FLEOR Vintage Alnico 5 Bridge Tele Guitar Pickup Alnico V for Tele Style Guitar Replacement

良い商品でした。パワーもあって使える音になりました。

sebbene sia di fascia economica fa benissimo il suo dovere ha dato equilibrio al suono della mia similtele, io lo consiglio .

Ce micro n'a peut-être pas la qualité d'un haut de gamme, mais il produit un son étonnant bon pour son prix, d'où un rapport qualité prix imbattable. Et le son a bien le caractère typique "Telecaster" que j'attendais. J'en suis très satisfait.A noter tout de même qu'a cause d'un défaut de fabrication les pas de vis étaient trop larges... défaut que j'ai corrigé en collant des boulons sous la plaque.

Good deal for the price. The pickup should be described as a 6 ohm. This is my third one and all 3 have been barely over 6 ohm, not even close to 7 ohm. Described as 6-7 which I guess is true but 2 have been barely over 6 ohms, actually not quite 6 ohms after install.The pickup could be soldered a bit better where the leads attach to the bobbin. I did a quick fix on one lead with the one I got because the solder blob was iffy. Cloth wire leads would have been a great touch but they are just regular plastic or whatever.The pickup sounds cleaner and more musical than the ceramic one I replaced but I was hoping for something closer to 7 ohms.My 3rd one doesn't sound as musical as my 2nd one. Both were installed on a 2019 Squier Telecaster, 1 butterscotch 1 sunburst. Maybe its the strings on my guitar.Good Deal but if it wasn't such a pain in the rear to change tele bridge pickup I would send it back and get something with more output.My pictures show the Fleor bridge pickup and the neck pickup is an Artec no cover Big pole Alnico that I bought on Ebay for $23 and its excellent. They balance nicely and look great together.My 2019 Squier special butterscotch tele has a matte black pickguard purchased from Amazon and I set it up as a 5 string open G tuned Keith Richards type tele.

Sounds pretty thin and isn't very loud