Mojotone 59 Clone Humbucker NE N
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Mojotone
59 Clone Humbucker NE N
Product Info
Article Number:
614447
Brand:
Mojotone
Model:
59 Clone Humbucker NE N
Category:
Humbucker Pickups
Price:
$141.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Mojotone 59 Clone is a seriously good attempt at a PAF reproduction. It’s got that warm, open tone that’s perfect for classic rock, blues, and even some lighter jazz. If you're chasing that vintage vibe without spending a fortune, this pickup is a solid contender.
Product Description
- Mojotone 59 Clone Humbucker NE N
- Pickup for Electric Guitar
- Handwound humbucker
- For bridge position
- Authentic P.A.F. reproduction using American components
- Very clear and warm with open highs
- Output: Vintage
- String spacing: Standard
- Shielded connections (braided shield): 2-wire
- DC resistance: 7 kOhm
- Magnet material: Alnico 4
- Colour: Nickel
- Includes mounting screws and capacitor
- Made in USA
PROS
- • Handwound construction ensures tonal nuance and consistency.
- • Alnico 4 magnet delivers a warm, articulate vintage tone.
- • Nickel color provides classic aesthetics and complements vintage hardware.
- • Shielded connections minimize noise and interference for a clean signal.
CONS
- • 7k Ohm DC resistance might be too low for modern high-gain applications.
- • Bridge position only limits placement versatility; not ideal for neck or middle.
- • Alnico 4 may lack the aggressive bite preferred by some high-gain players.
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Bridge
Magnet
Alnico 4
Output Level
Vintage
DC Resistance
7 kOhm
Spacing
Standard
Mounting
Screws
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's a very respectable clone; Mojotone uses quality American components, but subtle differences in winding and materials mean it won't be a perfect replica – it's a great approximation at a much more accessible price.
The nickel finish is primarily cosmetic, but nickel-plated components *can* slightly alter capacitance and signal flow, though the effect is minimal and largely unnoticeable.
While described as 'vintage' output, 7kΩ is respectable and will provide enough drive for most classic rock tones; it won't be a screaming hot-rod pickup, but it won't be weak either.
