Detail 01
Telecaster bridge format
Mounts to the bridge plate, not a pickguard. It won't drop into a Strat-style or humbucker route without new hardware.

Independent shopping perspective
Bridge pickup built to Telecaster bridge dimensions. A replacement for players changing the bridge sound of a Tele-style guitar without touching anything else.

Strong match
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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
Mounts to the bridge plate, not a pickguard. It won't drop into a Strat-style or humbucker route without new hardware.
Detail 02
Made for a two-single-coil guitar, so your neck pickup and all three switch positions carry over unchanged.
Detail 03
The bridge is where the string moves least. Changing this pickup changes the bright, cutting side of the guitar, not the warm side.
Detail 04
On a Tele the bridge pickup sits out in the open under the strings, so the color is part of the look.
Detail 05
Mid-priced for a name-brand pickup: above generic replacements, below hand-wound boutique. Install labor is on top if you don't solder.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It's built to Telecaster bridge dimensions and mounts to the bridge plate. If your guitar has a humbucker route at the bridge, it won't fit without a ring or new plate.
Bridge. The neck version is a separate part number.
It's the pickup on its own. Pots, capacitor, switch, and control plate either stay from your guitar or get bought separately.
Not directly. Strat bridge pickups mount to the pickguard; this one is made to sit in a Tele bridge plate.
Reference
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