Seymour Duncan Little 59™ ST59-1B Bridge Pickup for Tele®

No complaints with this pick up I've had one in my partscaster for years and it has been great. I put together another tele with a babicz fch bridge and the pup does not fit. I stupidly forced it and I think I damaged the windings so just beware if you are thinking of going down that route.

Great idea for a pickup - it meant I could get humbucker tones without having to start sawing up my guitar. It turned a humble Mexican Fender Telecaster from a good twanging machine to an out-and-out purveyor of rock fabulousness. I also installed a push-pull switch to allow coil tapping to get some "truer" single coil sounds out of it. Be aware they are not the exactly the same as a genuine single-coil pick-up, but it does add an extra bit of versatility. It was fairly easy to install and solder this all myself, but do go to a proper guitar tech if you not entirely confiedent about you DIY skills. Many thanks.

I've read some pretty unflattering reviews on this pickup. I don't agree with them, I like it a lot. Great coil tap option which retains a fullness of sound and a very clear wiring diagram provided which saved me a few quid as I didn't need a tech to install it with all the tonal options

Great tone from this little demon . It gives more mid , and is much quieter when recording . Best pups in the world .

Makes my Telecaster Rock

For me after switching between many different bridge pickups from genuine Fender stock pickups all the way to some serious high output hot rails, to me this is the best sounding pickup which suits my guitar best, and has all that full humbucker goodness you'd expect.

Great sounding pickup turns the insipid tele into a rabid beast

This little pickup has a lot to offer. It fills the gaps that a standard single coil doesn't cover, making the sound more adaptable to a wider range of playing styles. The sound quality is significantly enhanced, offering a fuller, smoother tone. However, it is a quieter pickup, so you may need to adjust the tone and increase the volume to achieve the desired punch—a common trait of Humbuckers. The difference is especially noticeable between the bridge and neck pickups. Personally, I would prefer this humbucker in the neck position due to its quieter nature, as it would likely blend more seamlessly.

Sounds awesome, installation was easy, we'll worth the investment

Me encanto el sonido

Such a good change in tone for getting away from the “Tele twang”

Wow! This Little 59 actually sounds really good in my new Sherwood Green American Special Telecaster! I was kind of leery at first as this is the first "single coil sized humbucker" I have ever used. It actually goes extremely well with my American Special Telecasters neck pickup. I had the coil split push/pull option wired up. It still sounds far better than what was there before! The Little 59 is also capable of some serious overdrive. You just cannot go wrong with Seymour Duncan!