Detail 01
4-conductor cable
Each coil is wired out separately, so you can switch between the P-90 side, the single-coil side, or both together.

Independent shopping perspective
Neck and bridge set in cream that switches between P-90 and single-coil voices. For players who want several usable tones from one pickup rather than one specific sound.

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
Each coil is wired out separately, so you can switch between the P-90 side, the single-coil side, or both together.
Detail 02
Moderate winding. Output sits in normal passive territory, not a high-output pickup.
Detail 03
Alnico V gives a firm low end and clear top rather than the softer response of weaker magnet grades.
Detail 04
Peak sits in the presence range, so the pickup keeps bite and definition instead of sounding dark.
Detail 05
Both positions covered and voiced to work together across the switch.
Detail 06
Cream reads warmer than white against aged hardware; check it against your pickguard before committing.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. Wire them straight and you get one fixed voice from each pickup. The extra switching is what unlocks the other coil options from the 4-conductor cable.
Push-pull pots or mini toggles, one per pickup. They are not included, so budget for pots and a wiring session.
Yes. Neck and bridge together, both in cream, for $249.
8.56K ohms puts them in standard passive range. They will not push an amp like a high-output humbucker, and they clean up when you back off the guitar volume.
Reference
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