Lollar P-90 Soapbar Neck CR
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Lollar
P-90 Soapbar Neck CR
Product Info
Article Number:
508667
Brand:
Lollar
Model:
P-90 Soapbar Neck CR
Category:
P-90 Pickups
Price:
$152.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Lollar P-90 neck pickup nails that classic, slightly gritty tone you hear on countless blues and rock records. The Alnico 5 magnets give it a warmth and clarity that's noticeably smoother than some of the harsher P-90s out there – a great upgrade for guitars needing that vintage vibe.
Product Description
- Lollar P-90 Soapbar Neck CR
- Pickup for Electric Guitar
- P-90
- For the neck position
- Aged Alnico-5 bar magnets
- Fat clean sound with softer highs - sounds less harsh
- just like an old P-90
- Output: Vintage
- Connections: 2-wire
- DC resistance: 8.2 kOhm
- Magnet material: Alnico 5
- Cap colour: Cream
- Incldues mounting screws
- Hand-wound in USA
PROS
- • Alnico 5 magnets deliver a warm, articulate vintage tone.
- • Hand-wound construction ensures consistent quality and nuanced character.
- • Cream-colored cover provides a classic aesthetic appeal and shielding.
- • 8.2k DC resistance balances output with vintage amplifier compatibility.
CONS
- • The output might be too low for players needing high-gain distortion.
- • Aged appearance may not suit all aesthetic preferences.
- • Limited versatility; excels in vintage tones, less suited for modern genres.
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Neck
Magnet
Aged Alnico-5 bar
Output Level
Vintage
DC Resistance
8.2 kOhm
Mounting
Includes mounting screws
Cover
Cream
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Frequently Asked Questions
Seymour Duncan's offerings are often a bit hotter and can have a more aggressive edge; Lollar’s is generally more refined and balanced, prioritizing a smoother, more nuanced vintage response.
While possible, it’s not ideal; the single-coil design will create an imbalance with the humbucker, and you’ll lose the hum-canceling benefit.
It's primarily cosmetic, but the aging process subtly alters the metal’s properties, potentially contributing to a slightly softer, more broken-in tone – very subtle, but noticeable to a trained ear.
