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Brickhouse Toneworks 1963 Strat Pickup Set

1963 is a pinnacle year for the Strat, known for fat and clear chimey tones with lots of sustain when pushed.

Steve’s Special is a non-traditional approach to high-output pickup design, making it a good choice for both fast soloing and clean chords.

Halcyons are built on a twin blade pole design which allows for even string to string balance, no matter the string gauge or tuning or scale.

The Tone Zone 7 retains the power and sound of The Tone Zone with specifically calibrated coils to reproduce the full impact.

Brute Force humbuckers are high-gain ceramic-powered pickups for searing driven tones suitable for contemporary and extreme styles.

Andy Timmons is highly regarded and has been an in-demand session guitar player and solo artist for over three decades.

The Riff Raff has a tight and punchy bass response with a smooth bite in the high end; the epitome of the voice of early ’60s rock ‘n’ roll

The Vintage Extra Hot…VEH is the result of an awful lot of serious tone tweaking. Everybody Wants Some… of early 80’s tone that is.

The Blaze 7-String Set is designed with scooped mids to keep the low seventh string as bright and open-sounding as possible.

The Brickhouse Toneworks BH-90 achieves a no compromise hum cancelling benefit with the authentic tone and feel of a traditional vintage 50’s P90.