Playing the World's BEST Single Coil Pickups!

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Yes, Leo Fender was a genius - and that applies to his pickups too!
His MFD pickups, while popular in certain circles, are not on the forefront of many player's minds. These pickups offer a level of customization and flexibility not found on traditional single coils!
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@DarrellBraunGuitar 5 лет назад

Messing around with these pickups was really cool! People often treat them like one-trick ponies, but there are some seriously versatile sounds available! Enjoy :)

@apeekaboo 5 лет назад

Great video Darrell! Could you please do a comparison between a vintage ashtray tele bridge and a more modern tele bridge? Same size, different build.

@DarrellBraunGuitar 5 лет назад

Hi! I'll add it to my list :)

@DT-dy2fr 5 лет назад

Is there a certain pole piece configuration you prefer?

@DarrellBraunGuitar 5 лет назад

Hi! I like to really balance each string perfectly so that I can rely on my playing for dynamics. Many single coils (especially vintage ones) by design are not very balanced. I find lowering these pickups sweeten them up a bunch and then I balance them out :)

@gringogreen4719 5 лет назад

Darrell, most people treat their guitars like one trick ponies! Its funny how much a setup can change an instrument. I have also found that playing with pickup height and pole piece height unlocks a lot of tone, even from stock pickups! I liked this video and for articulate players like yourself, these are fantastic guitars!😎👍

@bradrehn1007 2 года назад

I am awestruck by how "game changing" these adjustable pole pieces are, yet in so few reviews of the asat series G&L's does anyone mention them! This seems like a huge development in personalized pickup design and function. So why is it so seldom mentioned. Thanks Darrel for shedding light and spreading knowledge on guitars and Leo's unparalleled inventions, particularly.

@porto3311 Год назад

because I don't like the look!

@jasonlee8497 2 года назад

Leo listened to players and made changes accordingly. This is well documented. There was a time when Fender guitars were seen as very modern and futuristic.

@bigfootingermany 5 лет назад

Hey Darrell I have a G&L Comanche with the MFD- Z coil pups. Very interesting tone. Single coils with zero hum, but nothing like a regular Strat or Tele sounds. Something closer to a humbucker, but not quite that either. Truly it’s own sound. I’m told this was the last thing Leo was working on before he died. This guitar is part of my salute to Leo collection. 1960 Tele. 1962 Strat. MM Cutlass and the Comanche. At home in the US I also have an original 65 twin reverb that belonged to my uncle before he passed away. The Tele was also his. He worked for fender from 1958-1986 when he retired. He originally started out working directly for Leo in the amp shop/R&D developing the amp boxes for different things Leo was working on. I used to love hanging out with uncle Jim, playing Teles and nursing glasses of scotch. I was able to get together with him one last time about a year before coming to Germany. It was very cool chatting about the almost adventure of the early fender days and how bad it got after CBS took it over. Cutting corners and lots of pressure on the employees. Stuff Leo would have never put up with. The scotch that day/night/ and into the next morning was aged 30 years in the barrel, but had to be sitting another 10-15 in the bottle. The cork was mostly rotted away. lol. We were spitting out pieces of cork the whole night. This is one of my fondest memories of us two. Bob in Germany

@DarrellBraunGuitar 5 лет назад

Great guitar collection! Thanks for sharing the memories :)

@rickc2102 5 лет назад

Comaaancheee! (Sorry, Link Wray trigger...)

@beningles598 5 лет назад

Take the volume down a little and its a fender sound. They do all fender spunds plus more

@ricmel8008 4 года назад

Thanks much for the story. How does the Comanche compares to the Fender noiseless single coils, or the EMG single coils?

@lueysixty-six7300 4 года назад

Great tale, Cheers, fellow 6string pilgrim!

@hearpalhere 3 года назад

Wow, that is a drastic difference with each setting! It's certainly beyond what I was expecting. Thanks for another great demo Darrell!

@dangreving1094 5 лет назад

Super great that you showed how much of a difference that makes. I have been using carvin pickups since the late 80’s , they have 12 adjustments , sound killer. Now i’m gonna mess around with them. Love your channel!!

