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Dreaming of a sparkling, pristine clean chord coming out from your guitar? Wishing a meaty, spanky, yet dynamic riff to rule your 4x12"s? Or wanna play the ultimate twangy run, to get people off their seats? Then, a GAS single is for you!
GAS Singles look like, but are
not, ordinary single coils! Most of them are based on original, old
pickups, but are not plain copies: Almost every model keeps a
little secret in its design, which allows to embellish a specific
sound detail of an instrument. Some are really hyper-clean, but not
weak. Others are aggressive, but at the same time offer great
sensitivity and response to the picking hand. We have worked over
months on their design, and are still optimizing
them!
After
lots of tests, we use AlNiCo III
&
V (A3, A5) rods on
our Singles. The magnetic material comes from US
manufacturers. Our rods are bevel- as well as flat-tops. They have
subtle, but clear differences: Bevel top rods show a smoother
attack and light compression. Flat-tops show sharper attack and
better sensitivity in their overall behavior, due to the rapid,
extreme magnetic field divergence locally on the rod edge (watch
our new video on our YouTube channel on this topic,
here).
Further upon we use P155 polysol enamelled AWG 42 & 43 wire, as well as heavy PVA (identical to the "old Formvar®" wire!) AWG 42 wire, and Plain Enamel AWG 42 wire, depending on the model and the desired frequency response.
GAS Singles are grouped in S-Singles (for Strats®, Power Strats®, etc), T-Singles (for Telecasters®), and Large Singles (P90 style, GAS-Master for Jazzmasters®, custom models, etc.).
Here's a video showing some steps during a GAS S single coil production procedure:
Note: When comparing pickup data,
we strongly recommend to not judge a guitar pickup by its DC
Resistance. This easily measured, widely known size does not tell
that much about the sound coloration that is expected from a
cetrain pickup, when operated on a
guitar.
Furthermore, it's the frequency
response curve (frequency vs level) and especially the resonance
peak of each pickup model, that do better describe the frequency
response and harmonic content, which determine the sound. You may
find the resonance frequency on each of our guitar pickup model
data (last line, on the bottom of each model's description). Apart
from this, you have to consider, that the guitar electrics (vol
& tone pots, tone caps) as well as the guitar cable will also
significantly drift the resonance frequency towards mellower range
and cut the peak in some dBs.
Also, metallic pickup covers as
in Telly neck and Humbucker pickups, will also cut the resonance
peak and (depending on the finish) also slightly drift the
resonance frequency.
Last-not-least: The connection
wire (a.k.a. "hook-up cable") of a humbucker and a P90-style pickup
do also contribute to the overall sound coloration. GAS buckers and
G models are fine tuned during the final quality control by the
length of their connection wire (single braided or 4 conductor).
Therefore we recommend to not shorten the wire at any way during
installing a GAS humbucker or G model on a
guitar.
S Singles - Low
output
GASparkle 54
Output: Low
Styles:
Pop, r'n'roll, rock, britisch prog,
reaggae
Trademarks: Open, full
sound, smooth attack
The pickup for the old, clean
sounds of the 50's!
The '54 is smoother than the
other GASparkle models (due to the A3 magnet), but as clean, and
with equal dynamics. Therefore, it goes for the archetype of
rock'n'roll Strat® sound! For all positions. Also available as a
matched set, with a RW/RP mid pickup.
0.195" A3 flat top rods, custom GAS staggering, heavy PVA AWG 42 wire.
Resonance: 9 kHz, 7 dB peak,
RDC range: 6,0 (neck) to 6.8 kOhms
(bridge)
GASparkle 54 demo
video:
GASparkle 61
Output: Low
Styles: 60's
Rock, blues, r'n'roll, reggae, ska,
sountry
Tracemarks: Hyper clean, scooped spectrum, distinctive attack
Especially designed for the mid
position, this is the pickup for the old school rock & bluesy
sounds of the early 60's, Clean, spanky, aggressive with very
dynamic behavior on crunchy and overdriven sounds due to its low
output. When put in bridge position, it's Rory's territory for
sure...
