Cj_Havoc
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The Epiphone Alnico Classic Pro
So I own a set of these and was digging around for information on them,as these pickups are killer and do the 73-75 Jimmy Page tone flawlessly..
After week's of research I've come to the conclusion that these are basically late 60's T-top reproductions..
even wound*mine read out at 7.7 neck and 8.1 bridge the bridge is a tad bit hotter than a original T-top..
42 awg polywire*same as the original T-top.
nickel silver baseplate, maple spacers*the original T-top would have plastic spacers* the two pickups are so so close in spec..
When I first got these I wondered why the bridge pickup had a certain"Quack" to it, it's very similar to the bridge pickup in Page's#1 it sounded so close to the song remains the same tone..
I even tinkered with the idea of using the neck pu in the bridge position and a 57 classic in the neck..
I'm absolutely blown away by these pickups...
So I own a set of these and was digging around for information on them,as these pickups are killer and do the 73-75 Jimmy Page tone flawlessly..
After week's of research I've come to the conclusion that these are basically late 60's T-top reproductions..
even wound*mine read out at 7.7 neck and 8.1 bridge the bridge is a tad bit hotter than a original T-top..
42 awg polywire*same as the original T-top.
nickel silver baseplate, maple spacers*the original T-top would have plastic spacers* the two pickups are so so close in spec..
When I first got these I wondered why the bridge pickup had a certain"Quack" to it, it's very similar to the bridge pickup in Page's#1 it sounded so close to the song remains the same tone..
I even tinkered with the idea of using the neck pu in the bridge position and a 57 classic in the neck..
I'm absolutely blown away by these pickups...