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Mojotone '58 Quiet Coil Strat Pickups

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Transform your ST-style electric guitar with the Mojotone '58 Quiet Coil Strat Pickups, a harmonious blend of vintage warmth and modern innovation. Designed for guitar enthusiasts who crave the authentic 1958 sound without the pesky hum, these hand-wound noiseless single coils deliver the classic clarity and full-bodied, rich lower midrange that defined an era of music. Perfectly suited for both neck and bridge positions, these pickups promise to maintain the integrity of your playing style while providing a hum-free experience.

Crafted with Alnico 5 magnets, these pickups offer a vintage output that captures the spirit of the original '58 Stratocaster tone. The standard string spacing ensures compatibility with most ST-style guitars, making installation a breeze. The two-wire connections allow for easy setup, while the DC resistance of 5.9 kOhm ensures that your sound retains its vintage character. With a nod to quality craftsmanship, the Mojotone '58 Quiet Coil Strat Pickups are proudly made in the USA and come with all necessary mounting screws and springs for a seamless installation.

Whether you’re jamming at home or performing on stage, these pickups provide the perfect balance of nostalgia and innovation. Experience the legendary sound of the late '50s with the added benefit of modern noiseless technology.

Key Features:

Hand-wound noiseless single coil
Suitable for neck and bridge positions
Vintage output with rich lower midrange
Standard string spacing
2-wire connections
DC resistance: 5.9 kOhm
Alnico 5 magnets for authentic vintage tone
Includes mounting screws and springs
Made in USA

Product specs

Available since	December 2023
Aktive Circuit	No
Wiring	2-Conductor
Pickup Output	Vintage
Cap	Yes
Colour	White
Position	Middle, Neck
Stacked - hum free	Yes
Telecaster	No
Stratocaster	Yes
Other	No

FAQs

What makes Mojotone '58 Quiet Coil Strat Pickups different from traditional Strat pickups?: Mojotone '58 Quiet Coil Strat Pickups offer a hum-free experience with their stacked design, while maintaining the vintage tone of traditional Strat pickups. They use vintage formulated Alnico magnet cores and consistent scatterwound coils for a classic sound without noise.
Are Mojotone '58 Quiet Coil Strat Pickups suitable for vintage Stratocaster guitars?: Yes, these pickups are designed to fit vintage Stratocaster guitars without requiring routing modifications. They offer a vintage tone with a traditional strat pickup look, making them a great choice for maintaining the classic aesthetic and sound.
Do Mojotone '58 Quiet Coil Strat Pickups require any active circuitry or batteries?: No, these pickups do not require any active circuitry, PC boards, or batteries. They are designed to be simple and straightforward, similar to vintage Strat pickups, ensuring ease of use and installation.
Can Mojotone '58 Quiet Coil Strat Pickups be used in both neck and middle positions?: Yes, these pickups are suitable for both neck and middle positions in a Stratocaster, providing versatility and consistent tone across different playing styles and setups.
How do Mojotone '58 Quiet Coil Strat Pickups achieve a vintage sound?: These pickups achieve a vintage sound through the use of vintage formulated Alnico magnet cores, consistent scatterwound coils, and vintage staggered polepieces, all of which contribute to their classic tone and clarity.

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The Mojotone website suggests 500k pots for use with these pickups, but some users prefer 250k pots to maintain traditional Strat tone control settings.
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Concerns exist regarding noiseless pickups being taller than normal, potentially requiring extra routing in a Fender Strat.
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The Mojotone '58 Quiet Coil Strat Pickups deliver all the classic Strat sounds while featuring a low output PAF in the bridge for added versatility.
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Quiet Coil 67 pickups are praised for their performance, delivering a killer sound with no noise issues.
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Users report that adjusting the tone knob on 500k pots is akin to having a tone control that extends beyond the usual range, offering more tonal options.
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Mojotone '58 Quiet Coil Strat Pickups can handle high gain well, providing versatility for genres beyond traditional Strat tones.
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One owner switched from an overly microphonic set of Mojotone '58s and learned wax potting as a solution, despite initial failure.
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Some players with traditional Strat pickups do not find noise interference significant enough to switch to the Mojotone Quiet Coils, indicating a preference for stock sound characteristics.
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Mojotone Quiet Coils are noted for their effectiveness in comparison to popular Fender noiseless pickups regarding dynamic response and clarity.
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Mojotone Quiet Coil Pickups are noted for being truly silent compared to the Fender Gen 4, which are not completely noiseless.
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Some suggest using a push-pull pot to switch to single coil mode for more tonal flexibility with noiseless pickups.
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Some users have successfully learned wax potting to reduce microphonics, though it can be messy and risky.
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Users report that Mojotone Quiet Coils in a Telecaster sound traditional and are completely silent, making them ideal for noise-sensitive environments.
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Critic Reviews

