Bonecaster '64

Old Bones Pickups

£100

The Bonecaster '64 is the Old Bones Pickups homage to a popular classic. They are made using vintage correct plain enamel wiring for warmer tones with a slightly higher output to give slightly more of the much loved Tele twang. The raised D and G pole pieces accent these strings slightly more than the others, giving them more presence. They are reverse wound/reverse polarity in order to mitigate hum in the middle position, and fully wax potted.

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Bonecaster '64

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