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WTB: Wide Range Humbucker - Sorted.

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Garold86Garold86 Frets: 117
edited October 2022 in Parts £
Appreciate this one's a bit niche, however I'm looking for a proper CuNiFe WRHB - thinking Creamery / Lollar / Catswhisker.

Anyone got one going spare?
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  • JohnnysevenJohnnyseven Frets: 863
    I think only Fender do proper cunife WRHBs, unless that Telenator guy is still doing them.

    I have a Creamery Baby '71 for sale if that's of any interest. Currently on eBay but could take it down.

    My trading feedback can be seen here - http://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/58242/
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  • KeefyKeefy Frets: 2064
    I have a pair of Creamery WRHBs (in a Tele Deluxe, natch!) but they’re going nowhere. They’re not CuNiFe but they’re worlds apart from the generic humbuckers that Fender was putting in their MIJ guitars a few years back.
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  • Garold86Garold86 Frets: 117
    Johnnyseven said:
    I think only Fender do proper cunife WRHBs, unless that Telenator guy is still doing them.

    I have a Creamery Baby '71 for sale if that's of any interest. Currently on eBay but could take it down.

    You have a pm sir.
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  • FuengiFuengi Frets: 2843
    Marc at Mojo is now doing CuNiFe  Wide Range Humbucker pickups. 
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  • stickyfiddlestickyfiddle Frets: 24852
    Yeah, Mojo and Fender are the only game in town for CuNiFe. That said the similar ones from Lollar and Creamery are said to be excellent as well, using alnico and something like CrCeFr. 

    From what I’ve read I don’t think the magnet material is particularly important compared with the overall magnetic strength and pickup construction. 
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  • suitablyswellsuitablyswell Frets: 71
    I'll have a spare pair if you want a matched set - am doing a shootout between Creamerys and reissue Fender CuNiFes later this week to decide which ones I want to keep in my Jazzblaster.
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  • Garold86Garold86 Frets: 117
    suitablyswell said:
    I'll have a spare pair if you want a matched set - am doing a shootout between Creamerys and reissue Fender CuNiFes later this week to decide which ones I want to keep in my Jazzblaster.
    Thanks for the offer - I jumped on JohnnySeven's creamery above, so this is now sorted.

    However, let us know how your jazzblaster turns out. Half tempted to call dibs on it, as I'm hankering for one myself...
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  • suitablyswellsuitablyswell Frets: 71
    Garold86 said:
    suitablyswell said:
    I'll have a spare pair if you want a matched set - am doing a shootout between Creamerys and reissue Fender CuNiFes later this week to decide which ones I want to keep in my Jazzblaster.
    Thanks for the offer - I jumped on JohnnySeven's creamery above, so this is now sorted.

    However, let us know how your jazzblaster turns out. Half tempted to call dibs on it, as I'm hankering for one myself...
    No worries and good choice - my initial impression is that there is very, very little to choose between the two. Enjoy!
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