Seymour Duncan Vintage Stack Tele - Set - Electric Guitar Pickup

These pickups are great. They are very clean with a good balanced tone. I usually don't like single coils because they can be too thin sounding, but these have a great balance that sound beautiful clean, but also take distortion well. They are incredibly quiet, no trouble with the single coil 60 cycle hum. They have four conductor wiring, which allows different ways to set them up, as well as coil splitting if you really want to make sure they are 100% single coil (but this would not have the benefit of the hum cancelling). I would definitely recommend these for modern rock players such as pop punk, indie, pop rock. Nothing with too much gain.

Five Star sound. Shipped the wrong size rubber stand off's for both pickups. Wrong screw for the neck pickup. Had to use half the old grommets to make up for height. They are as advertised - Noiseless as much as any Humbucker. A bit more meaty than Fenders. NOT sorry at all.

I purchased this for a tele I was building. This is a good sounding pickup. I just wish they had the neck pickup in other colors than chrome such as gold or black. Nevertheless, I swapped out the cover. This pickup has good sound with a little grit.

These pick ups are awesome! Can't stop raving about them! They are loud, twangy and with a bit growl.... And best of all. No hum.

Took a cheap T style copy and turned it into one of the best sounding Telecasters I've ever owned. Sounds terrific in all 3 positions.

Had issues fitting the bridge pick up. When I finally got it installed, because I had my Guitar routed, I was unhappy with the sound after return policy. Of course Amazon can’t do anything about it. I wish they would have more information in about pick ups in the description.

I've been using these pickups since they first came out over 20 years ago. I've not heard very many humbucking Style Telecaster pickups that sound really good. These are not bad but you need to use a 500K volume pot. Or it won't give you the high-end that is normally there with true single coils. What's really cool about these pickups is I can use a push-pull pot to split the coils and then when I'm in a noisy situation I can switch back to humbucking. They sound really good when you split them and fairly good when they're in humbucking. But the only time I use humbucking is when I absolutely have to

Very good sounding pick ups.. Better with parallel wiring for lesser buzz