Alnico 5 TL Pickup Hot Dual Rail Humbucker Bridge Pickup 9-10K

a nice telecaster pickup for little money. it has a nice sound with lots of twang.

A friend who installed this on my guitar said he thought it was closer to $100 after I told him it was only 20 bucks. Works, looks and sounds of quality. Great value. Would recommend.

It was exactly what I was looking for! It replaced a rather sterile bridge pup in my Telecaster Custom. I ordered the 9-10k version in order to match the output of the Fender stock humbucker. It sounds great! It still has some "Tele" to it with a little bit of "humbucker" added. Easy install, but you may want to use your old mounting hardware. The new pickup screws were slightly larger than the mounting holes in my vintage style baseplate. It wouldn't be hard to drill them out, but I just used my old hardware. I can't really comment on any noise or unwanted feedback because I'm a home player and I only play a medium volume. The pickup I received seemed to mirror a Seymour Duncan bridge pickup in both polarity and wire color scheme. Black-switch... Red and white-split... Green and Bare-ground. I would recommend this pickup if you want a great sounding pickup without breaking your wallet! 👍🏼

So, I put the 9-10K bridge pup in my 2014 American Standard Tele for a HS configuration. I used 500K CTS 3/8 smooth shaft audio taper vol / tone pots with a .22mf capacitor in standard tele wiring fashion. It REALLY sounds great... like, I was wondering if I was out of my mind putting a cheap pup in my expensive tele... but I couldn't believe how good it sounded when it was done. The bridge on split sounds very close to the nocaster I had in the bridge. It couples very nicely with the twisted tele in the neck. The bridge on humbucker mode sounds fantastic... beefy but not muddy, midrangey but not honky, good clarity in the top end. Couple issues tho, #1- You can see in the pic, the pickup does not sit square in the bridge plate hole. The holes are slightly off. #2 - The holes were not tapped all the way through. The screws have to be put in with some force to cut the last little bit. But they went in. #3 - The springs are a little long, and could be a problem if you wanted the pickup closer than about 3/16 of an inch to the strings. #4 - there are no instructions. BUT you can find a diagram online. I soldered mine to a 4 way switch for Humbucker, Split, Split + Neck, Neck. FYI, the GREEN wire is FULL HUMBUCKER (I soldered to the position 1 lug), the RED/WHITE wire together is SPLIT (I soldered to the position 2 lug), the BLACK / BARE gets soldered to the back of the pot for ground. For this wiring config, I soldered neck to lug 3 and 4, then jumped a wire from 2 to 3, plus a wire from the main lug on bottom right (to vol pot) to main lug on top left (when control plate is upside down). Hope this helps somebody. It was a royal pain trying to figure out. EDIT: I downgraded to three stars. Pickup is microphonic at higher volume levels. EDIT: I upgraded back to 4 stars. After going back to the stock broadcaster, then a gfs 15k rail (horrible, muddy mess), I put this fleor 9k rail back in, and it really sounds great. Plays well with the twisted tele neck. No need to cool split. This time I wired it with a 3 way switch, no tone pot, and a 500k pot so the 250k tone pot could be used just for neck with a 500k resistor from neck lug on switch to ground to 'make it see' a 250k volume pot. Bridge pup sounds very much like a tele with volume rolled back and slightly more beefy than a p90 all the way up (but still somehow tele). Good clarity. Only microphonic at very high volume. Not an issue for me, as I run a hx stomp straight to the mixer. Prob wont change it again.

Higher gain with a bit of grittiness. This is a revised review after playing the pickup with a full band at stage volume. For home use, the pickup sounds good. There is a bit of noise when you touch or move the guitar, but at low practice volume it is ok. Playing at stage volume magnifies the microphonics though. You can hear your strap creak like the ropes on a pirate ship. Every movement makes extra noises. The drummer actually asked, "What's up with that pickup?" I had to change to a different guitar. Ok for solo practice, unusable in full band setting.

This was a nice pickup it works very well and it really added a lot of beef to my tele. It really sounds good and it makes for a very good telecaster pickup. It sounds very good on a clean channel as well as a overdrive channel on my Marshall and it was definitely worth buying.

Replaced the bridge single pole in my telecaster, no issues with the fit, easy rewiring. This pickup has high output, adjusted the height for a tasteful tone. I recommend it.

Very HOT and clear with Distortion

Gracias a la nueva pastilla puedo usar mas distorsión, después de probarla varios meses puedo decir que la recomiendo

Bought this for replacing the bridge pickup in my Eart C1 as its an amazing pickup and has been compared to a "Little 59" style pickup and blows it away at less than half the price. FLEOR pickups rock and you have to hear them to believe them. This pickup when installed has zero hum compared to the Lil 59 pickup which is very noisy in comparison. You want this pickup if you are replacing your TL bridge pickup. Its worth the money just to try it.

自作テレキャスに取り付けました。ハムバッカーらしい図太い音ながら、ブリッジマウントのテレキャスらしさも出て、独特のトーンです。

Great upgrade to the single coil in my tele. Easy to install and no hum.

どうせならシングルよりハムバッカーのほうが当然音が良くなります。途中SWを取り付けシングルと切り替えています。