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Taylor Electric Pickup, Vintage Alnico Humbucker
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Overview
- Replacement electric pickup for Taylor T3 models
- Generates warm, fat electric guitar tone
- Pin-and-socket connection makes at-home installation easy
Taylor Electric Pickup, Vintage Alnico Humbucker
These vintage alnicos are Taylor's modern take on the traditional PAF-style covered pickup, producing a fat, round sound that blends warmth and drive. The pickup is connected with a Molex (pin-and-socket) connector, so all you'll need are a Phillips-head screwdriver and a few minutes for a simple "plug-and-play" setup. Offered in two versions (neck and bridge), each voiced and output-balanced for their respective string positions, the vintage alnico pickup is a perfect way to boost your guitar's tone. Model #83724
Questions & Answers
Preguntas frecuentes
5 questions
Do these work with the push/pull knobs on the T3/B for alternative voices?
Yes.
If not using quick connect what is the color code ?
Seymour Duncan.
Are they RWRP pickups?
No, RWRP is generally a single-coil thing.
Which models are these pickups for?
Taylor T3's and Solidbodies that use full size humbuckers.
How do these sound compared to the HD humbuckers in my T3?
Alnico humbuckers will sounds warmer and fatter than HD humbuckers but have less output.
Reviews
Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 rating
Excellent
Both the HD and Humbucker pickups were excellent. I was forced to sell my Taylor T3B but enjoyed it very much while I had it and since having to sell it, I have missed it quite a lot. It was a fabulous instrument.