Fender Gold/Gold Dually Lace Sensor

Pickup features: humbucker, passive
Impedence or other specs: 3 wires each "coil"

Model of guitar or bass: '96 Am. Std. Strat
Position: neck
Pickup being replaced: Am. Std. single coil
Other pickups on guitar: 2 fender lace golds
Artists using this pickup: Jeff Beck, ? ? ?
You musical style(s): rock, blues, country
Reason for pickup change: Wanted a thicker sound at the bridge. I split the humbucker
and installed a push/pull poti.

Perceived output level: Vintage quack. Thicker than the single coil gold lace sensor.
Tone: Trebly, but with sufficient mid
Sonic evaluation: These pickups can be raised higher than normal magnetic pickups--can be raised
up to before the point where the strings hit them while you're playing.
This helps raise the volume on a pickup which is slightly higher in output
already. I get the kind of vintage quack I'm lookng for. I don't find them
at all sterile. A great sound for what I play: rock, blues, and country. It's not a
hot pickup, but when I use my overdrive pedal, which I use as a lead channel,
I get a very rich tone.

For which styles and positions is this pickup (un)suitable: I use the dually in the bridge position. It's a great match for what I play.

Comments: I would buy it again.
I've been playing too long.
Love about it: sound. Hate:looks.
Satisfied with it.