Hy, can you please post some link, or model of humbuckers pickup that fits in single coil slot?
I remember some having two parallel 'lines' or 12 little 'holes'
ty

I'm looking for a more power on bridge and less high tone, like some bridge fender pkup

ty

http://www.seymourduncan.com/products/e ... _jr_sjbj1/

I think would work, but I have no experience with them

dimarzio.com The have lots to pick from and they have sound bytes on their site too. Go to pickups the strat then hum canceling. I have some tone zones single coil and I like them alot

words can not express how much i love this pickup.

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63supro
"The good thing is in a club situation, most of the patrons are trashed and really can't tell the difference."

Play a AVHR RI 57 Strat. It has the Tonezone pickup already on it. I love mine. You may too.

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I agree, but if you want slightly less power, look at the the Seymour Duncan lil'59. Looks identical and I love them in Strat bridge positions..

http://www.seymourduncan.com/products/e ... _59_for_s/

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ty to all.... do you mean this one x using as bridge pick up ? does it rest in feel with the tipycal strat sound or change a bit? ty

as a good neck pick up (both single coil or humbucker) what can suggest that have classical strat sound but very fat? ty

This is the SD Pearly Gates humbucker designed to fit single coil. This pickup is hot and crunchy and I love using it blended with the middle single coil or all by itself. It sounds awesome clean or distorted and I play this guitar a LOT!

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Rockin' since 1963

you can only go so fat until you start crossing over to humbucker grounds.

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63supro
"The good thing is in a club situation, most of the patrons are trashed and really can't tell the difference."

Hello there,
The pickup with the rails you saw is probably a Seymour Duncan Hot Rails. It is single coil sized. It sounds great. I have one in the bridge of a Strat.

Later,
Norm

he does have a moon face doesnt he lol.

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63supro
"The good thing is in a club situation, most of the patrons are trashed and really can't tell the difference."

thank you guys... you are all fantastic
At now I'm interested in that jb jr .. an equivalent made by di marzio?

Where can I find a wiring diagram to how solder one of this as bridge pickup (they have 4 cables) in 'normal' way and also if I'd like to split it for example with a pull/push pot or a volume pot with a button (see something on a new stratocaster) ?

Please post some link to diagram and if it's possible a link to some pot 'switchable' like my description (no single switch to drill on the guitar please)

tyyyyyyyyy

Equivalent to a JB Jr, a PAF pro.

In truth I much prefer Dimarzio's single coil size humbuckers. Where most companies use the same no' of winds on the same magnet type in their smaller humbuckers, Dimarzio don't. They start off like that, then measure frequencies to see the differences between the full and singlecoil sizes sounds. Then they adjust.
Though there is no denying the quality of Seymour Duncan's pickups.

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No no and no

Hello again,

You can find wiring diagrams here.
http://www.guitarelectronics.com/c=9Fcm ... _diagrams/

Or here at Seymour Duncan
http://www.seymourduncan.com/support/wiring-diagrams/

Later,
Norm