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Description
Unleash a torrent of sonic aggression with the Shed Pickups Hot Bastardos Pickups, your new go-to for high-output power and razor-sharp tonal definition. These hand-wound bridge humbuckers are crafted for guitarists who demand nothing short of excellence from their gear. With their formidable 16k ohms resistance and Alnico 5 magnets, the Hot Bastardos are designed to push your amp to its limits, delivering a muscular and imperious sound profile.
Built to respond to every nuance of your playing, these pickups shine with vintage-inspired tones that range from edgy growls to crystal-clear bell-like notes. Their articulation makes them a versatile choice for musicians who appreciate both subtlety and raw power. Unlike many modern pickups, the Hot Bastardos are not wax-potted, preserving their full tonal richness. The magnets are lacquered to the baseplate, and tightly taped windings minimize unwanted feedback without sacrificing the organic feel.
For those who want to further customize their sound, optional covers and aging are available for an additional cost. Whether you're performing on stage or recording in the studio, the Hot Bastardos will give you the edge you need to stand out.
Key Features:
- Hand-wound high-output bridge humbucker
- 16k ohms resistance
- Alnico 5 magnet for powerful sound
- 43 AWG plain enamel wire
- Vintage spec materials for authentic tonal quality
- Non-wax potted to retain full tonal richness
- Optional covers and aging available for customization
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It is noted on the Shed Pickups site that the Hot Bastardos Pickups were seen at Glastonbury, and pictures of James Dean Bradfield are used as reference. As of September 5, 2014, noted by James on MusicRadar, these pickups were installed in James' 'Faithful' Gibson Les Paul Custom.
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