0.195" A5 flat top rods, thin coil air slot, custom GAS staggering, heavy PVA AWG 42 wire.
Resonance: 9,5 kHz, 10 dB peak, RDC: 5,9 kOhms
GASparkle 61 demo videos:
GASparkle
71
Output: Low
Styles: Pop, rock,
blues
Trademarks: Clean, slightly
scooped sound, sharp
attack
The clean sound of the early
70's. With period correct A5 0.187" diameter flat-top rods, custom
staggering and low output, the 71 provides that nice, hyper clean
sound, yet with an old character (in contrary to our standard
GASparkle which is more modern - see below). The pickup for Gilmour
& Blackmore sounds of the post-1973 era.
0.187" Α5 short flat top rods, thick coil air slot, AWG 42 Plain Enamel wire.
Resonance: 8,4 kHz, 11dB peak, RDC
range: 5,9 to 6,1 kOhms
Here are two
videos showing GASparkles 71 on some trademark licks and riffs of
Pink Floyd's top 70's tunes "Have a Cigar" and "Shine On you Crazy
Diamond" respectively:
S Singles - Medium
output
GASlite 55
Output: Medium - High
Styles:
Jazz, Blues, Soul, Funk, Rock, UK progressive rock,
Jazz-rock
Trademarks: Fat 50's sound, full mids, nice attack.
Based on the
pristine clean 54's, the 55 is a more mellow, mid boosted pickup,
with the characteristics of A3 (smoother attack, lush upper mids)
for jazz & blues licks, but also overdriven
riffs.
A3 correct alloy flat top rods, 0.195" diameter, black fiber bobbins, custom staggering, thin coil airslot, Heavy PVA (grade 2) AWG 42 wire, straight down winding profile. Available as a matched set. Middle pickup is RW/RP.
Resonance: 6.7 kHz, 8dB peak, RDC range: 6,9 (neck) to 7,3 (bridge) kOhms
GASlite 57
Output: Medium
Styles:
Pop, rock, r'n'roll, blues, reggae, punk rock, indie, grunge,
post
Trademarks: Pure r'n'roll strat sound, balanced attack, moderate low end
Based on original '57 and '59
pickups, however with some of our own design features, the '57
provides a full, sparkling sound, very well suitable for maple neck
board guitars. Less low end but higher articulation than our
GASlite '61 (see below), with very juicy in-between sounds for more
southern and country licks, as well as hyper clean brit pop
riffs.
A5 correct alloy bevel top rods, 0.187" diameter, black fiber bobbins, custom staggering, thin coil airslot, Heavy PVA (grade 2) AWG 42 wire. Available as a matched set. Middle pickup is RW/RP.
Resonance: 9 kHz, 10dB peak, RDC range: 6,3 (neck) to 6,5 (bridge) kOhms
GASlite
'57 demo video:
GASlite 59N
Output: Medium
Styles: Texas Blues, rock
Trademarks: Fat, full sound, distinctive attack, SRV roar...
A fat, rough sounding neck
pickup, for that late 50's era dirty bluesy Strat® sound - think
early 80's period SRV and you're there! Designed for the pure
texas-blues and blues-rock players, GASlite '59 is a no remorse-no
regret tool for the traditional blues rock
guitarist.
A5 correct alloy flat top rods,
0.195" diameter, black fiber bobbins, custom staggering, thick coil
airslot, Heavy PVA (grade 2) AWG 42 wire. Also available with bevel
top rods, for smoother attack.
Mainly designed for the neck
position, it can be combined with almost any GAS single in the mid
position, especially the early 60's based pickups.
