FLEOR Alnico 5 Guitar Humbucker Pickup 4-Wires 14-15K Bridge Pickup Chrome Fit LP Guitar Part

I put these in a LP kit guitar build. They work and sound great. They're high enough output for high gain rock tones and the Alnico 5 magnets keep them articulate, warm, and smooth with beautiful clean tones as well. You don't need to spend $200 to get good pickups. You just need to make sure youve got the right magnets, resistance, and that they're well built. Ive bought plenty of Fleor guitar products, and they're all good quality. These pickups are no exception.

I bought this to replace the bridge pickup in my new Firefly FFSP. The one that came with it was dark, honky, and microphonic (may be fine for a different guitar). This Fleor pickup sound MUCH better and did not break the bank. This is the second time I've purchased Fleor pickups and will not be the last! I honestly am still shocked and amazed how good they sound.

Im a 53 year old veteran full time freelance guitarist in Los Angeles & have always been a tone chaser & tinkerer with my personal collection. Speaking from experience... these Fleor humbuckers are the best deal you will ever find for PAF style humbuckers. I switched out the stock pickups on an Epiphone Korina V with these and am astounded at the quality and character of tone. A beautiful warmth, focused punch, and refined definition in the top end without any spike at all, much like my sets of Seymour Duncan Antiquities, which I have used in two of my guitars as the torchbearer of tone for years, at literally 1/10th of the price. I am blown away. I am going to order several more sets of these Fleors just to have in the workbench for other guitars. I may even just sell one my Antiquities to pay for five or six full sets of these. WOW!!!

Nice and clear sound

I didn't know if I would like a humbucker in my tele so instead of buying a very nice humbucker I bought the cheapest potted humbucker on Amazon and guess what? It's probably close to as good as a pickup 10 times its price. Hard to complain about that.

Glad I found these great for chibby pickup replacement that sound so much better and no feedback with gain that's what I was looking for A+

Sound great! Even, adjustable, and maybe I don’t have well trained ears but my other guitar has Seymour Duncan pickups and I wouldn’t say they are better. For the $, come on now…

Excellent sounding bridge pickup. Fairly sure this was meant to clone/emulate the Seymour Duncan JB SH-4, however this pickup differs slightly. It's not as high output, and it's a bit more tame in the mids, which results in a nice, hot wound Alnico 5 humbucker. Very good tone! Two things to note: 1. The mounting screws were HUGE. Like, probably two sizes larger than standard. Which is no big deal, you'll just need to widen your pickguard screw holes a tad - But if you're thinking of swapping this pickup in the future, that may be something to keep in mind since widening the holes might make them too wide for normal humbucker mounting screws. I had a cheaper pickguard, so I just widened mine using a metal reamer, but a drill bit would work just as well. 2. The color code. This was confusing since there's conflicting information online, but here ya go: Bare and black - Ground Red/White - solder together/coil spllit/etc GREEN - Hot If you purchase the matching neck pickup from Fleor, you'll actually notice the green and black are reversed on the neck (they match the SD color codes). But this bridge has GREEN as hot, BLACK as ground. If you get these reversed, you'll end up with a reversed bridge pickup and out-of-phase sound when blending two humbuckers!

los compre dos veces para guitarras epiphone de la serie especial II, son una excelente mejora sin duda, hay frecuencias que suenan mejor, en general las recomiendo

It sounds killer. At first i was not sure if it would sound decent at this price. I set it up in an Hss config with 500K pots and it sounds so good and premium. It can give Dmarzio and Seymour Duncans a tough competition.

全然まとも 普通に音良いです

Great Duncan JB tone on the bridge. Neck is a hybrid btwn Dunan 59 and Jazz. Overall tone quality for price is unbeatable

These have great tone! It kinda turned my old BC Rich into a Les Paul sounding guitar. These are 4 wire so I'm waiting for a coil tap switch to complete this project.