Bare Knuckle BC True Grit ST NE WH
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Bare Knuckle
BC True Grit ST NE WH
Product Info
Article Number:
432204
Brand:
Bare Knuckle
Model:
BC True Grit ST NE WH
Category:
Single Coil Pickups
Price:
$75.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The BC True Grit ST NE is a fantastic option for players seeking that classic Fender single-coil vibe with a bit more oomph. It’s got a real warmth and clarity that works beautifully for blues, country, and vintage rock. A great upgrade for Strats or Teles looking for a more articulate and powerful neck tone without getting overly bright.
Product Description
- Bare Knuckle BC True Grit ST NE WH
- Pickup for electric guitar
- Handwound single coil
- For the neck position
- Output: Medium
- Alnico rod magnets with flat profile
- Rich clean and fat / powerful distorted sound
- Connections: 2-wire
- DC resistance: 8.8 kOhm
- Magnet material: Alnico 5
- Cap colour: White
- Incl. Mounting screws and springs
- Made in UK
PROS
- • Handwound construction ensures exceptional clarity and detail.
- • Alnico 5 magnets provide a balanced, vintage-inspired tone.
- • 8.8k DC resistance delivers a strong, articulate signal.
- • Flat profile Alnico magnets contribute to a comfortable playing feel.
CONS
- • Output, while medium, might be too low for modern, high-gain styles.
- • Limited tonal flexibility compared to humbucker options.
- • White cover may not suit all aesthetic preferences.
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Neck
Magnet
Alnico 5 Rod
Output Level
Medium
DC Resistance
8.8 kOhm
Mounting
4-Hole
Cover
White
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Frequently Asked Questions
It’s noticeably hotter and more articulate, with a richer low-end response and less of the typical Fender ice-pick treble.
Yes, the 8.8k output will hold its own against hotter pickups in the bridge position, providing a balanced tone.
It's a mid-range Alnico – hotter than Alnico II but not as aggressive as Alnico VIII, offering a good balance of warmth and punch.
