could I put this pickup in the middle position with another one in the neck and a classic plus in the bridge?
2011550
Yes, that would work fine. I have a 2-pickup guitar (Epiphone ES-175) and have identical Classic 57 pickups in each slot (neck and bridge); there is no need to have a different one for forward vs. rear. Some pickups have slightly different magnet pole spacings to more closely match the slightly different string spacings at those locations. But it is not really that much of an issue, at least for the Classic 57; the pickups pick up all strings just great. In your case, the middle pickup would be at a string spacing right in between that of the other two positions, so that would work out just fine as well. Putting the Classic Plus in the bridge will be nice, adding a bit more heat to that pickup. I sometimes wish I had done that, though I compensate a bit by raising the bridge pickup closer to the strings than the neck pickup.
652910
Anything is possible, I suppose...but, the bridge is designed for steel strings. IMO, you would need to replace the bridge with a "classical" bridge for standard nylon strings - which would run into $$$. If nylon strings is a "must", I would "pass" on this guitar.
2078358
Yes. I have 2 standard acoustics and an acoustic bass hanging from some right now.
2144236
These pick ups are humbuckers & are typically larger than single coil pick ups. Some enlarging of the mounting hole would have to be done. As far the difference between these pick ups & the vintage alnico I really can't say. More info on the other pick ups is needed.
1591332
I've used rocksmith with single coil strats only. But it should be less noisy since they are humbucker pickups. It should be perfectly fine. Rocksmith is not a highend interface so you can probably attach anything to it
1022442
I put mine on a les paul copy and put the hex nuts to the rear for ease of future removal.If that makes a difference in your intonation,simply turn it around.It's hard to go wrong with this thing,it works great with my guitar.
255314
Yes. But, whenever you use an under-saddle pick up, you will have to modify the bridge and adjust the action on your guitar. If you do not have the knowledge, tools or skills to do that, you will need to take it to a luthier to get it done properly. Also, you will have to cut a hole in the upper left hand bout of your guitar to fit the control. These are not necessarily easy tasks. Good luck.
164227
It could be, but you might have to route out the body, or alter the pick guard, if the original guitar had a single coil. I was not impressed personally with the sound of this pickup when installed. I would spend a little more and get a Seymour Duncan.
1573212
No. I think the tremolo arm you have will fit. I did find that I needed some metal bushings to keep the bridge from being movable, but that's an optional thing. A luthier friend installed those for me.
1143711
You can mix them without problems. The center will probably sound much louder so you just need to adjust your amp to your taste.
1254786
Yes. I use two Strats and it is very stable with the two. If I take one, two or all three of my guitars to a gig, the stand works equally well. It's a good value.
164228
Yes, but it will sound thicker than the typical crisp brittle sound of a Strat single-coil pick-up. This pick-up sounds, in my opinion as good or better than a standard Gibson double, but has no single-coil splitting possibilities: it is a simple double-coil pick...no frills.
263112
I don't know exactly. But I have a Yamaha F370 acoustic guitar that was fine with this pickup.
652347
Assuming your guitar has a strap pin on the side. There are adapter kits which will take the 1/4" connector from the pickup, extend it, and replace the strap pin with a jack. All you would need to do is unscrew/replace the factory pin. No drilling. Obviously, if you intend to use the guitar standing up, that might pose a problem.
2146385
would depend on scale length. fretboard would just extend longer toward the pickups. should work. outstanding case works great
966293
I've tried this in both positions. It sounds better in bridge position. In the neck , it sounds way to fat.
1889180
This is all strat, however if you are a wiring fan, check YouTube, about tele strat wiring, if that's your thing you can drop middle position of 5 way ( hardly used) and make any strat go tele as your simple resolver... 1 simple solder goes bridge/neck which strat does not do, but can if your willing to compromise middle alone setting.... But it's a strat, pure and simple. I love tele too but I rewire some strats tele just for the tremelo... Surf style!!! It's easy I suggest if you have a few...mark the back or something with tape or whatnot as if you rewire 5 way it can confuse you later... All easily reversible, but check YouTube you'll see better than I can tell... This is all strat, however if you are a wiring fan, check YouTube, about tele strat wiring, if that's your thing you can drop middle position of 5 way ( hardly used) and make any strat go tele as your simple resolver... 1 simple solder goes bridge/neck which strat does not do, but can if your willing to compromise middle alone setting.... But it's a strat, pure and simple. I love tele too but I rewire some strats tele just for the tremelo... Surf style!!! It's easy I suggest if you have a few...mark the back or something with tape or whatnot as if you rewire 5 way it can confuse you... » Read More This is all strat, however if you are a wiring fan, check YouTube, about tele strat wiring, if that's your thing you can drop middle position of 5 way ( hardly used) and make any strat go tele as your simple resolver... 1 simple solder goes bridge/neck which strat does not do, but can if your willing to compromise middle alone setting.... But it's a strat, pure and simple. I love tele too but I rewire some strats tele just for the tremelo... Surf style!!! It's easy I suggest if you have a few...mark the back or something with tape or whatnot as if you rewire 5 way it can confuse you later... All easily reversible, but check YouTube you'll see better than I can tell... « Show Less