Guitars
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When the Jazz bass was introduced, the music world was rocked yet again by fantastic new tone and options for a progressing bass community. These pickups are a faithful recreation of the Jazz Bass single coils of the early 60s. Our Vintage Jazz Bass pickups stay true to the originals by capturing that warm tone with just the right amount of midrange. The neck model is full sounding, and brings in a nice, rich bottom end without being boomy. It is wound RWRP so that it will hum-cancel when used together with the bridge pickup. The bridge model is smooth and punchy and delivers a brightness that is a perfect balance for the warmer neck model. These pickups are drop-in replacements for any American Standard Jazz Bass. Read more20952
These Jazz Bass pickups capture the tone, feel and articulation of a great ’62 Jazz Bass. We harnessed the warmth, subtle aggressive attack, mid-range growl, and the J-tone that sits just right and voiced it to go lower than before. Read more20956
Just swap your volume pot with a Blackouts Modular Preamp. It combines the high-output, low-noise Blackouts preamp with a quality volume pot and our Liberator Solderless Pickup Change System for quick connections. Pair it with your favorite set of passive pickups achieve that Blackouts tone with the look you want. Get your own sound with your own look. Read more21144
Keep your guitar sounding great and always ready to play! Nothing halts the pleasure of music quicker than an out-of-tune instrument. The TronicalTune PLUS is the right key to effective, simple tuning for your guitar. Your guitar looks the same, feels the same, play’s the same.
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The Vintage Rails is a single coil sized humbucker with a unique split-blade design that is meant to be wired in parallel to give you a sparkly, vintage style single coil tone without the Strat hum. In the bridge position, this pickup will be tight and crisp, and will give you lots of vintage Strat snap. For added versatility, its 4-conductor lead-wire gives you the option of switching it into series wiring (using a push/pull or mini-toggle) for hotter, fatter humbucker tone. Read more3234
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