King of Twang or not? - Fender Custom Shop '51 Nocaster Pickups in a Fender AVRI '52 Telecaster

[@BenBenBenJohnson]

This is fantastic!!!

[@Dogsrule777]

Those sound SO good man!

[@svt7777]

Amazing and beautiful

[@razanz2432]

Einfach der HAMMER 😍

[@parvarsabouryan8526]

Ich habe es sehr genossen.👌👌👌👌

[@lastrockgod]

I‘m hearing a frusciante influence in parts of the playing

[@larriveeman]

Try cavalier pickups, for me the a much better, then the fenders

[@JulianDaniels]

I should try these.

[@davewalters9706]

Hi Julian, wondering whether they're the custom Shop 51 nocaster pickups or the custom Shop "hand wound" loaded nocaster pickups?
Sounds great whichever they are.👍

[@JulianDaniels]

These are the Custom Shop 51 nocaster pickups.

[@montag4516]

I find it odd that two such varieties are produced and offered by the same Custom Shop. Seems the Hand wound versions would each be at least slightly unique from each other due to some variances from the process.

[@VintageRadius]

Tasty. Do you still have the Nocasters in the guitar and do you still like them?

[@JulianDaniels]

James M I still like the Nocasters although I sold them. They are great for a vintage kind of sound, but I needed something with more bite and output. So I installed BK The Boss pickups which I really love.

[@yahaguitars]

ist das mit Bare Knuckle Pickups?

[@romanp.4319]

ne im titel steht doch fender custom shop 51 Nocaster Pickups.

[@ds97853]

Very little twang in that set. Generic sounding. People seem to like them, but a lot of people like that Tex-mex set too and those really suck. These are modern sounding pickups, not like any 50s tele I ever heard.