Detail 01
Noiseless design
Hum is cancelled internally, so high-gain and bright-light stages stay quiet without a noise gate.

Independent shopping perspective
A drop-in Telecaster pickup set built to cut single-coil hum. For Tele owners bothered by buzz under lights or near screens.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Hum is cancelled internally, so high-gain and bright-light stages stay quiet without a noise gate.
Detail 02
Neck and bridge are voiced to match each other; mixing with an old pickup can unbalance positions.
Detail 03
Bridge unit sits in a Tele bridge plate, neck unit in the standard chrome cover, so no routing.
Detail 04
Set pricing, not per pickup. Buying two singles separately usually costs more.
Detail 05
Screw spacing and lead length suit standard Fender control plates; import Teles may need lead extensions.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Usually, since Squier follows Fender routing. Check the bridge pickup screw spacing and the neck pickup cavity depth before ordering, and expect to reuse or replace the wiring.
No. The set works with standard Tele controls. You solder the new leads to your existing pots and switch.
No. The design targets hum removal while keeping single-coil voicing and pickup size, not the thicker output of a humbucker.
You can, but neck and bridge are voiced as a pair. Running one against an old pickup often leaves the two positions mismatched in level.
Reference
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