Cream-T Eliminator Set
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Cream-T
Eliminator Set
Product Info
Article Number:
558951
Brand:
Cream-T
Model:
Eliminator Set
Category:
Humbucker Pickups
Price:
$306.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
These Cream-T Eliminators are a serious step up for players wanting that raw, powerful rock tone without going totally over the top. Thomas Nilsen’s hand-wound expertise really shines through, giving you a responsive and articulate high-output experience. Perfect for modern rock, hard rock, and metal players looking for a vintage-inspired edge.
Product Description
- Cream-T Eliminator Set
- Pickup Set for Electric Guitar
- 2 Humbucker
- For neck and bridge position
- Hand-wound boutique guitar pickups developed by Thomas Nilsen
- Part of the "Whisker" series
- DC resistance (neck): 8 kOhm
- DC resistance (bridge): 9 kOhm
PROS
- • Hand-wound construction delivers exceptional clarity and dynamic response.
- • 8k/9k DC resistance provides a balanced output for varied tonal options.
- • Thomas Nilsen’s 'Whisker' series reputation guarantees high-quality craftsmanship.
- • Alnico 5 magnets offer a classic, articulate high-gain tone.
CONS
- • The 9k bridge pickup might be a bit hot for some vintage-leaning players.
- • Limited versatility; excels in rock/metal, less ideal for clean jazz tones.
- • Hand-wound nature means slight variation in specs between sets is possible.
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Neck and Bridge
Magnet
Alnico 5
Output Level
High
DC Resistance
Neck: 8 kOhm, Bridge: 9 kOhm
Spacing
Standard Fender
Mounting
Four-Hole
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Frequently Asked Questions
They offer a more refined and less muddy high-gain response compared to some hotter pickups, with a noticeable emphasis on clarity and note definition.
Yes, the standard Fender spacing makes them a direct drop-in replacement, though you might need to adjust pickup height for optimal output and tone.
There’s a definite voicing difference; the bridge pickup has a tighter, more aggressive character while the neck is warmer and more rounded, providing tonal flexibility.
