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Martin A Smith 'Tele-Bird' Telecaster Pickup Set

MARTIN A SMITH
MAS-TLFB-SC
$430.00

The fat sparkle of a vintage Firebird neck pickup with the bright twang of a Telecaster bridge pickup. These two pickups compliment each other fantastically, while giving a good range of versatile sounds.

Wound to 6.4k with 42awg plain enamel wire, the Firebird neck pickup is constructed to capture that great vintage fat, doubled-up single-coil clarity, sparkle and power. Modern versions tend to be overwound and use ceramic magnets, making them harsh and overpowered. Mine, however, like the early 60s originals, use AlNiCo 5 bar magnets, coupled with a steel reflector plate to increase the overall inductance of the pickup.

Based on the specs of the 1952 bridge pickups, using AlNiCo 3 magnets and scatter wound with 42awg plain enamel wire to roughly 7.5k to to create a clear, articulate pickup with plenty of that classic Telecaster twang.

As standard these pickups are lightly wax potted to allow a more open and detailed sound, but reduce the chances of any unwanted microphonic feedback caused by the cover or baseplate.

Learn more here

 DCR Neck: 6.4k, Bridge: 7.5k
Inductance Neck: 2.6H, Bridge: 4.9H
Wire 42awg Plain Enamel
Magnets Neck: AlNiCo 5, Bridge AlNiCo 3

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In-Store: The item is currently in stock at Sound Centre Morley and will be shipped to you directly from the store ASAP. You can also come to the store to see and play the item (guitars and digital pianos are a great example!) and get some expert advice from one of our friendly team - so pop on in, we'd love to see you!

Online: The item is not in our Morley store but it is in stock and available to order NOW from MARTIN A SMITH Australia! Your online order will be shipped directly to you from the MARTIN A SMITH suppliers warehouse. If you choose "pickup" on a warehouse ordered item, we will notify you when it has arrived at our store and is ready for collection.
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The fat sparkle of a vintage Firebird neck pickup with the bright twang of a Telecaster bridge pickup. These two pickups compliment each other fantastically, while giving a good range of versatile sounds.

Wound to 6.4k with 42awg plain enamel wire, the Firebird neck pickup is constructed to capture that great vintage fat, doubled-up single-coil clarity, sparkle and power. Modern versions tend to be overwound and use ceramic magnets, making them harsh and overpowered. Mine, however, like the early 60s originals, use AlNiCo 5 bar magnets, coupled with a steel reflector plate to increase the overall inductance of the pickup.

Based on the specs of the 1952 bridge pickups, using AlNiCo 3 magnets and scatter wound with 42awg plain enamel wire to roughly 7.5k to to create a clear, articulate pickup with plenty of that classic Telecaster twang.

As standard these pickups are lightly wax potted to allow a more open and detailed sound, but reduce the chances of any unwanted microphonic feedback caused by the cover or baseplate.

Learn more here

 DCR Neck: 6.4k, Bridge: 7.5k
Inductance Neck: 2.6H, Bridge: 4.9H
Wire 42awg Plain Enamel
Magnets Neck: AlNiCo 5, Bridge AlNiCo 3
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