Snoogles
Cranky-dologist
Neck pickup has 14 inches of lead
bridge pickup has 10 inches of lead
covers are a bit scratched
otherwise they are both in perfect working order
$250 for the pair, plus shipping to Continental US
Pickups are located in NYC
From the Lollar website:
http://www.lollarguitars.com/mm5/me...duct_Code=244&Category_Code=humbucker-pickups
"Our High Wind Humbucker Pickups are similar in overall tone to the Imperials, but their higher output retains some of the airiness and balanced tone of the originals, while pushing your amplifier into distortion faster and harder. Creamy treble, smooth and fat bottom end with softer attack and lots of sustain. Alnico 2 magnets.
Neck 8.4K, Bridge 9.4K "
"This is the highest output set I make although they are what is still considered "vintage output." Distorted and clean quality is creamier and smooth at the cost of some low-end tightness. Works very well for playing distorted more often than clean. Also for guitars lacking fullness and sustain, overly bright guitars, or light thin body guitars like an SG."
bridge pickup has 10 inches of lead
covers are a bit scratched
otherwise they are both in perfect working order
$250 for the pair, plus shipping to Continental US
Pickups are located in NYC
From the Lollar website:
http://www.lollarguitars.com/mm5/me...duct_Code=244&Category_Code=humbucker-pickups
"Our High Wind Humbucker Pickups are similar in overall tone to the Imperials, but their higher output retains some of the airiness and balanced tone of the originals, while pushing your amplifier into distortion faster and harder. Creamy treble, smooth and fat bottom end with softer attack and lots of sustain. Alnico 2 magnets.
Neck 8.4K, Bridge 9.4K "
"This is the highest output set I make although they are what is still considered "vintage output." Distorted and clean quality is creamier and smooth at the cost of some low-end tightness. Works very well for playing distorted more often than clean. Also for guitars lacking fullness and sustain, overly bright guitars, or light thin body guitars like an SG."
