Tonerider pickups

[sumitomo]

Got my loaded pickguard with the Vintage pups,man getting a loaded pickguard is the only way to go.Gunna get the strat a fret level/set up while I'm at it so maybe next week I can report on them.I had a fret level/set up on my Warmoth tele it is about 16 yrs old the tech told me man Warmoth dosen't make em like that any more,He told me the quality of woods has gone down over the years.I wanted to change the neck on my strat cause it's a thim mod and I like the Warmoth tele but now I'm not so eager to buy from them.Sumi

[sumitomo]

I just went ahead and loaded the new assembly in,I like it and remember it had lace golds in it so I need to get use to turning down the volume cause they are a little well alot noisy compaired to the lace,but I like the chime good strat sounds and I will try the 500k pot trick on the lace in my sx strat.For 160 for a loaded pickguard you can't go wrong.Sumi

[sumitomo]

Wow I forgot all about the push/pull pot on this assy.way cool even more different combos and sounds.Sumi

[markb]

Wow I forgot all about the push/pull pot on this assy.way cool even more different combos and sounds.Sumi

What does it do, Sumi? Add a pickup to the selection or series/parallel?

[sumitomo]

You know what I have no idea?I just put this assy.in my strat plus that I got and it had a push/pull pot on the bottom tone pot and I never new it till I took it out so I'll never really know what changes it would have made.Sumi

[Algonquin]

Revisiting this thread since some of the recent posts have indicated the Squier CV series guitfiddles have come equipped with coils from Tonerider.

To be honest, I love the pu's in my CV 60's strat, and I'm even considering a set on HB Alnico 4's as a replacement set for the ceramics in my AS103.

I had to chuckle to myself when I read a thread recently on how many guitarists may have upgraded to Toneriders from the stock CV pu's...