Bonecrusher

Old Bones Pickups

£130

The Old Bones Bone Crushers are a high output rock and metal pickup. They have been designed so that you have fantastic clean tones and string to string definition for when you need it, but dig in and you will hear your clean channel start to break up. On high gain settings you'll retain string to string balance, allowing you raw and searing high gain metal tones for both rhythm and lead playing. The Bone Crushers have been made with 44AWG wire, and AlNiCo 8 magnets. This allows the Bone Crushers to have a more mid focused, warmer sound; they have crisp highs and retain warmth in the low end.

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as OLD BONES PICKUPS LTD, number 13626042. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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