Wilkinson WOCHB Ceramic Guitar Humbucker Pickup Neck Bridge Pickups Set for Les Paul LP SG Style Electric Guitar, Chrome

Awesome sound. Made the Chibson sound better

Great vintage sound. Dont let the price fool you. These are really good pickups.

Replaced broken humbuckers on my PRS SE Zach Myers with these. Really took a gamble, but didn’t want to spend $200+ on Seymour Duncans for a guitar I bought used. Honestly, super impressed with the quality. The sound and tone are very clear, almost nonexistent buzz, fit is so perfect that I used the stock pickup rings, and the chrome looks really nice on these. The sound is very bright, but I really find that to be a positive since that can be EQ’ed down if you prefer, but much more difficult to add brightness where there isn’t any. Fantastic value for the money. Would definitely buy again. Only negative is the wiring — the black wire is ground and the yellow is hot. Strange color scheme. Just pay attention when you’re soldering.

Good sounding pickups, not microphonic, and if you are like me and don't like the decals you can scratch them off with your fingernail which is something I didn't see anybody else mentioning... And all the review pictures still have them so that was a concern of mine. I was happy to find out that you can easily remove it. That being said, if you do want the decal it is high quality and should stay on for a very long time if not for a lifetime. Highly recommend these pickups especially for the price.

Installed on a Grote LPYS-006 due to them being Microphonic and me being a high gain player. These pickups absolutely solved the Microphonic issues I was having on the stock Grote pickups, also they fit better for my playing style (metal/hard rock/punk). These look gorgeous and sound great too. I also wired in some bourns push pull pots and split the coils (another great feature, splitable). The split coils have a pretty good balance of volume in single coil mode compared to humbucking mode with not a ton of volume drop when alternating between the two. Single coil mode will get you some country twang like a telecaster if that's your thing. Overall a great buy!

Sounds good 👍

I bought this as a bridge pickup for a inexpensive headless guitar kit. The one that came with the kit was very microphonic and sounded just OK. Really like this one. Great clean to distorted and blends surprisingly well with the P90 neck pickup giving me three distinct tones all very usable. I'm quite happy with this great playing and sounding guitar now. I built an amazing playing and sounding guitar for just over $200 all said and done. FUN!!!

Bought as a set. Left it with a reliable tech after finishing the body of an old beat up Epi SG. Unfortunately, the bridge pickup was dead. Even tried swapping it with the neck pickup to make sure the issue wasn't somewhere else. By the time I got the guitar back, I'm well over the return policy. Still had to pay the tech for his time, and now I have to buy another pickup, and pay to have it installed again. Stinks.

Hab bereits mehrere Humbucker von Wilkinson verbaut, kann nur sagen, Top- Produkt, super Sound, splitbar, vergleichbar mit anderen großen Herstellern. Sehr empfehlenswert.

Why did you choose this product over others?: I always liked Wilkinson gear. Good value for money.

Thery are a decent set of pups but there was an oversight in quality control with my set as the company logo was not as shown on the bridge pup. It was upside down and not positioned as shown in the imagery. It reflect poor quality control. I checked the resistance and it is correct for the bridge pup. Not a deal breaker but a little jarring on aesthetics.

Awesome quality for the price. I replaced stock pickups on my son's Epiphone Les Paul special II. Completely different sound. Noise is almost non existent. Easy to install.

Ich besitze noch eine alte Epiphone Les Paul Special II, die für mich eher einen ideellen Wert besitzt (mein Sohn hat den Body vor fast 15 Jahren mit Acryllack angemalt). Die dort verbauten Pickups waren qualitativ eher auf dem Abstellgleis und klangen sehr muffig. Wichtig: Ich finde, der Klang einer Gitarre, eines Amps oder PUs ist immer relativ zum eigenen Empfinden und so kann ich nur beschreiben, wie die PUs für mich in der entsprechenden Gitarre klingen. Bei dir in deiner Gitarre kann es ganz anders aussehen! Nach dem Einbau der Wilkinson PAF PUs die große Überraschung: Die PUs klingen offen und differenziert, bringen die Einstellungen vom Amp sehr gut zum Lautsprecher, ohne dabei muffig oder dumpf zu klingen. Ich besitze unter anderem noch eine Gibson Les Paul Studio von 2021, in der ein 490R am Hals und ein 498T am Steg verbaut ist. Auch nach mehreren Wochen (habe die Wilkinson PUs seit drei Monaten) bin ich begeistert und finde, (Achtung, persönliches Empfinden!) dass die Wilkinson besser klingen als die Gibson PUs. Durch die Verkabelung lassen sich die PUs auch splitten. Von meiner Seite aus eine absolute Empfehlung zu dem Preis und ich überlege ernsthaft, sie auch in die Gibson zu bauen.