First there was the Single Coil and it was Good. Then there came the Humbucker..............​
With a nod to the first great humbuckers I present my take on the originals; Both Neck & Bridge have the same output and 50mm pole to pole. Both covered.
To balance the neck with the bridge it is placed lower relative to the strings, resulting in a clearer neck tone with less string pull. Sandcast Alnico II give a creamy smoothness with beautiful sweet clarity.
One for the Tone Fiends!

With an even EQ response, these will make a good guitar sound awesome. Best on warm tone woods with hard tops, these produce that classic PAF tone and versatile enough for most genres. My recommendation.

The WR pickup's secret is magnetic poles. Original used CuNiFe which is impossible to get these days. I use the next best thing, FeCrCo (sometimes called Modern 'CuNiFe'). Bright, articulate and punchy! Awesome tones!

Mellow warm tones and singing sustain. These have a woody tone in the neck and warm mellow bridge. A sultry vibe dripping with smooth. Hollow body paradise.

Classic humbucker punch and clarity. Controlled bass with clear punch in top and scooped mids. I called it Home because you know where you are with this combo. Classic rock. At home in Maple & Mahogany.

Based on late 60's - 70's pickups. Equal low output in Neck & Middle & Matched bobbins gives a characteristic & popular voice. 50 & 52mm spacing.

With a more mids and cleaner highs, these can push an amp into sweet distortion or lick up smooth vintage cleans. Versatile enough for jazz to rock. Nicely suited to brighter light woods.

This pickup combines two different wire gauges to give a rich complex tone.
The thicker 42awg wire has the clarity of voice and articulation to be expected of a vintage style pickups. The thinner 43awg wire adds a touch of warmth and drive to the mix, resulting in a pickup with the openness of a vintage pickup with a warm powerful tone of a more modern voiced pickup.