Resonance: 8 kHz, 10dB peak, RDC: 6,2
kOhms
Here is Greek guitar slinger Nikos Terzakis playing some dirty blues stuff on his strat with a GASlite 59N:
GASlite 61
Output: Low
Styles:
Pop, rock, surf, blues, east-coast fusion
Trademarks: Nice balamce between
smooth attack and wide open sound (a.k.a.
"Beltone")
One of our best singles!
Compared to GASparkle 61, the GASlite 61 has beveled top poles,
which result to a fine, smoother attack, retaining the wide
spectrum of the heavy PVA wire and the immense dynamics.
This is the pickup that
provides on neck position the tone that is known as the "Belltone",
the perfect balance between smooth attack and wide frequency
spectrum! On bridge, the GASlite 61 offers the surf sound in
its best shape!
A5 bevel top rods, .195"
diameter, grey based bobbins, AWG 42 Heavy PVA wire, custom GAS
staggering, thin airslot. Available as a perfectly matched set.
Middle pickup is RW/RP.
Resonance: 9 kHz, 10dB peak, RDC range: 5,9 (neck) to 6,4 (bridge) kOhms
GASlite '61 demo
video:
GASlite 63
Output: Medium
Styles: Rock, blues,
progressive rock, 80's hard rock
Trademarks: Full
spectrum, smooth attack, bridge pickup without the typical strat
quak.
A smooth attack, combined with
an enhanced midrange spectrum, is what the 63 will offer to your
guitar. The rock GAS Strat® pickup.
A5 bevel top rods, .195" diameter, grey based bobbins, AWG 42 Polysol wire, custom GAS staggering, medium thick airslot.
Clean but very juicy in-between
sounds will easily carry Mark Knopfler licks. Neck and middle
pickup will play some full sounding funk and soul tunes, but also
rock & blues style when overdriven.
Resonance: 8,5 kHz, 9dB peak, RDC range: 6,0 (neck), 6,2 (middle) kOhms
In a set, the
provided bridge pickup, GASlite '63 B Plus
is a
meatier Strat® single coil, with more low-end & still with a
smooth attack. It delivers fat rock sounds without the typical
strat quak. This results to a strat
that plays easily also non strat-based rock and heavy rock
tunes!
Working well on any kind of Strat® guitar with
either maple, ebony or rosewood fingerboards, GASlite 63 B Plus
stays for the allround strat rock / heavy-rock bridge
sound!
GASlite 63 B Plus data:
Resonance: 6,2 kHz, 8 dB peak,
RDC: 7,9 kOhms
GASlite '63 demo
video:
GASlite 67
Output: Medium - High
Styles: Rock, blues, 80's
hard rock, indie, grunge, punk rock,
post
Trademarks: Distinctive attack,
open sound, balanced
mids
A very dynamic pickup, providing
that distinctive, open, round sound of the post-mid 60's, designed
mainly for overdriven settings, but with a very different flavor
compo our 63's.
The tone, especially on neck
position, is round and fat, but it's very clean due to its low
output, bridge pickup is overwound, with a distinctive strat quak
of the era: Early-period Ritchie's territory.
For any kind of Strat, it also
provides those classic heavy rock sounds of the 80's (think YJM...)
when operated in front of overdriven British Amp
stacks.
A5 correct alloy flat top rods, 0.195" diameter, custom staggering, thick airslot AWG 42 polysol wire. For all positions. Highly recommended as set, which is highly versatile one due to the RW/RP mid pup, and the overwound bridge pickup.
Resonance: 7,1
kHz, 9dB peak, RDC range: 6,1 (neck) to 7,6 (bridge)
kOhms,
GASlite
65
Output: Medium
Styles: Rock,
jazz (neck pup), pop
Trademarks: Mellow strat sound
with enhanced mids
The mellow Strat® sound. Based
on the mid 60's period, the '65er delivers a very smooth, almost
dark sound.
A5 correct alloy flat top rods, 0.195" diameter, grey-base bobbins, custom staggering, thick airslot, AWG 42 plain enamel wire. For all positions. Also available as a matched set.
