Detail 01
Stacked coils
Two coils stacked vertically cancel hum while preserving the narrow aperture that gives a single coil its clarity.

Independent shopping perspective
Bridge-position stacked pickup in a Tele bridge size. For Tele players who want the stock single-coil voice without the hum.

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
Two coils stacked vertically cancel hum while preserving the narrow aperture that gives a single coil its clarity.
Detail 02
Fits the standard bridge plate opening. No routing, no plate swap on a stock guitar.
Detail 03
Positioned where string movement is smallest, so it delivers the tight, cutting attack Teles are known for.
Detail 04
Aimed at classic lead tones rather than modern high output. Pairs with an amp doing the heavy lifting.
Detail 05
Reads dark under a chrome bridge plate; visually different from a stock exposed-pole vintage pickup.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
That's the design goal. The stacked format preserves single-coil clarity and bite rather than converting the bridge to a humbucker voice.
The Little '59 is a humbucker that thickens the bridge tone. This one stays in single-coil territory and removes hum instead of changing the voice.
Yes, it's made to the standard Tele bridge pickup size. Verify your plate if the guitar has aftermarket or vintage-spec hardware.
It's voiced for vintage-style lead work, not modern high output. If you want more push, a hotter pickup or a humbucker would suit better.
Reference
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