Broadcaster Quiet Coil Tele® Pickup
The Broadcaster guitar only officially existed for a period of about 4 months, from October of 1950 to February of 1951, but it left an undeniable mark on music and the electric guitar itself. An upgrade from the original Esquire, with the addition of a neck pickup and a 'blend' potentiometer, there was nothing like it before or since. The first generation of “Blackguard” Teles are very highly regarded in terms of playability and tone, and now you can make your guitar sound like a slice of history.
Our approach was very simple, to make a tele pickup with the exact same specs as a vintage Broadcaster/Blackguard tele pickup, without the hum.
These Broadcaster Quiet Coil Tele Pickups are warm and articulate, with that extra output and midrange push in the bridge position, and they use correct 43-gauge coil wire just like the original handwound Broadcaster tele pickups.
No batteries, stacked coils, or anything else associated with other hum-canceling pickups were used in our design. The result is simply the most pure and authentic tele tone possible, with absolutely no loss of true single coil tone.
NOTE: With all Mojotone “Quiet Coil™” pickups, you never have to worry about string spacing and radius issues, or the magnets pulling the strings out of tune, and you can bend the strings heavily without ever losing focus or sustain. All of this while achieving perfect single coil tone and absolutely no hum! 500K Potentiometers are recommended.
Quiet Coil Design Features:
- Consistent scatterwound coils for that hand-wound tone, sensitivity, and clarity.
- Vintage formulated Alnico magnet cores with lower Gauss levels like an aged vintage tele pickup.
- Vintage cloth covered leads for easy push-back soldering.
- Matched resonant peak frequency, inductance, and resistance of a vintage single coil.
- No routing modifications are required to fit shallow vintage routs like the taller stacked hum-cancelling designs.
- Less than 10 parts are used to build the Quiet Coils. Like a vintage tele pickup, they are SIMPLE!
All of our pickups are proudly built in Burgaw, NC!
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The Broadcaster guitar only officially existed for a period of about 4 months, from October of 1950 to February of 1951, but it left an undeniable mark on music and the electric guitar itself. An upgrade from the original Esquire, with the addition of a neck pickup and a 'blend' potentiometer, there was nothing like it before or since. The first generation of “Blackguard” Teles are very highly regarded in terms of playability and tone, and now you can make your guitar sound like a slice of history.
Our approach was very simple, to make a tele pickup with the exact same specs as a vintage Broadcaster/Blackguard tele pickup, without the hum.
These Broadcaster Quiet Coil Tele Pickups are warm and articulate, with that extra output and midrange push in the bridge position, and they use correct 43-gauge coil wire just like the original handwound Broadcaster tele pickups.
No batteries, stacked coils, or anything else associated with other hum-canceling pickups were used in our design. The result is simply the most pure and authentic tele tone possible, with absolutely no loss of true single coil tone.
NOTE: With all Mojotone “Quiet Coil™” pickups, you never have to worry about string spacing and radius issues, or the magnets pulling the strings out of tune, and you can bend the strings heavily without ever losing focus or sustain. All of this while achieving perfect single coil tone and absolutely no hum! 500K Potentiometers are recommended.
Quiet Coil Design Features:
- Consistent scatterwound coils for that hand-wound tone, sensitivity, and clarity.
- Vintage formulated Alnico magnet cores with lower Gauss levels like an aged vintage tele pickup.
- Vintage cloth covered leads for easy push-back soldering.
- Matched resonant peak frequency, inductance, and resistance of a vintage single coil.
- No routing modifications are required to fit shallow vintage routs like the taller stacked hum-cancelling designs.
- Less than 10 parts are used to build the Quiet Coils. Like a vintage tele pickup, they are SIMPLE!
All of our pickups are proudly built in Burgaw, NC!
Click here for current lead times
Original: $109.95
-70%$109.95
$32.98Description
The Broadcaster guitar only officially existed for a period of about 4 months, from October of 1950 to February of 1951, but it left an undeniable mark on music and the electric guitar itself. An upgrade from the original Esquire, with the addition of a neck pickup and a 'blend' potentiometer, there was nothing like it before or since. The first generation of “Blackguard” Teles are very highly regarded in terms of playability and tone, and now you can make your guitar sound like a slice of history.
Our approach was very simple, to make a tele pickup with the exact same specs as a vintage Broadcaster/Blackguard tele pickup, without the hum.
These Broadcaster Quiet Coil Tele Pickups are warm and articulate, with that extra output and midrange push in the bridge position, and they use correct 43-gauge coil wire just like the original handwound Broadcaster tele pickups.
No batteries, stacked coils, or anything else associated with other hum-canceling pickups were used in our design. The result is simply the most pure and authentic tele tone possible, with absolutely no loss of true single coil tone.
NOTE: With all Mojotone “Quiet Coil™” pickups, you never have to worry about string spacing and radius issues, or the magnets pulling the strings out of tune, and you can bend the strings heavily without ever losing focus or sustain. All of this while achieving perfect single coil tone and absolutely no hum! 500K Potentiometers are recommended.
Quiet Coil Design Features:
- Consistent scatterwound coils for that hand-wound tone, sensitivity, and clarity.
- Vintage formulated Alnico magnet cores with lower Gauss levels like an aged vintage tele pickup.
- Vintage cloth covered leads for easy push-back soldering.
- Matched resonant peak frequency, inductance, and resistance of a vintage single coil.
- No routing modifications are required to fit shallow vintage routs like the taller stacked hum-cancelling designs.
- Less than 10 parts are used to build the Quiet Coils. Like a vintage tele pickup, they are SIMPLE!
All of our pickups are proudly built in Burgaw, NC!
Click here for current lead times