@j_freed 5 лет назад

Silly! Guitar players never adjust pickup height or tone/volume controls, they just complain or buy new pickups.

@user-so8vg9jf8o 5 лет назад

No I disagree. Real pros always adjust controls from early days.

@graysonadams2485 5 лет назад

@@ryanh1095 or you could have just, you know, lowered it

@graysonadams2485 5 лет назад

@@ryanh1095 I've lowered my pickups and it reduces the brightness.

@graysonadams2485 5 лет назад

@@ryanh1095 should have tried wax potting it then

@DMSProduktions 5 лет назад

@@user-so8vg9jf8o REAL PROS yes! The rest are delusional amateurs!

@jamesdoctor8079 2 года назад

I’ve been playing an Indonesian G&L ASAT tribute for 7 years now. Best guitar I’ve ever owned, and I’ve owned a lot. Up against a Made in Mexico Telecaster, it was no contest - the G&L absolutely DESTROYED the tele. The cool part about mfd’s is you can get a bridge pickup tele-ish country tone by just turning down the volume knob on the ASAT. I couldn’t imagine playing a different guitar at this point

@davep1808 Год назад

I find you're assessment spot on!

@douglasholdenjr.45 3 года назад

Never too old to learn..... been playing 40yrs.... learned something I didn't know. Thank you, Sir. Great video!!!!

@thomasmoore3822 5 лет назад

Hey Darrel nice video. I finally have my ASAT where i want it and put all my pole pieces back to where they were originally. I've wrestled for years with how to set up the pickups and one thing for sure is you don't set them up like a tele. I finally called G & L and asked them how they are set up at the factory. They told me to set my neck at at the base side to 3/32 and high E string to 2/23 and put the pole pieces in the whole way and then go by your ear. You take the measurements with the top fret pressed down. the bridge is set at 3/23 and 2/32. I started from there and love it now. I did make the neck pickup 3+/32 on the bass side but left it to how G & L told me. I am now very happy with how it sounds.

@genesnyder2798 5 лет назад

I'm so glad you started covering some G&L guitars. I was looking for a Strat SSS style guitar to compliment my early 1990s Ibanez thin body with a HSH setup. I decided on the G&L S-500 and I am impressed! It is the most versatile guitar I've played. Between the passive treble and bass controls, the five-way switch, the push-pull expander, and adjustable pole pieces, there's a ton of tones to create with. Oh, and the two-point trem. I'm so glad I bought it! Thanks for your informative videos. Rock on!

@rossatron2050 5 лет назад

Great video Darrell! This world needs more G&L.

@DBSG1976 5 лет назад

That's why this channel is great...I had no idea these pickups existed and it was very interesting video. Daphne Blue Teles need love too ;)

@maraviyoso8473 5 лет назад

Remember that the size is a little bit different

@MRay-zj4ro 4 года назад

Daphne blue is tied with metallic Pelham blue for my all time favorite blue. Just stunning. You gave a good eye for color! 😁

@barbmelle3136 5 лет назад

From Leo: I have two guitars with MFD pickups. I am pretty happy with them. Thanks for the tips

@vinodponnappan6795 Год назад

Awesome demonstration of the MFD pickup; superb

@tammycoates7816 5 лет назад

Darrell's presentations are awesomely strong🎸 catches your attention from beginning to the end another interesting video👌

@DarrellBraunGuitar 5 лет назад

Thanks for the kind words TC!

@lrdstrahd1 5 лет назад

Thank you for showing us the power of these pickups. I for one wasn't aware of them. Being a newer player I have gotten used to alnico pickups and my strat has Duncan SSL 5's in it and my tele has the standard pickups. I am now thinking of swapping the tele pick ups out for these since they are so versatile. Great vid.

@andrewbutcher3391 5 лет назад

100 percent agree these are the best.....didn’t know you could adjust them....!

@TheGlutenFreemason 2 года назад

Great channel my friend. I have learned so much useful info about gear from watching. Keep it up!

@MrGavinspoppop 5 лет назад

every guitar I have has a loud B string ....now I can adjust it !!!! WOOOPPPEEE

@ashscott6068 5 лет назад

You can anyways. Just push the pole piece down.

