Detail 01
Staggered pole pieces
Pole heights vary per string to even out volume across a vintage-radius fretboard. Flatter modern radius necks may sound less balanced.

Independent shopping perspective
A hot, staggered-pole single-coil built for a Strat bridge position. For players who want a bridge pickup with more output and low end than vintage.

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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
Pole heights vary per string to even out volume across a vintage-radius fretboard. Flatter modern radius necks may sound less balanced.
Detail 02
Wound hotter than a matched neck or middle pickup, so it holds up against the darker positions instead of sounding thin.
Detail 03
Fits standard Strat-style pickup routes and pickguards. Retains single-coil hum when not in a combined switch position.
Detail 04
Matches white or parchment pickguards. Cover color is cosmetic and does not change the sound.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It uses the standard single-coil format, so it drops into a Strat-style bridge route and pickguard. Check that your guitar has a single-coil slot at the bridge rather than a humbucker route.
It is voiced and wound for the bridge. In the neck position the higher output tends to sound thick and unbalanced against a normal-output bridge pickup.
It is a single-coil, so it picks up hum on its own. Combined switch positions with another single-coil can cancel some of that depending on your wiring.
No. It works with a standard Strat harness. You will need to solder it in unless your guitar uses solderless connectors.
Reference
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