Marshallheads are lower output than what most people use in Soloists - they come stock with a JB and a Jazz.

That said, the Marshallheads have sounded good in everything I've heard them in. If you're looking on the hotter side, though, try the Timbre Wolf - I have a couple of these and love them.

Never heard of the Wolfetone company before, and now I'm interested. Thanks for putting them on my radar!

Marshallhead is lower output than a stock duncan JB ?

Yeah, Marshallheads are 9K, MKIIs are about the same (Alnico V magnets instead of Alnico II, so probably like 9.1K). A stock JB is 16.6K.

I got started with him because I wanted a lower-output JB-ish pickup for my 7 string. So far, I've loved everything he makes, though his P90s may be the best of the bunch. The Timbre Wolf has passed the JB for my favorite bridge pickup, as it's not quite as harsh but still punchy, and with a bottom end more like a Custom than the wooliness of the JB.

Cool.... have heard many good about them too and that brings me forward in getting a set of marshallhead...maybe i ask for slight tweak on a tad higher on its output...

Has anybody put in throbaks in their sl2h ? How priceless is the tone regards to their price tag ? Haha sorry but its very very expensive pickup set... just wonder if it do wonder on the sl2h thou i know its for LP kinda guitar... does it brings out the crunch on the sl2h ala LP style guitar ?

The Marshallhead pickup was designed for use in a Les Paul. I wouldn't try them in a SL2H... much brighter sounding guitar. The pickups are also way lower output than a SD JB. The are supposed to be a mildly overwound PAF replica. Not a modern high-gain pickup. Pick the right tool for the job.