Detail 01
26.4k resistance
Very high for a single-coil-sized pickup. Drives the front end of an amp harder and thickens the midrange.

Independent shopping perspective
A three-pack of Lace Sensor Hot Golds with a Hot Bridge, for Strat-style guitars where a player wants more output than a standard single-coil set.

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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
Very high for a single-coil-sized pickup. Drives the front end of an amp harder and thickens the midrange.
Detail 02
High inductance rolls off the extreme top and adds weight, so the tone reads fuller than a traditional single-coil.
Detail 03
The presence peak sits high, keeping bite and attack audible even with the extra output behind it.
Detail 04
The hot bridge unit is voiced separately from the other two, so the bridge stays balanced instead of thin.
Detail 05
The magnetic field is contained rather than open, which cuts the hum single-coils normally pick up from lights and screens.
Detail 06
Fixed color — the covers are part of the unit, so plan your pickguard around black rather than swapping later.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
They are single-coil sized and drop into standard Strat pickup routes and pickguards. Confirm your guitar uses standard single-coil slots rather than humbucker or P90 routing.
No. The Lace Sensor design contains the magnetic field, which greatly reduces the 60-cycle hum a traditional single-coil picks up.
Much higher output. This set reads 26.4k with 12.2 inductance versus 5.8k and 2.4 henries on the standard Gold, so it pushes an amp far harder.
Only if you can solder. The pickups need wiring to your pots and switch, and heights set afterward. Otherwise budget for a tech.
Reference
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