Resonance: 7,1
kHz, 9dB peak, RDC range: 6,0 (neck) to 6,9 (bridge)
kOhms
GAStone
Output: Medium - High
Styles: 60's rock, blues,
progressive, 70's hard rock
Trademarks: Ends 60's attitude
with end 50's balls. Nasty, aggressive strat
sound
Our first-ever Strat® single!
Snappy, healthy tones of the end 60's era, but with medium output,
which results to a wilder attitude, making it the ultimate tool for
the real lead-guitar player! The Jimi sound, and more!
Grey bobbin bottom, 0,187" A5
flat top rods, Polysol enamelled AWG 42
wire. Custom GAS staggering.
With slightly higher
output than GASlight '67, GAStone is more aggressive but with less
low end. The perfect pickup (set) for (era typical)
maple-cap neck Strats®.
Also available as a matched set, with RW/RP mid pup.
Resonance: 8,0 kHz, 10dB peak, RDC range: 6,5 (neck) to 7,0 (bridge) kOhms
Here is a video showing
Greek Guitar player and Premier Guitar reviewer Nikos Arvanitis,
demoing the full potential of the GAStone
set:
S Singles - High
Output
GASlite 61 B Plus
Output: High
Styles: Rock, hard rock
Trademark: Nasty, full sound with typical strat quak
The bridge pickup for the
ultimate 80's sound of the legendary Gary Moore! Moore, definitely
into heavy rock back then, used vintage strats by creating a real
monstrous sound, in front of his Marshall stacks. A typical set for
this sound is for sure our GASlite 61 set. However, due to the low
output of ts bridge pickup, there might be more than one gain stage
nessecary, in order to reach that sound. Therefore, we decided to
create a dedicated model for this sound, with higher output, but
still retaining the typical old-school early 60's open Strat sound.
For this purpose we applied dual wire winding, by using both AWG 42
Heavy PVA and AWG 43 Poly wires.
A5 .187" bevel top rods, dual
wire (Heavy PVA AWG 42 & Poly AWG 43), thin coil airslot,
custom GAS staggering.
Resonance: 7 kHz, 11dB peak, RDC: 9,8 kOhms
Here is Yannis (GAS pickups) on some typical Gary Moore style licks using the GASlite '61 b plus:
GAS & Them
Output: High
Styles: Rock,
progressive, hard rock, punk rock, post,
alternative
Trademarks: Full sound with
enhaced mids, smooth attack on bevel top
model
The bridge pickup for the
ultimate powerful sounds in the style of Sir David Gilmour! Created
mostly for the 1977-79 era, it provides nice fat sounds when
combinated with muff-ish pedals. However, it works also well with
fuzz- and overdrive-pedals. Along with two GASparkles '71 on neck
and middle, you have the ultimate set for the whole DG '70s sound
spectrum!
Flat-top 0.195"
A5 rods, thick coil airslot, Poly AWG 43 wire, custom GAS
staggering. Also available with bevel-top rods.
Resonance: 5,9 kHz, 10dB peak, RDC: 11 kOhms
Here is a video of "GAS & Them" (Flat top rods) on the first solo of Pink Floyd's "Dogs" tune:
GASlite 57 B Plus
Output: High
Styles: Texas blues,
rock, r'n'roll, indie, post,
grunge
Trademarks: Regular '57 sound with higher
output
As an alternative for a higher
output old school bridge pickup, the 57 B Plus was designed. A
louder Strat® single coil, with slightly more mids & still with
a smooth attack and the overall sound flavor of the end 50's era,
which delivers nice blues sounds with the typical strat snarl.
Combine with 59N and 57M and you get the ultimate GAS-SRV style
set!
Black bobbin bottom, 0.187" A5
bevel top rods, thin coil airslot, Heavy
PVA 42 wire, GAS Custom
staggering.
