Super O-Bucker
Bridge 12.8k/A3
A very similar tonal personality to the original but wound with 43 on both coils to a higher turn count for a little more mid-beef. The original is roughly equivalent to 9.5k with 42 gauge, this one about 10.2k.
Options:
Splat Option**................................................... $15 per pickup.
New Looking Nickel or Gold Cover....................Inquire via phone or email
RS Relic Aged Nickel Cover................................$30 (yup, RS just hiked their prices, sorry)
12-screw “Sweet Heat” option.............................$5 (the effect is a bit sweeter/smoother sound, and the ability to adjust
midrange up and down with the second row of screws)
4-conductor.........................................................NO CHARGE
F-spacing ............................................................NO CHARGE
**The Splat is a means of getting a beefier option to the typical wimpy/slicey split humbucker tone. One coil is tapped part way so when you throw the switch you get all of one coil plus part of the other coil for a bigger, more authentic "single coil" tone. For example, if you had an 8k pickup, instead of the 4k split that sounds like a mosquito on a good day, you could have 5.5k, 6.0k, 6.5k or anywhere in between. Though I will likely make some recommendations for what's best for what you want, the exact spec is up to you...
Splat Option**................................................... $15 per pickup.
New Looking Nickel or Gold Cover....................Inquire via phone or email
RS Relic Aged Nickel Cover................................$30 (yup, RS just hiked their prices, sorry)
12-screw “Sweet Heat” option.............................$5 (the effect is a bit sweeter/smoother sound, and the ability to adjust
midrange up and down with the second row of screws)
4-conductor.........................................................NO CHARGE
F-spacing ............................................................NO CHARGE
**The Splat is a means of getting a beefier option to the typical wimpy/slicey split humbucker tone. One coil is tapped part way so when you throw the switch you get all of one coil plus part of the other coil for a bigger, more authentic "single coil" tone. For example, if you had an 8k pickup, instead of the 4k split that sounds like a mosquito on a good day, you could have 5.5k, 6.0k, 6.5k or anywhere in between. Though I will likely make some recommendations for what's best for what you want, the exact spec is up to you...
