Fender Pure Vintage 51 Tele PickupSet
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Pure Vintage 51 Tele PickupSet
Product Info
Article Number:
571066
Brand:
Fender
Model:
Pure Vintage 51 Tele PickupSet
Category:
Single Coil Pickups
Price:
$126.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
These Pure Vintage '51 Tele pickups nail the classic, glassy Tele tone. They’re a fantastic upgrade for vintage-style guitars or those wanting that authentic '50s vibe. Ideal for country, blues, and rock players who appreciate a balanced, articulate sound and don't need extreme output.
Product Description
- Fender Pure Vintage 51 Tele PickupSet
- Set of Pickups for Electric Guitar
- 2 Single Coils
- For neck and bridge position
- Output: Vintage
- Magnet material: Alnico 5
- Cover colour neck: Chrome
- Bridge pickup: no cover
- Made in USA
PROS
- • Authentic 1951 Tele tone, capturing that early twang and clarity.
- • Alnico 5 magnets deliver a balanced sound with strong fundamentals.
- • USA-made quality ensures consistent winding and reliable performance.
- • Chrome neck cover adds a touch of vintage aesthetics and shielding.
CONS
- • Limited versatility; excels in vintage tones, less suited for modern high-gain.
- • Bridge pickup lacks a cover, which some players prefer for aesthetics.
- • Output level is relatively low; might need amp adjustments for louder stages.
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Neck and Bridge
Magnet
Alnico 5
Output Level
Vintage
DC Resistance
5.8kΩ (Bridge), 5.5kΩ (Neck) - approximate
Mounting
Standard Telecaster 4-hole
Cover
Chrome (Neck), None (Bridge)
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Frequently Asked Questions
They aim for a more accurate recreation of the early '51 spec, generally exhibiting a slightly more open and nuanced tone than later vintage reissues.
Generally, no, as long as your Tele has standard Telecaster pickups and wiring. However, shielding may improve hum if you have a heavily modified guitar.
They're perfectly usable for recording, offering a clean and detailed signal. You might need to slightly boost the preamp or gain stage depending on your recording setup.
