OriPure Alnico 5 Humbucker Pickups Electric Guitar Bridge Pickup 8.5K, Black

EXCELLENT PICKUPS!!!!!! These sound as good as $130+ pickups I've used. I have a collection of 20 guitars with top of the line pickups, this matches them in tone and build quality. WOW.Oripure are making SIGNIFICANTLY better pickups than other Chinese manufacturers - these are the ones you're looking for.I was specifically searching for something like Seymour Duncan's high-output 'Black Winter' pickups for a metal guitar project- these are same specs, but use alinco-5 instead of ceramic. They are EXCELLENT for metal and rock. Shred fest if you want, roll back for a great blues tone. Note separation is great, Spend a few minutes adjusting the pole screws up about a quarter-inch to make it just right.These really sound great- put in any cheap guitar and it will sing!I will be buying more from this company in the future, I hope they expand their line....

These are good pups! They look great! They sound pretty good for the price point. They are lower output than SDs or Dragonfires. But for the price, I wasn’t hugely disappointed. These are pretty good for a busker or a bedroom riffer rig. Though in full honesty I would stick with dragonfires or SDs for the studio or gig rig.

If you get into a lot of fast picking and arpeggios past the 12th fret, these have really good note articulation.If you are just playing chords, you might has well just go for the 15K FLEOR Bridge Pickup humbucker at half the cost.I've used both in the same flying V for a few weeks and noticed that the Oripure, with it's alnico setup internally, is warmer, more subtle, and much less harshness than the Fleor with the ceramic magnet and it's winding configuration. In short, the two are very close sounding. The Fleor might be actually preferred for raw output. The Oripure more desirable for distinction of notes in fast picking without the glassiness of ceramic magnets overpowering the moment.

Esto es puro fuego! la potencia de esta bobina te volará la cabeza muy contento con este, tengo un seymour duncan y en calidad de sonido son muy similares, definitivamente recomiendo este y un precio muy accesible.

Pickup sounds good, but about the work Quality, 1 of the holes was not drilled out for the screw that came with it so after considerable time wasted, I had to use a different one, instructions are in black and white, with a four cable wire that's in black and white and only says north and south doesn't mean much to me, had to go to the internet to get a color version. The pickup does sound ok, but I wouldn't buy another.

When purchasing the 16.6k bridge pickup, I didn't really think much of it to be honest as it was cheap and pretty much less than half of the price of a Seymour Duncan or DiMarzio I have currently in the guitar. I thought it was going to sound like crap because of the price and quality, but I was completely blown away by how good the pickup sounds. I mainly play metal with lots of gain and have guitars with active pickups in them, but I wanted something passive as I didn't want to worry about changing the batteries.I have tried out Bareknuckle pickups before as well and they're really high quality pickups but they're super expensive usually. I didn't want to put that much money into the guitar as it was pretty inexpensive so I went with these. The pickups are an amazing value and surprisingly, the cleans are really good too.

Son muy rockeras. en humbucker suenan a los 80s y en single coil a los 70s, puedes tocar matizando, son espectaculares.

Wow!!! Totally blown away!! Sounds amazing think dp103 Great pickup. I will be back for more pickups!!!