Bare Knuckle BC Brute Force ST NE WH
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Bare Knuckle
BC Brute Force ST NE WH
Product Info
Article Number:
432224
Brand:
Bare Knuckle
Model:
BC Brute Force ST NE WH
Category:
Single Coil Pickups
Price:
$75.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Brute Force ST NE is a surprisingly affordable way to inject serious aggression into your Strat’s neck position. It’s got that classic Bare Knuckle build quality and a really tight low-end, making it ideal for rock, metal, and anyone wanting a hotter, more modern single-coil voice without completely abandoning that Strat vibe.
Product Description
- Bare Knuckle Boot Camp Brute Force ST NW
- Pickup for Electric Guitar
- High output single coil
- For the neck position
- Flat magnet profile
- Strong bass
- Suitable for high gain rock and metal styles
- Connections: 2-Wire
- Magnetic material: Alnico 5
- Cap colour: White
- Made in the UK
PROS
- • Alnico 5 magnets deliver a powerful, articulate, and aggressive tone.
- • Flat magnet profile minimizes string pull, improving tuning stability.
- • UK-made quality ensures robust construction and consistent performance.
- • Excellent bass response provides a tight and defined low-end for heavier genres.
CONS
- • High output may be too aggressive for players seeking a vintage, mellow tone.
- • Limited versatility; excels in high-gain styles, less ideal for clean tones.
- • Alnico 5 magnets, while powerful, aren’t as hot as Ceramic 8 options.
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Neck
Magnet
Alnico 5
Output Level
High
DC Resistance
6.2kΩ
Mounting
4-Hole
Cover
White
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Frequently Asked Questions
It’s significantly hotter and more aggressive, with a much stronger low-end response, whereas a Fender pickup tends to be more balanced and vintage-voiced.
Yes, the output difference won’t be overwhelming, and the tonal contrast will provide a good balance for rock and metal styles.
Absolutely, it’s a standard Strat neck pickup cover size and shape, so it will fit most existing Strat cavities without modification.
