New Red ’79 Scatterwound Stratocaster Pickup Set From The Creamery

By: Staff

Jaime Campbell over at the Creamery in Manchester, UK has launched some exciting new pickups. His Red ’79 Stratocaster and Telecaster pickups are designed to have all the good from that era and none of the bad.

Inspired by the New Wave/Post Punk era of the late ’70s & early ’80s, the Red ’79 Stratocaster Pickup has that brittle, bright attack associated with much of the music of that era. The lower in output, 42AWG coil wrapped around Custom Alnico 5 magnets gives you that cutting tone great with effects (a little phase, a little chorus).

Red '79 Stratocaster Pickup Set

Red ’79 Stratocaster Pickup Set

“As with the Telecaster Red ’79s, I settled on the final designs (after many versions) to create a pickup that has that bright, brittle tone without the ice-pick shrillness of thin, lower wound pickups. To achieve this the coil is wound slightly shorter with a looser scatterwound pattern to achieve the balance I was looking for.”

With the staggered magnet the tone is concentrated more around the D & G strings for a spikier attack whereas with the flat pole version the tone is rounded a little more as the tone is spread evenly through all strings. The middle pickup can be RW/RP for hum cancelling in positions 2 & 4.

Specs:

Magnets: Alnico 5

Poles: Staggered or Flat

Coil Wire: 42AWG Plain Enamel

Lead Wire: Vintage Cloth Pushback

Bridge Output: 5.9k

Middle Output: 5.7k

Neck Output: 5.5k

For more information or to order, follow this link.

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