The hum and buzz from my stock pickups were driving my crazy on stage and in the studio. I installed the STK-T1 pickup in my 2000 American Standard Tele along with the Seymour Duncan STK-T2 Hot Stack bridge pickup. The noise is gone yet I still have that sweet Tele twang! The Bridge pickup has a high output while the STK-T1 neck pickup has a medium output for that mellow gutsy sound. These pickups both have higher output than the stock pickups and give my Tele a tight, HOT sound. I am very pleased with both pickups and will put a set in my MIM Tele as well!

I had this installed on my Deluxe Nashville Tele matched with the STK-T3 in the bridge. I put a Fender Vintage Noisless strat middle for the middle pickup. I was very skeptical of these at first because I was afraid I would loose the vintage Tele tones. But I was determined to go noisless. I was suprised at the authentic Tele tones it produced. I have had them in use for about 5 months now so I have played in a variety of venues which really put them to the test and it passed every one. (Brent Mason has the STK-T3 bridge in his signature model by Valley Arts). A great investment if you want the real tone without all the noise. You won't be dissapointed.

I had this pickup installed on my Deluxe Nashville Tele paired with the STK-T3 and a Fender Vintage Noisless for the middle. It is exactly as described; classic fender tone without the noise. I was very skeptical about these at first but now I am a believer. Keep in mind that these are a 4-wire pickup and standard Fenders are 2 so you may have to reconfigure some things if you mix Seymour's with Fender's. You can hear a very slight hum if you crank all the way up and it is totaly silent where you are, but hardly anything to even mention. I highly reccomend these for all vintage and modern teles. Way better tone than most stock pickups I've used, plus they're noiseless. A winner any way you look at it. Well worth the money.