'54 Clone Strat® Pickup
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Introduced in 2014, the Mojotone '54 Clone Strat® pickups are authentic clones of original 1954 Stratocaster® pickups. We didn't just copy any old set from a 1954 Stratocaster either. The original 1954 pickups were very inconsistent with output from one to the next. We literally listened to several '54 strats only to find some were ok and some only had one great sounding pickup out of all three.
Mojotone combined the best of the best to create the ultimate piano-like tone out of all 3 pickups. Every detail was painstakingly accounted for, including the right materials and manufacturing methods. Each coil is handwound to the exact same 1954 specifications. Custom sand cast Alnico 3 magnets (raised D magnet like the originals), 50's spec heavy Formvar coil wire, just like the originals.
Don't miss out on this one of a kind Strat® tone!
Middle (RWRP): 5.7K
Bridge: 6.2K
Magnet: Alnico 3
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Ratings & Reviews
5 reviews
Finally, Stratocaster pickups I love!
by Nathan
These are the Strat pickups I have always wanted. For the record, I love the shape of Stratocasters but have never been a fan of their pickups. However, these pickups have given me the Strat tone I have always heard in my head. These 54s are clear and articulate like all Strat pickups should be, but to me they have a great low mid growl on the bridge pickup that you just don't find in the big name brands' pickups. I have always hated Strat bridge pickups, but these I love! They sound great clean, overdriven, and with full on fuzz or distortion. Thank you, Mojo! These are my favorite Stratocaster pickups and recommend them to everyone.
Bright, clear, pretty
by Bob
Bought a set to replace the Fender "54" custom shop pickups in my 50th Anniversary Am. Series Strat. Brighter, clearer, more articulate than the Fenders. Think Buddy Holly or Robert Plant's first solo album with Robbie Blunt. That's not to say they don't sound great dirtied up, but that character still comes through. I took them out when I sold the guitar and built the partscaster of my dreams. It was the right choice.