@leonarddaneman810 3 года назад

@@ashscott6068 Yep. I had a warbling G string and pushed the pole down (Texas Specials) . . . there you go. Not as easy to fine tune as the MFD, but . . .

@danejurus69 4 года назад

The content on this channel is insanely good for us guitar heads.

@MyButtsBeenWiped 5 лет назад

Great Show, Darrell ! There is definitely a noticable difference in the Volume of the string as its pole piece is raised. It is always interesting when you show new stuff like this, and your playing is always "The Best" ! Thanks, Darrell, For All That You Do !

@DarrellBraunGuitar 5 лет назад

Thanks Phil! Glad to help :)

@zachelmquist4932 5 лет назад

These pickups are amazing! Nice video.

@drinoyoutubechannel9757 5 лет назад

Awesome video and the pickups too! Nice!

@motofish312 2 года назад

I stumbled across an S500 one day and couldn't believe the fullness and presence! Now that you know wbout them you have now been stepped up exponentially and now are better for it! G&L needs much more recognition than they get! Thank you for tjis recognition!

@hectichive889 5 лет назад

Dang! As I was adjusting my pickups today I was wondering if there was such thing as individually adjustable pickups! That’s awesome! Glad I found this!

@jjemsnd7 3 месяца назад

I really appreciate a demo that uses clean sounds where you can actually hear what the picjups sound like. A lot of pickup and guitar demos are really amp or OD pedal demos because they're so distorted that you can't tell what's going on. Thank you.

@jessebarrera159 5 лет назад

Great video, I did not know that and I have been a G&L fan for years, thanks for the knowledge.

@soleusboss6388 3 года назад

Just picked up a G&L. Your videos on these guitars were super helpful

@frs2112 5 лет назад

Excellent video, Darrell. MFD pickups are awesome, I started using a DiMarzio SDS-1 MFD for Stratocaster bridge replacement almost thirty years ago. Huge coil, with magnets on the bottom, added more power and distortion than regular Fender pickups. It has been an incredibe upgrade till today, it rocks like brand new. I could adjust poles to the radius just by twisting them via allen key. Fantastic. Great clip! Very nice indeed! Like!😉 Have a great weekend!

@lewisbeeman 5 лет назад

Man that back wall is making me envious. Just awesome.

@graysonadams2485 5 лет назад

He still hasn't given us a tutorial on how to buy so many fancy guitars. I think he secretly runs a cartel.

@ts4gv 4 года назад

it’s especially impressive considering how anti-voodoo Darrell is. Very often he’s praising cheap gear & presenting cases against high-end guitar myths.

@jamesmillard177 3 года назад

Groovy man! I enjoy your videos!

@domdom5658 5 лет назад

I had No idea You could do this. I experimented with the pickups on my doheny after I saw this video. Thanks Darrel!

@DarrellBraunGuitar 5 лет назад

Nice! Glad to help :)

@MrMem90 3 года назад

Great review, thanks!

@Mr59coconut 5 лет назад

I loved my tele an American 8502. One of the best guitars ever. I got an asat and after a few days my tele sounded like a joke. Also sold my 57 strat re issue for the same reason. I bought a USA Comanche after playing side by side for a few days the strat just didn't do it for me anymore. G and l are great guitars. Love your channel. Great stuff.👍👍👍

@cyrusfontaine2598 4 года назад

Love my ASAT with MFD pickups! They're so quiet and crisp sounding, but the fundamentals aren't lost in the harmonics!

@charlie-obrien 4 года назад

I've got a G&L ASAT with the MFDs on it's way to me now. I'm pretty excited to have a guitar that has some Leo magic built in. Watching this vid about a year ago gave me the bug and I finally gave in. Watched a lot of other reviews also and I love the sound. I'll put in an update after I get it in my hands.

@jamesgormley9840 5 лет назад

Have these in my ASAT. Never knew about this. Thanks for the great tip!

