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FENDER '51 CUSTOM SHOP NOCASTER TELECASTER PICKUP SET

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Manufacturer: Fender
Publisher: Fender
Label: Fender

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Features for FENDER '51 CUSTOM SHOP NOCASTER TELECASTER PICKUP SET:

NEW '51 CUSTOM SHOP NOCASTER
Redesigned to sound just like the original
Tele twang and smooth midrange that only the famous Fender Custom Shop can reproduce
Nocaster' bridge pickup with its nickel-silver cover and classic warmth

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Editorial Review
Brand new boxed Fender Custom Shop NO-Caster Tele pickup set. Redesigned to sound just like the original, the Fender Nocaster pickup is true to its heritage, the flush mounted Alnico 3 magnets, enamel coated magnet wire, and a zinc shielding plate help to recreate the real deal with great Tele twang and smooth midrange that only the famous Fender Custom Shop can reproduce. The neck pickup is the perfect companion to the 'Nocaster' bridge pickup with its nickel-silver cover and classic warmth. Bridge specs: Resistance: 7.3 K Inductance: 3.28 HenriesNeck specs: Resistance: 9.9 K Inductance: 4.9 Henries
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Customer Reviews

Old School Fender Tele sounds

2007-01-12
Lots of boutique pickups to choose in this realm. If you like Merle, Buck, Del and Pete Anderson sounds... you might consider nocasters. They are lower output, twangier and come from Fender. I dig these pickups and own several teles. I've used the others and while they are all really good.... I'll stick with nocasters! Leo got it right with these little guys.