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THE FBH-'63, FROM MAGNETO DESIGN LAB. HUMBUCKER SIZE. FIREBIRD BITE!
The Magnet Design Lab FBH-’63 is full of the characteristic Firebird bite and clarity, but with a bit more fullness. The FBH-’63 comes with the quick response that classic Firebird pickups are known for. And roll the tone down a bit…you’re in slide heaven! From Blues, Classic Rock, and Slide, this unique pickup can cover a wide range of playing styles. And with metal mesh or celluloid inserts, aged nickel or nickel plate covers, and a traditional humbucker size, the look of the FBH-'63 is... well, gorgeous!
The Sound: Dynamic & Responsive · Bold, Gritty Cleans · Articulate, Crunchy Drive · Balanced In Pairs, With Our SWEET'57, And Our Power90 · Beautifully Responsive To Volume & Tone Adjustments · Hear Them Now
The Materials: Custom Fiberboard Bobbin · Nickel Silver Covers · 42 AWG Plain Enamel Wire · Select Custom Charged Magnets · Steel Reflector · Nickel Silver Baseplate · Braided Push Back Wire · 3 & 4 Cond Wire Available · Approx. 7k & 8.1k
The Construction: Humbucker-Sized · Potted Or Unpotted · Mesh & Celluloid Inserts Available · Carefully Aged Finish Available · Individually Handmade & Tested In North Carolina · For A Closer Look...
“They are killer pickups, bright, articulate, dynamic, and vintage as all hell, without being the least bit microphonic. I actually smile when I plug that guitar in because the sound is just so much fun. These pups are genuinely unlike anything I’ve ever played. I can’t recommend these highly enough.”
“These Firebird pickups are full of clarity, warmth, and a growl reminiscent of guitars from long ago. The craftsmanship is excellent and is visually stunning. I highly recommend Magneto Design Labs!”
“They are worth waiting for....”
“Great set of pickups, particularly the neck. Clean and clear tone with some bite when you add dirt. Love it!”
“These are great pickups! @mdlpickups”
“The Firebird pickups are awesome to say the least. ”
“You guys nailed it with these! ...they have a really nice balance in the middle position.”