no spec differences found
Output compared on measured inductance; no tone chart to compare.

A bridge humbucker with an Alnico 5 magnet and vintage output.
vintage output
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no spec differences found
Output compared on measured inductance; no tone chart to compare.
no spec differences found
Output compared on measured inductance; no tone chart to compare.
no spec differences found
Output compared on measured inductance; no tone chart to compare.
no spec differences found
Output compared on measured inductance; no tone chart to compare.
no spec differences found
Output compared on measured inductance; no tone chart to compare.
hotter output
Output compared on measured inductance; no tone chart to compare.
Demos, reviews and forum posts, quoted word for word and linked to where they were published. No reviews collected yet.
“I purchased a PRS Singlecut Trem used that had the Imperial low winds in it. Initially, I was a little disappointed that the original pickups weren't included, but am completely sold on the Lollars. They excel in every area, from ultra clean to gritty.”
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