Alnico 5 Electric Guitar Neck Pickup Double Coil Humbucker Pickups-White

I build a lot of guitars and use many different pickups with my preferred Seymour Duncan or Kiesel. I figured I would try the 15/16k for the hell of it because they were cheap, and if they sucked, I had better ones on the bench. All I can say is wow! These things really kick. Great dirty or clean, and were dead silent. I wire all my guitars with individually splittable pickups where the volume splits the neck and tone splits the bridge. Can’t tell a huge difference split, but don’t drop off volume like most other brands. Heads up on the wire colors since there are no instructions, the green wire is your hot, the black and shield are pre-soldered together and are ground and the withe and red, also pre-soldered for the split. If you don’t want to split, just tape off the withe and red.

Installed these pickups in a IYV guitar, big difference in tone. Best upgrade you can do for the money. They look good too.

These are great for the price. The neck is a little trebley for a neck pickup but still sounds nice. The bridge actually surprised me. Its awesome sounding.

The media could not be loaded.  Seriously good pickups. Under 40 bucks for both and they sound as good, if not better, than stock Epiphone Les Paul Custom pickups. They also look awesome! Great value, no doubt!

Installed in a Tom Delonge style partscaster build. Completely blown away by how great this pup sounds!! I installed it with just a single volume pot, no treble bleed or any other capacitors, on a 500K Fender potentiometer. I expected it to sound good running high gain, and it really does, but I was blown away by how great the clean tones are from this high output humbucker. Can't go wrong for the $$.

Check the ohm resistance before you solder it in your guitar. I ordered the 14-15k ohm bridge humbucker and only measured 8k. The sticker on the back of the humbucker said it was 14-15k, clearly it wasn't. A multimeter is a must when ordering pickups from China. Returned!!

This is a solid pickup it tested right about 15.7K on my voltmeter even though it's a bridge pickup , I use it in the neck position because I used a little bit of a hotter Oripure bridge in the bridge positio.Using on a custom pine SG style this gives it a nice crunch in the neck position given it is a bridge pickup has nice clean tones seems to have the most output around 3000K to 4000k Hz - so it does not sound tinny, thin, or harsh at all .I would recommend for the price. I also have one of these in my Jackson Kelly,- and it sounds very good....It's definitely not an Invader but it is a good second position pick up..

I replaced the Seymour Duncan 59 pickups (one failed) in my 90s LP-style Hamer with this Fleor set. They're cost-effective and sound incredible, offering a perfect tone and impressive dynamic range. I added copper-based pickup covers, mostly for aesthetics.

Fast shipping, easy installation, great tone and low price. What's not to like?

Las compre como reemplazo de mi Epiphone Les Paul Standard, venia con probucker y una epiphone 57, sonaba muy bien pero le hacían falta claridad, muy buena decisión, tienen muy buen output, se llevan muy bien con high gain y mantiene perfecto la claridad, la pastilla del neck es algo más brillosa que lo normal, pero se oye muy bien, me agrada el tono que le da, ya que otras pastillas del neck son muy Oscuras, definitivamente las volvería a comprar o poner en algún otra guitarra, comparadas con pastillas Epiphone y Duncan Designed, son un muy buen Upgrade lo único malo es que los cables con un poco cortos.

Muy buena calidad en la construcción, y suenan muy bien, excelente adquisicion.

Guitariste depuis longtemps, mes guitares sont équipés de Seymour Duncan SH-10 Shred.Ce micro est la copie Exacte pour ce qui on aimé ce micro et qui en veulent pour trois fois moins chère.Idéal pour changer ceux qui sont trop vieille.J'en commande d'autre pour le stock!

Well.. I eventually got one of these.Came nicely packaged. Nickel Silver Baseplate and Alnico Poles. It doesn't look feel or sound cheap.I wired a push pull series parallel in a Junior with a audio taper 500k and the original tone stack.If you understand what the final difference is from series to parallel I'll tell you this. It's actually good just as it is in series and a parallel neck pickup might be a good match. Bridge gets a little weak bass but opens up into a presence you don't get from Les Pauls normally.Having played with this for a while now.. I've come to realize the Parallel wiring option makes a Fuzz Face really work with a Humbucker unlike the Series wiring scheme.I've ordered a Black Neck model to put in Bridge position of my 2005 Epiphone Studio. Installation wasn't completely as easy as normal. The wires all worked the same as before. But I was having a polarity mismatch with my neck pickup. I had to pull it out and flip the magnet.Now it's just fine. Ok I could have done the wires reverse but that would not be the right thing in this case.