Man, that Anthem is really doing it for me.

Sooo fat !!!

I'm gonna be honest these are the best pickups I have ever bought. ❤

What amp and guitar are you playing with this cabinet?

That light is God telling Stevie that his eternal tour is getting ready to begin.. SRV is headlining in heaven for our Father.. and His glorious Son Jesus Christ..

Do you guys make a 100 watt version?

Nicely done. I have a good inkling about which speakers would likely work well in my different amps.

Sounds fantastic

Thats not impedance meter bro

Absolutely the worst background music i ve heard so far this year. There should be a prize awarded for that and a voting mechanism based on how much % of viewers disliked it on a scale from 0-10 for absolute fail.

The accompanying instrumental music just wears on you after awhile. What is this? Pseudo prog rock? Nothing is said about lead dress, it all blasts by in fast forward. You mention twisting the leads for the transformer to the rectifier, but that's only a part of the whole picture. At least you provide this, some companies (Weber) do not provide *anything* for assembling their amps.

So are these available anymore? I went looking on the site and don’t see them

I just had a set of these installed in a new Gibson Les Paul Deluxe Gold Top since they're the same size as mini humbuckers. I had wanted a '50's Les Paul Standard Gold Top with P90's, but the one I was sent had several issues and I returned it. Got an absolutely perfect Deluxe (thanks to Sweetwater) and was thrilled to learn I could swap the pickups (I purchased a 2nd Deluxe in Wine Red because the mini humbuckers are amazing as well and I NEED one with them, too). They look great and sound fantastic! I wish the covers were a little lighter in color to more closely match the OEM covers that Gibson uses on their 50's Standard with P90's, but these look pretty good. I ordered a couple of pickguards off of eBay and I'm hoping one of them will match the pickup covers a little better, as it seems easier to change the pickguard than the pickup covers. I also recently had a set of Mojotone '59 Clones installed in a Gibson Les Paul Tribute and swapped out the PCB for '50's wiring and it sounds incredible as well. I'm very impressed with Mojotone products and wouldn't hesitate to recommend them.

Is it possible to be an adult and cry like a baby? yeah. it is.

Solderless harness review "this is where you'll need a soldering iron"

This fit a DSL-20HR head like a JCM900 to a 1960A? I've got a DSL-20 and wanted a mini stack but couldn't find the matching slant/straight cabs.

How about a demo in a hollowbody

Thanks for sharing all this backstory Rene- SRV is still very fresh in our minds no matter how many years go by...

Are you turning off the mic that is picking up your voice while playing?

If my gigg is over 500 hours...I need to fire my booking agent😂

These sound great!! These are Not quiet correct?

S sounds great! Is there any bands that are using this

Nice video folks, thank you! An alternative method to the hook on the jack is to prepare a closed loop through the jack and the f-hole, consisting of a 6mm nut knotted/fixed on the loop below the jack, and the washer plus nut above it (outside). Then close the loop below the 6mm nut. Now, after pulling the jack through, secure it by pulling the loop up, next fasten the washer and nut. Once fixed, cut the loop and remove it and save the 6mm nut. Voilà, done! Perhaps someone will find this useful 😁

Any neck relief? Or perfectly straight?

One of the best to do it!

For the ground buss between those three caps, could you just run the leads from the two outer caps to the center eyelet, on the back of the board? Edit: I figured it out, connecting the leads from the main power section capacitors on the back of the board would make it very difficult to service later.

I would like to hear more examples of clean, crunchy, and overdriven tones. Some lead to get a better idea of what these soeakers do.

At 4:20 in the video. I can only see two preamp tubes. Is there a third one hidden behind a power tube?

Im so dumb ,Ive had mine out four times ,it finally hit me ,Look up a youtube video .thank you thank you

Simple man

Love this man

Top, the best Pickup! 😮👍🇦🇹👌🙋

I've been wanting to try an amp kit build for a long while now. I used to have a JMP 2203 (from 81 if I recall correctly) which I made the mistake of selling. I think this is going to be the first kit I assemble!

Awesome vocals !!!

Does anyone know the termination points ( PIN numbers in each tube sockets ) For the black and white wires that are being done for the heaters in this video? Which originate from the lamp? He started to go through it and then didn’t finish Thanks ahead of time.

Starting to really like these pickups. Was previously really interested in Dimarzio’s.

These awesome boys are going to be my next strat pickup set for my Vintera I 70s. How did you manage to let these pickups sound so vintage and "old" like a good old set of a 59 Stratocaster in a vintage store? Warm, creamy but still shiny without harsh treble.

no need to leave a comment or anything else to enter the giveaway?

Sounds awesome. I would use octave and fuzz to create more sustain on my lead patches.

Been waiting for demos for Lifeson signature gear.

hope i win this. my back needs relief.

You cant win if you dont play!

Not a stacked humbucker so how are they noiseless ?

Hey what is wrong with you . Neck straight with out strings ? what about trust rot tension ? 3 vibrato strings ????? who you bushitting ? what about the neck with stings on it ? any neck can be straight even with trust rot this engaged . what you presented is stupid . make that video again and respect people who are going to watch . what was neck release with string on it full tension that what you suppose to tell us .

I was thinking I’d get some of the it coils but this demo sounds so much better! Do you find there’s a big difference?

I've been playing 62+ years, Rene, and I use that same guitar-on-foot technique! You got that one right, for sure! And I think I prefer your nut lubrication to just about everything out there! I load all my strings first, as well. You set up for one of the best guitarists who ever played; but I have been setting up my Stratocasters by only feel, for over 60 years. You certainly need those measuring tools, though, to set up someone else's guitar! And i readlly like your technique of "thumbing-down" the strings at both ends of the neck to get that hump out of them where they cross the bridge and the nut. I use Raw Vintage springs which are quite unique, and I leave my bridge floating just a little, as I like the action of the tremolo with wiggle in both directions. Just as an aside ... my very first guitar was a 1954 Stratocaster my dad gave me in 1963, serial number 0517.

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Oof, that sounds fantastic! 👏🏻

how can you tell? All I hear is fuzzy distortion. Proves nothing.

I like the option of Silicon, MOD and LED. Very cool.