@DarrellBraunGuitar 5 лет назад

Time to do some testing! 👍

@howardanderson3061 2 года назад

These pickups are the bomb, my friend turned me onto these MFD's, Leo's last gift to the world. These PU's in my opinion are the best. Great Vid, not many have covered them. Thanks!

@galihpambudi8220 5 лет назад

Thanks, Darrell.... It's a very valuable information

@UncleJuansBand 5 лет назад

That tone is amazing!

@GosselinCreative 5 лет назад

Loved that mid-scoop adjustment. I have always been fascinated with the G&L stuff. Some really neat ideas. I have a used ASAT Tribute bridge that I am going to use on a build. It's the one where you load the strings from the back and then tighten all the saddles together with the allen wrench, supposedly locking them in place for more sustain. Conceptually, it's a neat idea. I can't wait to hear if it makes a difference or not.

@gustavochiozza6465 2 года назад

Awesome! I didn’t know that difference between Tele and Asat! Thanks.

@PaulSter 4 года назад

Wow. Thanks for this. This is awesome info. I've got an ASAT Fullerton Dlx Classic coming tomorrow. I will jump right into adjusting the pickups. I have been adjusting the pickup height of my guitars for many years, but never realized how responsive these pickups are to individual polepiece adjustments. (Oh, and per your Shijie vid, I now have one on order!)

@erickleefeld4883 5 лет назад

Something that people forget: Those old pickups with the super-high pole piece on the G string were meant for guitars in the 1950s with: 1) 7.25" fretboard radius. 2) Using a wound G-string, not a plain one! (The latter being much "louder," in magnetic terms. Is there a better word for that?) The pole piece needed to be high for that setup. But it jumps right out on any other setup, in a way that Leo Fender had never intended when he first created the thing. If you've got adjustable pole pieces, then it makes more sense just to go for equal output across each string - and to double-check that any time you switch up what string set you're using.

@stringspicksandfiddlestick6388 3 года назад

Same thing with Joe Barden pickups as far as the fretboard radius.

@draganm7823 5 лет назад

I wasn't aware there were adjustable pickups, its awesome! Looks like an Asat is on the to have list. Thanks Darrell!

@dayshawna 5 лет назад

darrell please make an gear video ! i would love to see all your guitars and the stories behind them !!

@TheSteveSteele 5 лет назад

I have an ‘80 or ‘81 L-2000. I’m the original owner, btw. The pickups and setup are genius, especially coming after the Stingray single pickup design that quickly became iconic, (while the Saber dual pickup design didn’t really catch on back then). It’s takes a little work to get comfortable with the system because it’s very aggressive, but after putting in the time you can easily dial in a P-Bass tone, a J-Bass tone, a Music Man tone and then there’s some tones unique to the L-2000. Definitely one of the most versatile stock basses ever made, and it makes an excellent session or live bass. Leo did great work at G&L, and they’re finally doing great work again. What a legacy.

@rondosal 4 года назад

You are the best bro! Crazy knowledge!

@iamroberty 5 лет назад

I love these pickups so much.

@twangguy3637 2 года назад

Just got a 40th Anniversary S-500. I am excited to experiment on the pups! Thanks, Darrell!

@1ShelbyLover1 5 лет назад

Thanks for posting this. It has really helped me make a decision on the G&L I'm looking to purchase by showing the versatility of the pickups. I'm just getting back into playing electric after years of only playing acoustic...it was nice to see in your acoustic postings that you also play a Stonebridge ~ Cheers!

@PeterDad60 2 года назад

I am now the owner of two sets of the MFD pickups. Long story/short I purchased a G&L ASAT CLASSIC early 2021 and for some reason the MFD p/u was missing. I ended up receiving the two new MFD pickups from G&L. I have yet to install them in the ASAT CLASSIC as I may install one MFD p/u into my Fender Squier Afinity Telecaster because it's my favorite guitar already out of about 20.

@chrisgreenwood4851 5 лет назад

Hi Darren...I really enjoy the channel..and am particularly grateful for your advice on Ceramic single coils..(Ala Mexican Standard Strat pickups). I found a neck/mid pair lying around, so tried em in one of my partscasters with a Dimarzio Tone Zone bridge `bucker...Wow!..great volume balance between pickups..and a lovely warm,powerful sound from the singles...so Many Thanks...and keep those videos coming!!