Resonance: 8,2 kHz, 10 dB peak,
RDC: 7,5 kOhms
StarGASer
Output: High
Styles: Rock, 70's hard rock
Trademarks: Snarly, open, aggressive strat sound with plenty of quak
A really powerful, yet dynamic
and open sounding single with higher output. Ritchie on
steroids... With its narrow .187" rods it provides that snarly,
quaky sound, with enhanced mids for the mid- and late-70's Rainbow
era.
Mainly for bridge position, it plays well with all our other Singles! Match it with two '71 GASparkles and get the ultimate Ritchie set, or with two '67 GASlights and get a highly versatile strat covering everything from the end 60's and later!!
Grey based bobbin,
0.187" A5 flat-top rods, thick coil airslot, Polysol
enamelled AWG 43 wire, GAS Custom
staggering.
Resonance: 6,1 kHz, 9dB peak, RDC:
10,5 kOhms
GAS Signature
S Set
Our favorite set for Strat® Singles , consists of three special pickups, that are available ONLY as this set!!!
GAS Signature Neck
Based on GAStone, this pickup produces the epitome of the strat® neck sound! It features:
- E,A,D flat-pole
0.187" rods of Alnico 5
- g,h,e
beveled-pole 0.187" rods of Alnico 2
- AWG 42 Polysol
enamelled wire, grey bottom/black top bobbin
With its unique
structure, GAS Sig Neck allows more attack on the wound strings,
and smoother, less-attacked sound on the plain strings. A
Jimi-meets-Stevie situation...
Resonance: 8 kHz, 10dB peak, RDC: 6,85
kOhms
GAS Signature Middle
Based on GAS '54, this is the pickup for the ultimate smooth sound!
Features:
- E,A,D flat-pole
rods Alnico 3
- g,h,e beveled-pole rods Alnico 3
- AWG 42 PolyAcetate wire (Formvar-like), grey bottom/red top
bobbin
- RW/RP
Resonance: 9 kHz, 7 dB peak, RDC: 5,9
kOhms
Smooth sounding, due to the AlNiCo 3 alloy, with heavenly nice attack, balanced mids in stand-alone operation, and absolutely quaky yet hum-free 2 & 4 sounds!
GAS Signature Bridge
Based on GASlite 63 B Plus, oline, this pickup is the proper choice for superb rock riffs and licks ! It features:
- E,A,D flat-pole
rods Alnico 5
- g,h,e beveled-pole rods Alnico 5
- AWG 42 Polysol enamelled wire, grey bottom/grey top
bobbin.
Resonance: 6,4 kHz, 9dB peak, RDC: 8
kOhms
Sparkling, open
70's twang on the wound strings & full, less-attacked sound on
the plain strings, with its high output, this is clearly a
Ritchie-meets-David situation...
T
Singles
GASweet
Output: Medium
Styles: Pop, blues, jazz, soul
Trademarks: PAF sound on Telly neck. Smooth
attack, full, woody
sound
A very special
designed pickup for the Telly® neck position.
Using the "not correct" AWG 42 Heavy PVA wire, a wide coil with a nickel cover barely fitting in, GASweet offers a rather PAFish sound, open, sweet, with unique attack and a very own voicing.
0.187" A5 flat top rods, AWG 42 Heavy PVA wire.
Resonance: 6,9 kHz, 4dB peak, RDC: 5,9 kOhms
NoGASter A5
Output: High
Styles: Rock, hard rock, r'n'roll
Trademarks: Full, fat Telly bridge
sound,
A true monster for the Telly bridge position, for that powerful sound of the very early 50's era. Enormous mid boost, but still with a healthy harmonic content, and upper sizzle. Ideal for that raw blues playing and for those original slide chops.
US made, copper
plated correct steel baseplate, black bobbin, 0,187" AlNiCo 5
bevel-top rods, P155 AWG 42 wire, thin airslot.
