Great tone had a little trouble with the neck pickup mounting screws SD says you can use the screws on the guitar but that didn't work it fell through so I made these plates out of a nickle pickup tray laying around

Sound great had a little trouble with the neck pickup as its suspended from the pickgaurd SD says youbcould use the screws on the guitar and inly supplied body mount wood screws. I couldn't find any acceptable screws so I made these out of and old nickle pickup tray ,a dremal and a tap
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Start with the service... I had a minor issue with the transaction going through, it was so nice to have a real person to actually speak directly with, that was resolved very professionally and quickly (very rare in today's world), Thanks Josh (Pippin), great work (as always, every time. for several years now).

The pickups are excellent, of course, they're Seymour Duncan's. I had them put into a standard MIM Fender Telecaster, the stock ones are a bit soft sounding. I picked the Lil' 59 set to match my primary style preference of classic rock and blues, and they are perfect for that. All of that sound and playing style is very much individualized and relative to what the person playing the guitar hears and feels using the different equipment they use along with the guitar, which is why I choose these pickups to work with to get the sound I want. They changed everything, see all of the other reviews for explanations of their opinions and specifics, I just knew they would be in the general ballpark of what I wanted. They do not disappoint...!!!

Other than that, it's all arbitrary stuff I really don't know what I would be talking about anyhow. If you want your Tele to have stronger sound for classic rock and blues, these will work great for you, well worth the investment, I will definitely use the guitar more often in the future.

I use my tele for heavier music and this was the key to developing my love for the tele again. I never play neck pickups, but it's just a clean beaut. The bride pickup broke up long before I can get anything else to and just screams clarity and top end tame.

I had these put in my Dquier 40th anniversary Tele. Wow. The sustain and sound from these pickups have made me fall even more in love with my guitar. Especially when I add some extra gain. Wow. A very Zeppelin I feeling. This keeps your Tele sounding like a Tele but adds depth and darkness with defined tones that are still full and well rounded.

I can't believe how good these pickups sound. They have a vintage Tele sound, but better. The power is great.
I added a 4way switch which gives another benefit of having the bridge, and neck pickups in series.
Seymour Duncans are great pickups, at a great price. Top notch quality.

Really great sound from these pickups that I installed on girlfriends Tele. Thanks!

I installed the Little '59 and Vintage Stack in a Squire 50s Classic Vibe. The '59 was a little snug getting through the pickup slot, but a little pressure and it popped through. I sounds smooth and full, plenty of volume. The Vintage Stack, is okay, but nothing special. It is a little thin on the sound, so expect to crank it up a bit more. I would rather have a Twisted Tele, but it comes with the single coil bridge, which I don't really care for. I will probably get used to it if I give it more time, or change it later. With a 4-way switch, the '59 alone or in series is the the way to go.

I bought these to replace a set of Fender Noiseless that I had installed when I first bought the guitar. The Noiseless set took care of the 60 cycle hum but they were still a little too anemic for any real crunch through any amp I owned. These Seymour Duncan pickups remedied that AND the neck pickup is even quieter noise wise. The bridge pickup is great for soloing and the neck pickup has a very clear tone for rhythm.

Great pickups will change the traditional sounds just a little, but very quiet and clean tone Very pleased

Took my crazy ear piercing swamp ash maple, maple neck and fret board Tele to a highly refined monster. Love it. Now I can play it out and be happy. Overdrive is great , cleans up nice with volume ctrl. Very clear tone. Took me a week install but well worth it. My limited skills and time slowed me down on the install. Very happy! I have little 59 in bridge of my strat for years. You can tell one is for strat one very Tele. Very different. Very well done.

Duncan is by far becoming my favorite. This set is phenomenal in my tele. I considered selling it because I mainly play rock and metal. the tele just didn't sound great distorted but this set woke it up.

lil 59- humbucker mode sounds like a big duncan...no really it does and it performs amazingly with distortion. Coil split it and you get that slightly reminiscent tele single sound but warmer.

Vintage stack- humbucker mode sounds good however it does make it pretty low output but you do get those nice tele sounds just warmer a bit. Coil split it becomes louder and has an amazing twang to it but it can get noisy.

all in all if you want a more versatile tele and use distortion as well as enjoy the classic tele sound these pickups won't disappoint.

Turned my Tele into a hot rod...! Bridge pickup is bad***...!