@Nick-et1gv 5 лет назад

Wow, I’ve never seen or heard of anything like this. Incredible

@SxMx69Metal 5 лет назад

Amazing tone and great video. :)

@TheSeanCreagh 5 лет назад

That's an awesome design, but I think I'd go crazy tweaking them! Hahaha! I really like how they didn't lose their clarity when you raised the middle polls; it was very sweat/full sounding.

@JavyonVISION 5 лет назад

Thank for the demo! There is a huge range to work with there.

@CC-te5zf 2 года назад

Fantastic demo. The MFD pickups are very versatile.

@Scorpion5120 5 лет назад

Perfectly shown! Telecaster just keeps getting better and better in my eyes, really :D

@jaysjams1517 5 лет назад

Thanks for this video. I have 2 ASATs and will be experimenting with this.

@TedSchoenling 5 лет назад

I love these pickups.. I've been wanting an ASAT for a while now, I'm about to pull the trigger on one soon!

@DarrellBraunGuitar 5 лет назад

They are really cool guitars! 👍

@MrTDembinski 5 лет назад

Great pups. Been playing them for years (S500 and an SC-2)

@sinfoniarc Год назад

This is one of the best explanations of the MFDs that I've seen.

@MustafaBaabad 3 года назад

Thanks a lot for such useful information. Cheers from Indonesia.

@dashriprock4481 5 лет назад

Well done!... I have seen those pickups many times but had no idea???....Now I want a set!... Thanks!😒

@motonegearchannel1510 3 года назад

Very informative!

@brianharbut4054 2 года назад

Absolutely agree 100% They are awesome. I’m lucky enough to have several “Tele types” including one of those. It means I can compare instantly. Nothing beats the MFD to my ears. FANTASTIC 👍

@noahliberman3247 3 года назад

here’s another twist: lower the pickup but raise the poles for a more airy vintage sound. vice versa for more of a rock sound. got my first MFD 15 years ago.

@ZacharySaucier 2 года назад

how much do you lower the poles? past flush or more?

@davep1808 Год назад

@@ZacharySaucier I think he meant lower the entire pickup, then adjust the poles upward to satisfy your taste in tone. At least this is what i did on my fullerton g-500. My pickups were so hot that i had every harmonic in the spectrum with them at stock position. If i am mistaken could someone else put their two cents worth in?

@slawsonscot Год назад

@@davep1808 can you actually lower the pick-up chassis on the G&L? I thought you could only lower each individual pole.

@davep1808 Год назад

@@slawsonscot On my G&L Fullerton, you can adjust the entire pickup height. You just have to play with them and fine tune them a little.

@notebender4 5 лет назад

Nice!...Thanks for the insight man...

@mickwells9431 4 года назад

Darrell you always have an answer to getting the right amount of tone from a guitar. Well, you and Leo that is. : )

@kerranz 5 лет назад

I've been looking for Tele PUs with that feature for years...thanks for showing this

@mikedesensi6391 3 года назад

Iv hand wound hundreds of pickups when I worked at G&L in the early mid 90's the ASAT classic neck pickup is My all time favorite tele style neck pickup

@leewallace842 2 года назад

I did not know this! Thanks

@TelecasterLPGTop 3 года назад

Leo was a genius. My 1991 G&L Commemorative Leo Fender 1909-1991 ASAT Classic. has become my go to and it has some stiff opposition i.e. Custom Shop Strat and a 2006 ex - Angus Gibson SG. Originally I was looking for a Tele sound with that spank but I was disappointed, until I learned how to adjust the pups that is. Mathew at The Salt Mine guitar repairs in Sydney Australia did an amazing job on her. I just fitted a set of Optima 24 carat strings as well and the guitar is awesome to play. It's hard to bite the bullet and admit that G&L leaves Fender behind but it's true Fender has stayed stuck in the mud.

