Detail 01
9.62k DC resistance
Hot for a neck position. More winding means more output and thicker mids than a vintage-spec neck coil.

Independent shopping perspective
Neck pickup for HSS guitars, wound hot at 9.62k with a bright top end. For players who want single-coil sparkle with more weight behind it.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
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
Hot for a neck position. More winding means more output and thicker mids than a vintage-spec neck coil.
Detail 02
The peak sits high, in the presence range. Chords stay articulate and top notes cut instead of going soft.
Detail 03
Treble leads, mids sit back. Arpeggios ring clearly; it won't fatten a scooped amp on its own.
Detail 04
A rod under each string keeps notes focused and separated, and Alnico V keeps the attack firm rather than soft.
Detail 05
Voiced as the neck partner to a bridge humbucker, so the jump in output between positions is smaller.
Detail 06
The extra conductor gives your tech wiring options beyond a straight two-wire swap.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It's built for the single-coil slot in an HSS guitar, so it goes where the neck single sits. Check your route and pickguard cutout first.
Yes. At 9.62k it's wound hot for a neck position, so expect more output and thicker mids than a vintage-wound coil.
It's wound for the neck. In the bridge it would come out thin and quiet next to a humbucker.
No. It wires straight into your existing volume and tone controls like any standard pickup.
Reference
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