I've got an alder body Squier Classic Vibe tele I'm going to make into my humbucking tele. I'm just looking to get a good, versatile pair of PAF-esque humbuckers in there. No need to retain tele twang or anything, I've got other teles for that.
I have a nickel-covered 59 neck pickup already (the CV teles are routed for neck humbuckers under the pickguard), and I was going to order the little 59 for the tele bridge pickup. I do not want the neck to overpower the bridge output but want them to be evenly matched. Will this combo work? Or should I be looking at something else with lower output at the neck? Having a hard time getting a bead on what to expect from the little 59 - the SD set has it paired with a seemingly pretty mild output neck tele pickup. Advice?
Also while I have your ear, any thoughts about coil splitting either pickup or any other neat wiring options? I'm open to using push/pulls. I don't often use my middle position - any cool stratish 2&4 coil wiring possibilities to be had with this combo?
Thanks guys. Your collective experience-based wisdom is appreciated! I love what new pickups can do to revitalize a guitar, but shopping and deciding feels like such a guessing game.
I have a nickel-covered 59 neck pickup already (the CV teles are routed for neck humbuckers under the pickguard), and I was going to order the little 59 for the tele bridge pickup. I do not want the neck to overpower the bridge output but want them to be evenly matched. Will this combo work? Or should I be looking at something else with lower output at the neck? Having a hard time getting a bead on what to expect from the little 59 - the SD set has it paired with a seemingly pretty mild output neck tele pickup. Advice?
Also while I have your ear, any thoughts about coil splitting either pickup or any other neat wiring options? I'm open to using push/pulls. I don't often use my middle position - any cool stratish 2&4 coil wiring possibilities to be had with this combo?
Thanks guys. Your collective experience-based wisdom is appreciated! I love what new pickups can do to revitalize a guitar, but shopping and deciding feels like such a guessing game.