Mojotone ’58 Quiet Coil Strat Pickups | Vintage Guitar® magazine

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Mojotone’s '58 Quiet Coil Strat Pickups deliver the dream of vintage single-coil sound with minimal noise. These pickups impress with their high-end bell tone and well-balanced performance across all positions. While a touch of noise appears with heavy overdrive, it’s nothing out of the ordinary. The slightly fatter sound compared to traditional single-coils under overdrive is a small trade-off for the classic tone and silent operation. A great choice for those seeking vintage vibes without the hum.

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Great addition to your Strat

I have these installed in my MIM strat, and I couldn't be happier. I purchased the pre-wired pickguard so my experience with these include mojotone pots and caps. They are crystal clear in 1st, 3rd, and 5th position, but a little dark in the 2nd and 4th position. If you want the bright quack in 2nd and 4th position I believe the '67 quiet coils would be a better option. The only thing that keeps me from giving them 5/5 stars is the pickup covers. The pickups themselves are 2 vertical single coils rather than stacked single coils like most other noiseless single coils. The pull pieces are for looks, and do not have a function, so don't try adjusting them. This construction makes the pickups taller, and requires you to use mojotone pickup covers because Fenders would be too small, and wouldn't cover the whole pickup. The pickups are also potted with wax, so removing the covers voids the warranty. I reached out to Mojotone, and they are amazing. Great customer service and very responsive. They informed me they can swap the pickup covers without voiding the warranty for $40 plus shipping (as of May 2021 rates subject to change). I think most people that own strats like being able to modify and change things on a whim, so this is the only downside. I would recommend to anyone looking to swap out their pickups.

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Andy Martin

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Hey I'm Andy with ProGuitarShop and ToneReport.com and today I'd like to introduce a revolutionary hum-canceling single coil from Mojotone, the Quiet Coil. Mojotone's new Quiet Coils are different from any other noiseless pickup you've heard. They are designed with one goal in mind, to sound, look and feel like classic single coils without the 60 cycle hum. Mojotone's pickup engineer, David Shepherd set out to achieve the perfect single coil tone by adhering to tried and true ingredients used in vintage pickups; heavy 42 gauge Formvar wire, fiberboard bobbins, cloth covered leads and essential Alnico magnets. The Quiet Coil is also the only hum-cancelling single coil to have a side by side coil design, rather than the stacked coil types from the likes of Dimarzio and Kinman. The pure single coil sound is also maintained without the use of active circuitry, PCBs or any other noise-cancelling circuitry that you've seen before. These are one of a kind pickups that are sure to change the mind of those who think sacrifices in tone have to be made to avoid hum. The pickups we're trying out today are the '58 Quiet Coils which amazingly stick to the same specs as genuine 50's single coils while eliminating the 60 cycle hum. You can also check out Mojotone's '67 Quiet Coils which contain the same sparkle and chime of the classic grey bottom pickups, complete with plain enamel and low gauss Alnico magnets. Best of all, you can find both in sets or in a preloaded pickguard for a fast swap into hum-free territory. Lastly, the unique design of the Quiet Coils ensures that you won't have to worry about string spacing issues, dead spots or the magnets pulling the strings out of tune. Quiet Coils never lose their focus with big bends and their vintage output is completely compatible with your favorite gear. What we're doing today is comparing the Quiet Coils with some of the leading hum-cancelling products as well as some genuine Fender 57/62 pickups as a baseline. All the Strats feature alder bodies with rosewood necks and the amp is a 6V6 based Mojotone Mt. Pilot 15w combo that will remain untouched during pickup swaps.