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Join Date: Apr 2012
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Join Date: Jan 2013
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Check out Rockstar Pickups, i have used the Vintage Deluxe set which is just great!
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Southport, UK
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I'd just get some used ones off ebay if you're looking to save money - it's not like pickups will go off, they're not milk
![]() There's no moving parts and nothing to "wear out" so there's functionally no difference between a used pickup and a new one, it's just that we as a society place great value in being the first person to own an item. That also means used pickups don't lose a lot of value but they should still be at least 30% cheaper. For coil splitting just make sure you get 4 conductor models, not 2. Duncan Custom 5/59 set in the LP standard Duncan Pearly Gates set in the 50th Anniversary For the Steve Stevens I'd say either a JB/Full Shred in the bridge with a Full Shred in the neck, or go Dimarzio with a Tone Zone in the bridge and a Breed in the neck. [Edit] didn't see that you had a JB lying around, might as well throw it in there and give it a go, should be about right for what you want.
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Join Date: Mar 2013
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For single-coils, my first choice would probably be Kinman (their Traditional MK-III AVn-56/AVn-56/AVn-62 pickup set are some of the best single-coils I've heard), and my second choice would be Lace Sensor Golds.
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