Bare Knuckle BC True Grit HB BR 50 BK
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Bare Knuckle
BC True Grit HB BR 50 BK
Product Info
Article Number:
432107
Brand:
Bare Knuckle
Model:
BC True Grit HB BR 50 BK
Category:
Humbucker Pickups
Price:
$130.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The True Grit is a seriously well-voiced pickup, offering a classic rock bite without the extreme output of some hotter models. It’s a great upgrade for guitars needing a more defined and aggressive tone while retaining a touch of vintage warmth, especially for players in the classic rock or blues rock space.
Product Description
- Bare Knuckle Boot Camp True Grit Alnico V Humbucker BBL
- Pickup for Electric Guitar
- Medium output humbucker
- For the bridge position
- Clear and defined sound
- 4-Wire
- Colour: Black
PROS
- • Alnico V magnet delivers a warm, articulate vintage tone
- • 4-wire construction allows for coil-splitting versatility
- • Excellent build quality with Bare Knuckle’s renowned craftsmanship
- • Well-suited for rock, blues, and classic hard rock applications
CONS
- • Output may be too low for modern, high-gain metal styles
- • Black finish can show fingerprints and grime easily
- • Requires professional installation for optimal results and coil-splitting
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Bridge
Magnet
Alnico V
Output Level
Medium
DC Resistance
8.8kΩ
Spacing
50mm
Mounting
4-Hole
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Aftermath is significantly hotter and more aggressive, while the True Grit offers a more balanced and nuanced vintage-inspired tone.
Yes, the 4-wire design allows for a usable coil-split, though the single-coil character will be more of a warm, mid-focused tone than a bright, glassy single-coil.
It really shines in guitars with mahogany or alder bodies, bringing out their natural warmth and resonance without getting muddy.
