Fralin Split Blade Comparison (HD) 

so it’s actually more like a single coil tonally you mean but still like a humbucker regarding less noise

That would be a great set for a louder bridge and 500k pots. Call if you can. Lindy

There are three Strat videos of different outputs and different guitars, there are several Teles and of course you can check out other peoples posts.

@@lindyfralin3868 I've seen all split blades videos and read all the reviews, sure sounds damn great, but i still have no idea how it sounds the super high output in the neck, just an example but this is what i mean

I also heard what seemed to be a little Dickey noodling at the beginning 0:50 to 1:50. Or maybe that just creeps into every good blues player's playing in the southern States. ; )

Lindy Fralin Pickups Thanks for the advice

Are the pickups wired in series or parallel? If in series is it possible to switch them to parallel wiring for more sounds?

Most Fenders are wired in parallel, as are these. You can ask for 3-wire leads for series wiring. Lindy

This is a left and right hum canceling design, that requires one blade to be north and one south. Because of this there would be a magnetic "valley" in-between the D and G poles. If you tried this design with alnico rods you would hear a volume drop-off when you bent your G into this "valley" The blade cross each other so you don't hear any drop-off.

Do you have any demos of the Blues Split Blade set?

jesus contreras - At the beginning he mentioned this: 1st Guitar - Chinese Squire, 2nd Guitar - Homemade/"Franken Strat", 3rd Guitar - MIM/HEM, I believe.

Yes

@@CBGypsy03got 'em, love 'em !!!

Have usa made t60 , reactor and predator and they are best guitars on planet for $ , have sp43 lindy fralins in reactor. Love love love, don’t know about the 30 but usa Peavey are amazing

@@dadbodfolkpunk9433 T 60 is a monster guitar stock

Are you sure the "noise" is not in your head?

@@PrettyRecords 1:47 what is that?? Listen with headphones!!!you play in a room!!if you play in a live situation with led behind you lights and so on,this noise i hear in 1:47 it will be 10 times louder!!!!!!! So if you say are noiseless they are not!!!sure it cuts a lot of noise but there are not noiseless!!

@@evangelosevangelou I have a set of "The Super High Output" split-blades and they're as silent as a Mouse! Probably the fact he's sitting very close to the amp isn't helping, plus it's a good idea to put copper-foil shielding in the cavities (maybe this has not been done in these guitars!?!) I also have guitars with Kinman pickups, but I still use copper-foil shielding in those too! There are a few reasons why guitars can be noisy! It's not always down to JUST the pickups! Also using a good quality guitar cable helps! It's not good to complain about stuff unless you've tried it yourself in your guitar! It's like me disliking a car, because I've watched somebody else road test it....

@@PrettyRecords i have 10 electric guitars with noiseless pickups!! Some of them there not noiseless at all!!!Im dislike it becuase i watch all this videos,i go and buy it,and then in some venues there are some of my guitars still noise!!some of them they are silent!!Recently i bought dimarzio noiseless!when i connect it with boss gt1000 with all the effects chorus gain amp reverb.... the noise is terible! With seymour duncan malmsteen i have no noise at all!!True noiseless! So when i see a video that it claims that the pickups are noiseless and the guy only plays with amp in his room,and i hear noise,imagine if i buy that pickups and play in a venue with full lights and full band!!!

@@evangelosevangelou Hey calm down, you seem angry at the whole pickup industry! If you are so disappointed with most brands, then why don’t you make some yourself? Design your own! Because it seems like you dislike most quiet pickups! You say Seymour Duncan Malmsteen are the best you've tried? Ok, so stick with those! But it looks like he only makes a 52mm pole-spread though?? And that's not suitable for all guitars! At least with a blade design, you don't have to worry about pole-alignment! Also it looks like the YJM pickups have ONE stagger option only, and again, these are not suitable for flatter (Eg; 14” Radius upwards) fingerboards. However, both Kinman and Fralin address these issues!

The volume pot dampens highs even when it's on 10. The lower the value the more highs are dampened. The higher value the less highs are lost.

500k is brighter wide-open, 1000k (1 meg) even more... so general rule of thumb is 500k for buckers (darker pickups) and 250k for singles (brighter pickups) -- I use 500k for everything because... if a guitar has a tone pot... that's what it's for if you want to damp your sound...

Just in case you do not understand guitar talk, you have it the opposite. At 500k, you get more highs than you would at 250 k, no matter the pickup.