Well if you grew up listening to the Band of Gypsys live at the Fillmore, then you know the iconic tone of Jimi’s ‘68 Black Beauty Strat. Or, how about Deep Purple Machine Head? Same year Strat. There was a magical tone especially when the guitar was turned down through a cranked Marshall stack that had this beautiful quacking sound. Jimi’s tone was very unique during this phase. Blackmore too. It’s taken quite awhile to develop these pickup but here you have it; flat top A5 magnets, 42 gauge plain enamel wire, staggered pole pieces, lacquer dipped bobbins, low wind, minimal wax potting, cloth wire. My BOG-68 set. Marshall stack/s not included.
Well if you grew up listening to the Band of Gypsys live at the Fillmore, then you know the iconic tone of Jimi’s ‘68 Black Beauty Strat. Or, how about Deep Purple Machine Head? Same year Strat. There was a magical tone especially when the guitar was turned down through a cranked Marshall stack that had this beautiful quacking sound. Jimi’s tone was very unique during this phase. Blackmore too. It’s taken quite awhile to develop these pickup but here you have it; flat top A5 magnets, 42 gauge plain enamel wire, staggered pole pieces, lacquer dipped bobbins, low wind, minimal wax potting, cloth wire. My BOG-68 set. Marshall stack/s not included.
