Guitar Parts Tele Neck Single Coil Pickups Chrome for Fender Strat Squier Tele Electric Guitar

Are you kidding me , this pickup is awesome ! I’m very pleased and surprised with this . Best of all it was 10 bucks ! Fit perfectly in my tele build and sounds fantastic . This has a more vintage sound and it’s not some overly hot pickup . It just has a very good tone to it with a more moderate output.If it had Seymour Duncan on it and shipped in a cool plastic case with foam and plastic it could sell for 100 bucks !

Cheap and cheerful single coil tele pup. Okay output, quality, tone etc. What you’d expect from a budget ceramic pup. Purchased because it was advertised as a stacked tele pickup, but turned out to be a single coil. Seller was helpful and quick with enquiries and changed the advertised description. Not going through the nightmare to get it shipped back from South Africa to get a $8 refund. Will use in a JunkCaster budget build.

I got this to replace a lipstick 'neck' position pickup I was trying to use in a custom Tele I built. The lipstick was just too much of a stretch as far as output next to the pair of humbuckers in this guitar. I was really pleasantly surprised with this single coil and even though it is not quite as sweet as the lipstick in the neck position, it is still in that same territory tone-wise and can absolutely match the humbuckers in output.

I am new to building guitars, and don't know enough to compare this to higher-end pickups. That said, It looks great, it works, and that seems like a great value for the price.

I bought two and had one I bought some time ago. Resistance is listed as 7.5K ohms. When I tested with multimeter they were only 4.2 and 4.6 on the ones I just received and 4.5 on the old one. VERY WEAK!. Have to crank the amp way up to hear anything even after raising the pickup height. Unfortunately, I did not test before installing. Now have to tear down to replace it. Will put them in cigar box guitar builds as they will have a preamp to give it a boost and the pickups are relatively small. I do NOT recommend for a six-string such as a Telecaster unless you are into feeble pickups.

Took a chance on this because of it's price. Pretty impressed. Installed in a Tele DIY kit. Never played a real Tele before so can't really compare it to one, but it's got a nice warm neck pickup sound. I like the tone, so that's all that matters. I measured it at 7.23 ohms. Construction was fine-- nothing loose, etc. No scratches on it. Great value.

I gave 5 stars because it does everything it says in the add. In saying that you have to remember this is a 10 dollar p/u.It is every bit as good as a stock teli pickup but not as good as a hot rail, but again it is a 10 dollar p/u. I would buy again and use it again.

Update: I'm now realizing there is just way too much bass with these. I tried lowering the pickups, but it didn't change much.These were easy to swap and sound as good as more expensive pickups. You get a recommendation from me