Lace Pickups Sensor Blue BK
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Lace Pickups
Sensor Blue BK
Product Info
Article Number:
567596
Brand:
Lace Pickups
Model:
Sensor Blue BK
Category:
Single Coil Pickups
Price:
$97.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Sensor Blue BK is a clever pickup—it delivers that classic, warm humbucker vibe in a single-coil package, but with surprising clarity and a touch more output than your average vintage spec. It's a fantastic choice for players seeking a vintage tone with modern noise rejection and a bit more punch, especially ideal for blues, rock, and country styles.
Product Description
- Lace Pickups Sensor Blue BK
- Noiseless Single Coil Pickup for Electric Guitar
- Slightly increased output with a warm '50s humbucking tone in a single coil configuration
- Location: All
- Output: Medium
- Connections: 3-Conductor
- Cap Color: Black
- Includes mounting screws
- Made in USA
PROS
- • Silky smooth, '50s humbucker warmth without the hum
- • Excellent clarity and note definition across the spectrum
- • Versatile enough for clean tones to gritty overdrive
- • Solid construction; clearly built to last for years
CONS
- • Can lack the extreme chime of some vintage-style single coils
- • Output, while increased, might be too mild for high-gain players
- • Black cap may not suit all aesthetic preferences
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Bridge, Middle, Neck
Magnet
Alnico IV
Output Level
Medium
DC Resistance
6.2k Ohms
Mounting
4-Hole Les Paul Style
Cover
Black ABS Plastic
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's warmer and thicker, lacking the brittle high-end of a vintage Fender. The noise rejection is a significant advantage, though it alters the character slightly.
Yes, it's a step up, providing a bit more drive and fullness without becoming overly aggressive. It's a subtle but welcome boost.
While technically possible, coil-splitting a noiseless pickup often results in a weaker, less defined tone. It's not the intended use and isn't generally recommended.
