FLEORAlnico 5 Guitar Pickups Single Coil TL Neck Pickup Black for TL Style Guitar Pickups Part

I have bought FLEOR pickups before and loved them. I bought these to replace the pickups that came in my brand-new Firefly FFTL Telecaster copy. The Firefly's bridge pickup was pretty good, but the neck pickup was very muffled and had no punch. I figured I would replace both pickups because I wanted a matched set, so I sourced out this FLEOR set. I put them in this morning, and I have not been able to put the guitar down since. Its tone is reborn. The bridge pickup was pretty good before the replacement, but it is twice as sweet now. These FLEOR's are bright and warm, with a lot of chime in them. They are well constructed and came already wax potted, so not microphonic. The lead wires are long and were pre-tinned for easy soldering. A pleasure to install. I could not be happier.

Great simple upgrade for a Squier Tele, really improves the tone and the balance between both pickups, also very good quality of the materials, only downside was the packaging which was just tinfoil and a plastic bag, I think I got lucky its didn't get damaged in the shipping, but otherwise really reccomended.

Good deal for the price. The pickup should be described as a 6 ohm. This is my third one and all 3 have been barely over 6 ohm, not even close to 7 ohm. Described as 6-7 which I guess is true but 2 have been barely over 6 ohms, actually not quite 6 ohms after install.The pickup could be soldered a bit better where the leads attach to the bobbin. I did a quick fix on one lead with the one I got because the solder blob was iffy. Cloth wire leads would have been a great touch but they are just regular plastic or whatever.The pickup sounds cleaner and more musical than the ceramic one I replaced but I was hoping for something closer to 7 ohms.My 3rd one doesn't sound as musical as my 2nd one. Both were installed on a 2019 Squier Telecaster, 1 butterscotch 1 sunburst. Maybe its the strings on my guitar.Good Deal but if it wasn't such a pain in the rear to change tele bridge pickup I would send it back and get something with more output.My pictures show the Fleor bridge pickup and the neck pickup is an Artec no cover Big pole Alnico that I bought on Ebay for $23 and its excellent. They balance nicely and look great together.My 2019 Squier special butterscotch tele has a matte black pickguard purchased from Amazon and I set it up as a 5 string open G tuned Keith Richards type tele.

I echo the review by philsaudio insofar as the small screws supplied were, in fact, too small. Otherwise, these are good pickups at this price and definitely improved the sound of my Partscaster.

I don't normally write reviews of this depth, but since pickups are a matter of taste and this is not a run of the mill pickup and some people will love it and others will hate it I just want to describe it.You should know that this pickup is very microphonic. Many people have a problem with that. Other people know that a microphonic pickup gets a lot more harmonics and the sound of the wood. Deadening the pickup is just a saucepan full of wax away but I wouldn't do that.I love this pickup. It is very much a vintage voiced pickup. Probably not "hot" or "overwound" but I haven't put it on a meter. It is very articulate and dynamic which is characteristic of a lower number of windings and alnico magnets. It responds to different playing styles well. I fingerpick with a lot of hitting the strings with my nails, popping and slapping on a guitar I built with a body made from redwood taken from a 100 year old barn.This is a rich-sounding pickup with lots of twang and harmonics depending on how you wire it and how you install it.I found it was easy to wire and shield this to eliminate electrical interference and it is notably quieter than some other pickups.I'm buying another and I hope it is as good as this one is.

Actually an improvement to my ears over the original Fender early 80s stock pup. Sounds great, seriously. Potted, low noise floor. 100% satisfied, the price is ridiculously low for the quality.

I bought these because it was my first time wiring pickups and I didn't want to spend a whole lot and screw it up somehow. I'm also not a professional musician and I didn't want to pay $100+ for something I'm going to use in my bedroom, but wanted something better than the stock Affinity pickups. The price was right and the reviews were good. They went in no problem, plenty of wire to work with even if you get a bad solder or something and need to redo.The neck registers at 6.46K and the bridge at 5.99K. I'm fine with this because I wanted a more vintage style, but if you want a hot pickup in the bridge, this might not be the one. I love the neck pickup. Nice and smooth and beautiful. The bridge sounds like a classic tele, nice and spanky, for lack of a better word. Great purchase!

Great tone and quality for the money.

I really like the sound of these pickups and at this price you can't go wrong. I'd compare these to Fender Tex-Mex pickups for the same kind of twang sounds. Recommended

The media could not be loaded.  Never had a neck pick up in this partscaster til now,highly recommend this, the sound is great . I'm a bit rusty but you get the idea. I'm playing through a 10 watt Roland cube with a bit of reverb.

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Great sounding, very clean with lots of string definition. A little light on the D string though. Very vintage sounding if that's what you are looking for. I Wil buy again for another guitar.

Meine neue Squier Classic Vibe '50s, war komplett eine Katastrophe. So auch das original Neck-Pickup. Es klingt dumpf und ist viel zu leise. So leise, dass ich das Teil auf 1mm an die Saiten heranführte und den Bridge-Pickup 3 mm tiefer setzte.Mit dem neuen Teil konnte ich endlich beide Pickups auf die gleiche Höhe schrauben. Der Klang ist um Welten besser. Mehr müssen Pickups nicht kosten (im Amateur-Lager). Extrem peinlich für Fender.