@mikewhittenmusic 5 лет назад

Ditto! Leo was an American genius! He built MFDs for bass too. My 99 asat classic semi hollow is magical. 93 asat signature blonde bass is meaty and versatile

@andresoppi1500 4 месяца назад

LITERALLY AN ANALOG EQUALIZER! superb.

@mr1bienvenu1 5 лет назад

Great video !

@stratosphere835 3 года назад

Hi Darrell, very nice Video. I' was F...Strat Player for over 20 Years...'til I played a G&L with amazing Pu's...🙏 Greets from Germany, I live in the town where Huges & Kettner is😉

@seancronin4010 5 лет назад

Never knew the MFC PUs had adjustable poles. Thanks. Good demo.

@Ttkorsakoff 3 года назад

Wow nice single coil Good flavors & cloud production

@elevenAD 5 лет назад

awesome video! this channel is killer!

@DarrellBraunGuitar 5 лет назад

Thanks man!

@poppyozark 5 лет назад

Great video... Again!

@DarrellBraunGuitar 5 лет назад

Thanks ST!

@stanparsley9186 5 лет назад

Jees Darrel Now I gotta go buy a G&L. Excellent video as always.

@DarrellBraunGuitar 5 лет назад

😄 Sorry about that!

@tjgraff 4 года назад

MFDs are awesome! I'm at the age where I'm willing to make some minimal tradeoffs in tone for gear portability. I've got an S-500 Tribute (Made in Indonesia) that I run direct through a Boss ME-70 using the "Stack" preamp setting. I play the guitar at 1/2 volume normally and turn it up to full for solos. It's the warmest I've heard without any tubes involved and I continually get compliments on the lead tone from sound men and other musicians. Some have even called it "carmelly!".

@gregjandt2841 Год назад

Been on a quest for some time to get the best fullest tel pickup sound but in a single coil. Great Video

@J.Burrough 5 лет назад

Shoot ya. I didn’t know there are single coil pickups like these out there. I really appreciate This info. That’s exactly what I’ve been thinking of and there they are. So cool, I’m Definitely in and found some news one on G&L sight. So excited. Thanks.👍🏻 ✌🏻🎸🤘🏻

@DarrellBraunGuitar 5 лет назад

Glad to help!

@jcoulter43 5 лет назад

Great stuff! I also was not aware of these pickups as I've shied away from G&L guitars. Very versatile with their own unique tones I didn't know if anyone ever mentioned that your intro music sounds like it could have come straight from Decyfer Down's Scarecrow album. Love your playing as always!! God bless bro.

@DarrellBraunGuitar 5 лет назад

Thanks JC!

@nickcunningham7876 4 года назад

Thanks for this... I just bought my son a tribute. Should be fun experimenting with the sound

@daletennant5553 5 лет назад

Great tutorial

@antmax 5 лет назад

I ignored this video first time around. But then I got to see Andertons new blindtest single coil vs P90 and was blown away by how all those G&L guitars sounded. The budget strat with these MFD pickups on destroyed the Squire CV. So now I'm back here, to see them close up and in some detail. Cheers Darrell

@nazarioganadarilla6123 5 лет назад

Loving the new intro !!

@DarrellBraunGuitar 5 лет назад

Thanks man!

@ravenfn831 5 лет назад

Been a G&L fan for several decades and never realized how sensitive the pole pieces were. Must tinker more! Granted, never owned the ASAT classic model. Thanks for sharing. Hope they send you a check in the mail...

@waynechurchill7212 Год назад

Great info

@merlinaudubon6202 5 лет назад

My G&L ASAT Tribute has been my workhorse guitar since I retired my Les Paul XR-1 because with my back being what it is I had to put less strain on it with a lighter guitar. Recently I picked up my LP and played it and I was surprised how thin it sounded in single-coil mode compared to the ASAT.

@VtStik 5 лет назад

Just listened to your music, you're great!

@DarrellBraunGuitar 5 лет назад

Thanks so much!

@allenfamily3456 3 года назад

You couldn't convince me to buy anything with MFD pickups. I've already got a set in my S-500 Tribute and you'd have to pry it out of my cold dead hands before I'd give it up! Great review! I should play with mine a bit I just love the sounds they provide. A whole palette of sound!