Mojotone "67 Quiet Coil with Hot Bridge" Strat Prewired Pickguard Level 2 Regular 190839784582

Mojotone “Quiet Coil” strat pickups are some of the finest hum-cancelling pickups ever made, giving all of the response and dynamics of a true single coil without the hum. never have to compensate tone for hum-cancelling pickups again. Mojotone ‘67 “Quiet Coil” with the Hot Quiet Coil pickguards are masterfully prewired to perfection with no soldering required. Nothing but the best quality parts are used like our custom taper and super low torque CTS pots, Switchcraft jack, Mojotone Vitamin T oil filled capacitor, and CRL 5-way switch. A treble bleed cap is installed to preserve treble when rolling the volume back. The ‘67 “Quiet Coil” with the Hot "Quiet Coil", gives that infamous late '60s psychedelic strat tone in the neck and middle positions with a hotter bridge pickup for those who need slightly more girth and sustain out of the bridge position. Carefully balanced in output from the neck, middle, to bridge positions, and completely hum-cancelling in ALL positions.  Product details Black 3-Ply, 11-Hole standard Strat pickguard with black knobs, switch tip, and pickup covers.  (Set of 3) ‘67 Quiet Coil neck and middle pickups with Hot Quiet Coil bridge pickup. Prewired with no soldering required. Just drop in and play. Handmade in the USA  Neck: 5.6k Middle: 5.6k Bridge: 5.8k Product FAQ’s What is the difference between the ‘58 and ‘67 Quiet Coils?  Just like the original 1958 and 1967 Strat pickups, the materials, number of turns, winding patterns, etc all changed throughout the different years of manufacturing. The '58s tend to sound brighter with more upper midrange presence, which gives them a glassier tone, compared to the '67s which are slightly more scooped on the mids with a rounder top end, and more quack in positions 2 and 4 of the 5-way switch. Does the Hot Quiet Coil in the bridge position sound like a humbucker? No, the Hot Quiet Coil is designed to sound like an overwound single coil Strat pickup with more bass, mids, and output compared to a vintage spec bridge pickup. This gives more girth and sustain without sacrificing single coil dynamics or tone.