Resonance: 5 kHz,
7dB peak, RDC: 9,6 kOhms
NoGASter A3 (Legend)
Output:
High
Styles:
Old school rock, r'n'roll, indie, grunge, post,
alternative
Trademarks: Full, fat
telly bridge sound
NoGASter "Legend" version, with correct alloy US .187" A3 flat-top rods and heavy PVA wire, for the ultimate woody, old-school sound with smooth attack!
Resonance (Legend
version): 6,1 kHz, 5dB peak, RDC: 9,3
kOhms
The Messiah
Output: Medium
Styles: Electric blues,
rock, country
Trademarks: Nice, open sound, with plenty of upper mids and attitute
The Telly bridge pickup for that
1953 era typical bluesy sound in the style of the great, late
legend Roy Buchanan! Nice lows, extended low-mids and those
distinctive upper-mids & highs, for the ultimate tonal
heaven!
Copper-plated steel baseplate, black bobbin, thick AWG 42 PVA wire, thick airslot. Available with A3 flat top rods (smother attack, best for a combination with a humbucker at neck position), or with especially degaussed ("weak") A5 bevel top rods for a slightly more brilliant sound with a very smooth twang. The best you can get!
Resonance: 6.7 kHz, 6dB peak, RDC: 7,8 kOhms
TwanGAS
Output: Medium
Styles: Pop, country,
rock, reggae, ska
Trademarks: Scooped, twangy sound, nice attack
Our Telly bridge pickup,
delivering that powerful, yet twangy mid 50's sound! Based on an
original 53 Telly pickup, it's a pickup with a medium output but
still with that raw, dirty 50's twang! Steel baseplate, black
bobbin,
thin airslot, low
Q which results to a higher frequency harmonic content, AWG
42
thick PVA
wire.
Available with 0,195" A3
flat-top rods, or with A5 bevel-top rods, for more country
twang.
Resonance: 7 kHz, 9dB peak,
RDC: 6,8 kOhms
GASmooth
Output: Low
Styles: Pop,
soul, roots, old school rock
Trademarks: Nice attack, clean,
sweet sound with moderate
highs
Tele® neck pickup for some
really smooth sounds. Medium attack, with a round
tone. Black bobbin, A5 0.187" flat top
rods, P155 AWG 43
wire.
Resonance: 6,7 kHz, 5dB peak, RDC: 6,7
kOhms
BroadGASter
Output: Medium - High
Styles: Rock, Blues (all
kinds), r'n'r, Hard rock
Trademarks: Open, raw sound,
enhanced upper mids, telly twang more at the
background
Telly bridge pickup for those
50’s raw, full, dirty R’n’R tones! With more twang than the Messiah
and NoGASter, it works very well on ash/maple Teles®, and plays
extremely well on overdriven / distorted sounds. The Telly pure
ROCK bridge pickup!
The BroadGASter comes with a US-made, correct steel baseplate. Black bobbin, 0.187" A5 bevel-top rods, P-155 AWG 42 wire.
Resonance: 6,1 kHz, 9dB peak,
RDC: 7,3 kOhms
Here is a video showing Greek
Guitar player and Premier Guitar reviewer Nikos Arvanitis, playing
with GAS Single bucker (neck) and BroadGASster (bridge)
pickups:
GASmooth Plus
Output: Medium
Styles: Blues,
rock, jazz, soul
Trademarks: Full, round sound with
nice attack and enhanced
mids
Tele® neck pickup
with higher output, for that bluesy, round, yet glassy neck
sound!
Black bobbin,
0.187" A5 flat top rods, P155 AWG 43 wire.
Resonance: 6,2
kHz, 7dB peak, RDC: 8,5 kOhms
Large
Singles
Single Bucker
Output: Medium
Styles: Blues, rock,
pop
Trademarks: Full, round single
coil sound with nice attack and no hum
A custom GAS
design. Actually it is a single coil with A5 rods and a dummy coil
inside a humbucker housing!
