That's hilarious, and pretty much the opposite of my experience. My guitar is brilliant and loved by all who have played it. It is the consummate Telecaster.
This pickup is indeed the same as the one used on the Baja model. Do you think they purposely make worse ones and then give theme the same name to put in the Baja? There's no shame in it being used in a cheaper guitar, it's still a good pickup.
I'm assuming you have verified first hand that "Telecaster growl" exists within these $320 pickups. It would be a shame to spend all that money and be disappointed.
This pickup is indeed the same as the one used on the Baja model. Do you think they purposely make worse ones and then give theme the same name to put in the Baja? There's no shame in it being used in a cheaper guitar, it's still a good pickup.
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I agree but this is not the same as a Baja..The rear of the Baja Broadcaster has a copper induction plate..This pickup is from a usa custom shop classic telecaster and has the oval zinc induction plate on the back and formvar vintage cloth wire..So it is not the same as the Baja model which is made in mexico..
This pickup is indeed the same as the one used on the Baja model. Do you think they purposely make worse ones and then give theme the same name to put in the Baja? There's no shame in it being used in a cheaper guitar, it's still a good pickup.
I like the black pickguard myself, it's more 50's anyway
“I need to take a piece of wood and make it sound like the railroad track, but I also had to make it beautiful and lovable so a person playing it would think of it in terms of his mistress, a bartender, his wife, a good psychiatrist - whatever.� Les Paul
