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  • #16
    I'm planning to order a Sully guitar with 3 single coils (Seymour Duncan STK-S4 set). This guitar will be meant for clean sounds only.

    When playing Metal I'm a sucker for one hum guitars.

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    • #17
      The only ones that I appreciate and actually use that I dare even call a "single coil" is the Dimarzio HS-2 or HS-3.

      Now I know that is hum cancelling and not a true by 50's era Fender single coil, but it gives me a very close sound WITHOUT the annoying hum. Heck even Eric Johnson uses them. I have them installed in a few of my Strat's.

      Another one that is indeed a true single coil is the ToneRiders 60's pups that come stock in my Squier Classic Vibe Strat. Hot enough to be able to work with and still a true non hum cancelling pup that has garnered quite a following.

      As for single coil routes in my various Jackson's, they are all filled with pups like the Dimarzio Chopper or Duncan Lil'59. Does not give me a massive volume drop when switching from the humbucker and still has plenty of strength and tone.
      Last edited by vklobucar; 03-27-2016, 05:56 AM.

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      • #18
        Originally posted by xenophobe View Post
        What's that P'up Xeno?
        I wonder how that handles as triple coil humbucker
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        • #19
          Originally posted by Nightbat View Post
          What's that P'up Xeno?
          I wonder how that handles as triple coil humbucker
          Sorry, I have no idea. I found it using google image search.

          EDIT: Here, found it for you:

          http://www.fender.com/parts/pickups-...992220001.html


          The Fender Triplebucker bridge pickup features a monster triple-coil design that allows you to to tap into a versatile palette of explosive Fender sound, from punchy and powerful humbucking tones to creamy complex three-coil mode.

          Tonal Characteristics

          Formvar-coated neck pickup magnet wire adds brightness and glassiness
          Enamel-coated bridge pickup magnet wire delivers warm vintage-style tones
          Flush-mount polepieces produce even string response
          Alnico 5 magnets add more focus and enhanced dynamics

          Product Details

          Period-correct cloth output wire and fiber bobbin construction

          Included Components
          The Fender Custom Shop Triplebucker bridge pickup comes with all parts needed for installation, including:

          Mounting screws
          Pickup height adjustment tubing
          Wiring diagram
          Wiring harness

          Output Rating (Bass/Middle/Treble)

          Humbucking: 5/6/6
          Single-coil: 5/5/6

          DC Resistance

          Humbucking: 10.5k ohms
          Single-coil: 6.0k ohms

          Inductance

          Humbucking: 7.1 henries
          Single-coil: 2.5 henries
          Last edited by xenophobe; 03-27-2016, 08:49 PM.
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          • #20
            Originally posted by pianoguyy View Post
            If I am playing "metal", I am probably not going to leave the bridge pickup, so there is no reason to even worry about the single coil.
            But for other music styles, I have actually grown to like single coils more then humbuckers in the neck (and middle).

            This...for metal never but love single-coils for other styles though

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            • #21
              I'd like to try the BKP Sinner. It's a true single coil but supposedly hot enough to be paired with hums.

              https://bareknucklepickups.co.uk/mai...kup=the_sinner
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