLID COVER OVER IT AN YOU GOOD TO GO
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I actually like late 1960s-spec low output strat pickups for the strat thing, nice funk toanz and sound great with heavy compression.
But for all-around chunk and at a good price, I'd highly recommend a GFS '64 Stagger set. Ol' Mages did a mini-review many moons ago: http://www.shortscale.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=15795
But for all-around chunk and at a good price, I'd highly recommend a GFS '64 Stagger set. Ol' Mages did a mini-review many moons ago: http://www.shortscale.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=15795