Lindy Fralin fully hum-bucking replacement strat pickups

[Sarge]

Split-Blade

This is a fully hum-bucking replacement for Strat® style pickups with all the high-end clarity you expect from a traditional single coil. It is available in three outputs (Vintage, Blues and High Output) and two colors (white and black). All 3 sets come with a 10% stronger bridge. When ordering please specify: Output: Vintage, Blues or High Output Cover Color: White or Black PRICES: $100 each/Set $300

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http://www.fralinpickups.com/stratstyleSB.asp

[Sarge]

they look broken!

[ELVIS]

I dunno if they look good or bad...

[ELVIS]

I don't like how the covers are split down the middle...

[Cato]

>Set $300

no reduced price? WTF!

[ELVIS]

I sell to yoo fo too hundred nindynine dolla!

[Coyote]

Looks a bit Art Deco...

[jhale667]

Being Fralins, I'm sure they sound cool, but my god, those are ugly...

[Panamark]

I'll stick to the Hotrails...

[jhale667]

I'll stick to the Hotrails...

Yeah, though I admit I like the sound of those, I can't even stand the looks of them...the Duncan 'Lil 59, JB Jr. and Duckbuckers all sound great, but are sort of fugly to me personally...

That's kinda why I gravitated towards stack designs, probably -because a least they maintain the traditional look.

[GAR]

I'm witholding commentary till I can see what the coil looks like, but the polepieces seem to be influenced by Lace which are very good in themselves yet use untraditional polepiece magnet designs also.

They look interesting, it wouldn't bother me playing them in the least so long as they had the clarity of singlecoils.

The only singlecoil humbucker I like so far is still the DiMarzio HS-1 although like its HS-2 and HS-3 brothers sounds a bit hot and lacks highs of the stock single coils.

[Diamondjimi]

Cool look to 'em. The rails look like hockey sticks...

[GAR]

I'm assuming by the looks of it, this is a north-south/north-south magnetic phase trick to cancel some of the hum and is probably mostly effective but not the same as a true humbucker.

I'd like to try one!