Wolfetone Tele Bitch

Pickup features: single coil
Impedence or other specs:

Model of guitar or bass: 52 tele r/i
Position: all positions
Pickup being replaced: fralin blues specials
Other pickups on guitar: wont be any others from now on
Artists using this pickup: not enough
You musical style(s): blues and blues and did i say blues
Reason for pickup change: was looking for that special tone

Perceived output level: totally unreal
Tone: the only way to put it is that if muddy waters tele and bb kings lucille had a love child
Sonic evaluation: a fender 52 r/i tele through a 1960's silvertone 1482 tube amp

For which styles and positions is this pickup (un)suitable: classic rock and blues

Comments: if destroyed I would cry..if stolen i would hunt the bastard thief down and cut his hands off. been playin 25 yrs..been searching for that previously unobtainable magic tone that we all search for..and finally found it..thanks wolfe you are da man..this guy is a true craftsman and so great to deal with..i cant say enough about him or his pickups.

Pickup features: single coil, passive
Impedence or other specs:

Model of guitar or bass: Fender 90s Tele Deluxe
Position: bridge
Pickup being replaced: various Seymour Duncan models
Other pickups on guitar: Wolfetone Strat "Cubs"
Artists using this pickup:
You musical style(s): classic rock, blues.
Reason for pickup change:

Perceived output level: a bit higher than "vintage"
Tone: extremely balanced with plenty o twang
Sonic evaluation: I ordered a Tele "Bitch" bridge and strat "Cubs" for the
neck and middle of my 90s Tele Deluxe. The tele bridge is
just barely a "Bitch" (above 7.5k ohms), just like I asked
for. The "Bitch" calls me while I sleep. "MATT,
come plaaayyy meeee." I struggle to resist. It's hard,
believe me. I asked Wolfe to give me some slightly
pronounced midrange similar to a Broadcaster and I got it.
This thing snarls through the amp. The output is just a bit
louder than the strat pickups, just like I wanted. This thing
absolutely adores being played. I can't get over how much it
rumbles when I strum full chords. Wild Thing becomes even
wilder. Stones riffs get meaner. ZZ Tops La Grange becomes
dirtier. Single note lines lose NO twang to the increased
mids. If I could play like a Hellecaster (which I can't),
this pickup would accomodate nicely. Once again, the pickup
responds beautifully to the tone control being rolled down.
Fatter* tone with less of the brightness, but still fully
articulate

For which styles and positions is this pickup (un)suitable:

Comments: Excellent pickup.....One of if not the best tele bridges I've ever
heard. I would definately replace it if stolen.