Hearing is believing: True single coil sound & feel, but with NO hum!
Resonance: 8,2
kHz, RDC: 8,3 kOhms, AWG 42
G 90
Output: Medium
Styles: Rock, Blues, r'n'roll
Trademarks: Typical archetype of
the electric guitar sound. Open, balanced
spectrum
The first of our P90-style
single, with medium output. Based on our own 1959 original P90.
Powerful, yet brilliant typical P90 sound, for rockabilly, roots,
blues, rock, etc. For all positions. Plain
Enamel AWG 42 wire, Fillister round top screws.
Available also in the "Legend" version, with US (T&S) long
rough cast A5 bars, exclusively made for GAS Pickups.
Resonance: 6,6 kHz, 4dB
peak, RDC: 7,9 kOhms
G 100
Output:
Medium -
High
Styles: Rock hard rock
Trademarks: More mids
than the G90, nice attack
Our "hotter" P90-style single for bridge position. More powerful, but still very dynamic P90 sound. Plain Enamel AWG 42 wire, Fillister flat top, correct alloy screws. Available also in the "Legend" version, with our US (T&S) long rough cast A5 bars, exclusively made for GAS Pickups.
Resonance: 5,8 kHz, 4dB
peak, RDC: 9 kOhms
G 100 Plus
Output:
High
Styles: Rock, hard rock, punk rock, alternative, grunge
Trademarks: Aggressive sound, mid
boosted spectrum
A beefed up
version of G100, with higher output and more midrange boost, for
that "roaring" sound! For bridge position. P155 AWG 43 wire,
Fillister flat-top screws, AMT polished long cast A5 bars.
Resonance: 4,4kHz, 4dB peak, RDC:
12,8 kOhms
GASmaster
62
Output: Medium
Styles:
Surf, pop, jazz, soul, indie, alternative, post,
grunge
Trademarks: Typical
old-school Jazzmaster sound, scooped spectrum, moderate
attack
GAS Pickup for Jazzmaster®
guitars, offering that distinctive surf sound of the 60's! .187" A5
beveled top rods, 60's style grey bobbins, Plain
Enamel AWG 42 wire, cream cover.
Neck
model:
Resonance: 9 kHz, 10dB peak, RDC: 7,60 kOhms
Bridge
model:
Resonance:
8,5 kHz, 10dB peak, RDC: 8,70
kOhms
GASmaster 64
Plus
Output: High
Styles:
Blues, rock, jazz, pop, indie, post, amternative,
grunge
Trademarks: Solid sound
with nice attack and enhanced mids
GAS Pickup for Jazzmaster® guitars, with high output. GM-64 offers a more rocking, mid-boosted sound! .187" A5 bevel top rods, 60's style grey bobbins, Polysol AWG 42 wire, cream cover.
Neck
model:
Resonance: 9 kHz, 10dB peak, RDC: 9,35 kOhms
Bridge model:
Resonance: 8 kHz, 10dB
peak, RDC: 10,5 kOhms
All measurements are performed with our Lemme Pickup Analyzer. Pickups are measured "Stand Alone", which means without any pot or cable load, as if they were directly connected to an 1Mohm amp input. Rdc values measured in 18o C Temperature, and may vary depending on local weather conditions (temperature variations).
. We measure each GAS
model in "stand alone mode" as if the pickup was directly connected
on an amp input of 1 MOhm by a very short non-coaxial cable. The
guitar electric parts (pots, caps, etc.), as well as the cable
used, will certainly affect the resonance of any
pickup.
Disclaimer: All company names used here (Gibson, CNC, EMG, Elektrisola, WMS, Lemme, Fender), and also all product names (Strat, Telly, Les Paul, P90, P155) that are mentioned in the website, are registered names of the relevant companies and in no way related to GAS pickups.
Due to permanent optimization of our
models, some pickup specs may change without prior
notice
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