Specs:

 - Vintage-spec 42 AWG Formvar wire made in the USA.
 - Special mix of Alnico magnets "sandcast" made in the USA, which uses the same manufacturing process as in the 50s.
 - Premium Gavitt lead wire.
 - Carefully controlled wax potting using a period-inspired beeswax blend.
 - Black vulcanized-fiber flatwork.

 - The Special Custom strat set is somehow a mix of different periods covering the 50s to 60s which makes it a real Swiss army knife.
 
 - A great feature of this set is that it will perfectly accept all types of pedals, OD, overdrive, fuzz, delay, etc. and will be as comfortable in its typical clean crystalline strat sound as in warmer registers à la Gilmour, as well as in spicy atmospheres à la SRV.
 
 - The bridge pickup has been designed to have a round and very warm sound with a more consistent level of output that will make you think of the P90 family, a thick, aggressive character without distorting the intermediate position of the middle and bridge pickup.
 
 - In my opinion, this is the set that offers the most versatility thanks to a mix of several alnico magnets of different grades which allows you to control and balance certain high frequencies and provide a harmonious balance.
 - In short, if you are looking for a purely classic clean and crystalline strat sound but your style is versatile, this set is for you!
 
 
 
 These pickups are wax potted with vintage braided cotton wires.
 This set is configured by default without RWRP winding in order to keep all the original mojo of the Stratocaster pickups but the RWRP option is possible for optimal operation without hum in positions 2 and 4 in the configurator when you order.
 
 
 
 - Every set is built to order. Before winding your pickups, I may contact you to confirm relevant technical choices such as RWRP configuration or wax potting. This personal setup service is included at no additional cost.  Resistance values: Neck 6.2k, middle 6.4k and bridge 6.8k.
 
 
 
 Resistance values: Neck 5.90k, middle 6.30k and bridge 10.15k.
 DC resistance may vary by approximately ±5% depending on measurement temperature.

 Typical production time: approximately 2 weeks.