This pickup delivers the warm sound of a vintage PAF pickup in a size that fits in a Stratocaster. It offers manageable power in all positions, making it ideal for blues in the bridge position and a perfect partner for a full-size humbucker in the neck position. It also produces excellent sound when coil-splitting.
This model combines the sound and feel of a high-output humbucker in a single-coil size. Its rich midrange and harmonics make it ideal for rock and metal. It's also famously used by Dave Murray of Iron Maiden.
This model combines the sound and feel of a high-output humbucker in a single-coil size. Its rich midrange and harmonics make it ideal for rock and metal. It's also famously used by Dave Murray of Iron Maiden.
This model combines the sound and feel of a high-output humbucker in a single-coil size. Its rich midrange and harmonics make it ideal for rock and metal. It's also famously used by Dave Murray of Iron Maiden.
This is the louder brother of the Fast Track 1. Its character lies somewhere between a single coil and a full-size humbucker, with a richer low end than a single coil and a clearer sound than a humbucker. It's also known for being used by Richie Kotzen (Winery Dogs, etc.) and Ron Thal (Sons of Apollo, etc.).
This model has the overtones and open midrange of a single coil, but with higher output than a single coil. With plain strings, it produces a sound very similar to a single coil, while with wound strings it produces a slightly fatter sound than a single. The midrange is slightly scooped compared to the neck model, allowing you to produce bigger chords.