Detail 01
10.5k resistance
Well above a vintage-output single-coil, so it drives an amp front end harder and pushes into breakup sooner.

Independent shopping perspective
A Lace Sensor pickup set for Strat-style guitars, sold as a neck and bridge pair. For players rewiring toward low-noise, high-output single-coil tones.

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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
Well above a vintage-output single-coil, so it drives an amp front end harder and pushes into breakup sooner.
Detail 02
High for a single-coil. More inductance rolls off the extreme top and thickens the midrange versus a traditional Strat pickup.
Detail 03
Two pickups, so a three-pickup Strat needs a middle pickup sourced separately or the existing one kept.
Detail 04
The two pickups peak at different points — the higher peak reads brighter and more cutting, the lower one warmer.
Detail 05
Lace Sensors use a shielded field barrier instead of exposed pole pieces, which is where the reduced hum comes from.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
They're single-coil-sized, so they drop into standard Strat routes and pickguards. Confirm your pickguard has the same three-screw mounting pattern before ordering.
The sensor design uses a shielded field barrier rather than open pole pieces, which substantially cuts the 60-cycle hum single-coils normally pick up under lights and near screens.
No. This is neck and bridge only. If your guitar has three pickups you'll need to keep the existing middle or buy one separately.
At 10.5k they're hotter than a vintage single-coil, so they hit an amp harder and break up earlier. You'll get clean tones, but you may need to back the amp gain off.
Reference
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