Detail 01
1-conductor lead wire
Only two leads, so coil-splitting and series/parallel switching are not possible. Straight wiring to volume and switch only.

Independent shopping perspective
A moderate-output humbucker voiced for the neck position. For players who want warmth and clarity rather than high-gain output.


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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
Only two leads, so coil-splitting and series/parallel switching are not possible. Straight wiring to volume and switch only.
Detail 02
Wound lower than a matched bridge pickup so the neck position stays clear instead of turning boomy.
Detail 03
Fits a standard humbucker route and mounting ring, and cancels hum from lighting and single-coil interference.
Detail 04
Open-coil white bobbins rather than a metal cover. Cosmetic choice that pairs with white pickguards and hardware.
Detail 05
Cleans up when you roll the volume back, so the same amp setting covers clean and dirty without pedal changes.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It is a 1-conductor version, meaning only one wire plus ground exits the pickup. Coil-splitting requires a 4-conductor pickup with each coil's ends accessible.
It will physically fit, but it is voiced for the neck. In the bridge it will sound lower in output and less aggressive than a bridge-specific humbucker.
It uses the standard humbucker format that fits typical humbucker routes and mounting rings. Confirm your neck cavity is a full humbucker route before ordering.
A hotter bridge humbucker gives you a clear jump in output between positions. Matching it with another moderate-output pickup keeps the two positions closer in level.
Reference
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