Matt - which do you prefer between these and the Mojo's?

Do you have any sets for sale?

Any idea on the output of these as there’s no readings on Dingwalls site? Which set would you recommend for style of Josh smith Kirk fletcher robben ford?

Those or Mojo UK ?

How do they cope with a little more gain? I’m thinking about replacing my Gibson 490/498 pickups in my Les Paul but I also like to play a little harder…what would you say?

Sounds great! Just to make sure, these are the cheaper Mojotone '59 Clone Vintage P.A.F. style 320 pound for a set ones?, not the more expensive NOS wire?

Sounds great. What LP model/year is this? Any other mods besides the pickups? Thanks!

Matt, how do the MT102B's compare to your Stephen Design Pickups? Great playing by the way, Thanks.

Just got my Mojo 59’s today and tried them out. I’ve got LPR’s and Signatures from Ellis too. The look and shape of the covers of the Mojo’s are so close to original PAF’s! The sound, jury is still out. That raspiness stood out right away. Notes a little thicker too. I do like the sweetness and clarity from the Ellis’s and the chirp and softer feel. . Mojo’s are fine sounding pickups though . Just gotta play more and see what pickups really take a hold of me the most.

What do you think of the dingwalls? U daid the stephens and the mojo are you favorite what do you think of the dingwall how do they compare? What do you like about the stephens and the mojo to make them your favorite?

Yo matt can I get a reply? Been trying to get a answer back so i can get your opinion

Matt, you’ve tried a ton of PAF style pickups and clearly have well trained ears. May I ask what pickups hit that Duane Allman tone out of all of pickups you’ve tried? These LRP’s or something else?

Would you say these are brighter than the Ellis LRP? I have a Lp with a bright high e and want to fit it with the right PAF. I have Ellis’s and love them but these sound fantastic for half the price

Matt, can you tell me your favorite paf set? I'm looking for a set for my r9 and I have yet to find the one that makes me happy

They sound really sweet. I have a pair of Doyle coils and a Ron Ellis LPR in the bridge in the signature in the neck. Have you ever tried the mojo’s in a band? I noticed a huge difference with the Ellis’s really shined while playing with a band

Killer!!!

How do these compare to the likes of montys, mojos and throbak?

HI, thanks for all your videos! I just got the same set, but I'm struggling to get it sounding right. The highs are quite piercing, and the lows a bit muddy. I can feel their potential as they have lots of nice overtones, and a sound texture that is similar to the real PAF's set I own, but their response is a bit frustrating. Would you mind to share how you set yours relative to the strings in mm? Thanks!

How would you compare these to the Mojo U.K. Vintage 59 set? Thank you.

Hey Matt I'm in market for PAF pickups. Would You choose these or Gibson 1959 collectors?

Those are super bright. I wonder how they would sound in my 335

How would you compare those to the Mojo Pickups UK?

I just installed a set of these pickups in my all mahogany Les Paul Custom. I have to say that these are probably the best sounding pickups that I ever had. They're not going anywhere. They're perfect for this particular guitar.

I got a set of these in my Maybach and they sound rather good, they certainly nail a vintage sound. However took me lots and lots of tries to set the pickup heights and pole pieces to sound "right" and somewhat balanced volume wise between neck/bridge. I wish I could raise the neck pickup higher, but it totally overpowers the bridge. Still sounds great lowered down though.

Am i understanding things right about these that these limited 59's with old wire are just 5% better than the standard 59 clone i can get from Mojo now? Their 59 clone is A4 not A5 like these i believe? I can sacrifice 5% and still be very happy. I know one thing i am not waiting 2 years for a set of SD's even though the majority have stated his are the closest to a old P.A.F.

I had all but givin up on finding a set of repro paf's that are actually comparable to a real paf. Then about an hour ago i stumbled onto rewind creme brulee pafs. And omg how the hell have i never heard of this brand??? To my ears these are the most resonate balanced harmonic paf repros ive ever heard. I think id have a hard time telling them apart from the real deal in a blind sound test. They are expensive as hell but compared to what 8k for a real set of 59s i would choose these everytime. And am about to buy my first set now. Dam these are good!

Nice videos ... well done and educational. I'd love to see a Tom Holmes demo one day!

great tones - alnico 2 magnets?

I stumbled on your videos of various PAF’s. How do you the Ellis’s stack up against some of the other PAF’s you’ve tried? I saw that the Mojo and SD’s were your favs on older posts.

remember the DC specs on these Wizz A2's?

You still got those pickups ?

Would you describe these having that *tele on steroids* tone?

Sweeet 😊

You still have these?

What magnets in this nos set ?

You still playing the lowatts? The SAP is on my radar 😁

There are many but who do you think does the best sounding Peter Green sounding PAF set at this point (all positions including OOP)? Rewind, Stephen's Design, Mojo UK, Alan Dingwall Spirut PU's, Monty's? :))

Dear Matt! Thank you so much for recording all your videos, they're amazing! ☆_☆ Sorry for the question, but you're simply the best: I'm about to go to the studio and record another album with my band but wanted to improve my beloved Gibby R9 ES-335's sound; I play mostly clean(ish) with reverb. I tried Wizz & OX4's, but Wizz lacked "magic", musical clarity and also felt scooped in the upper mids while the OX4's had more organic "magic" & P90-like quality but felt like covered with play-doh in the upper frequencies. Recently I played an original 1959 ES-335 through a 1965 blackpanel Pro Reverb and can't forget the angelic tight and strong sound of those original PAF's and also always dream about Peter Green's organic sound, particularly on "Need Your Love So Bad - USA Version". ES-335's can have slightly brittle bridge PU's that could use a tad thicker filling in the mids and woofy neck PU's that need to be tighter and less soft. Which of the PAF clones you tried would you recommend (NOS parts welcome too) to achieve those illustrious goals and has: tight and strong upper mids, open trebles, rather tight low-mids/bass, being very clear/open, with that tubby/fluty "greeny-magic"? (Can't tell if ReWinds, Stephen's Design, Mojo UK, Doyle Coil, Monty's, and/or others?) I would be so so grateful if you could recommend something, thank you so much! :))

Hey, I was just curious what your favorite set out of these 3 were, Throbak pg102, mt102b, and rewinds crème brulees

Lonely and Elis How is it compared to Pap etc?

Have you tried the Carter’s vintage wine from OS 4? I am currently using those in one guitar and a set of the whiz PAF clones in my other nine. Those are the two guitars I’m gigging with currently curious if you have any suggestions for a boulder tone just a little fatter I guess I have not found the right A5 guitar pick ups yet I am not looking so much for a higher gain tone pick up more for a girth or Tone I don’t know if girth or girth or is a word lol thanks man I guess girth is the key to the tone. I am trying to capture more of that Paul Kossoff free sound currently doing a lot of covers. Sorry this thing while I am dictating due to my vision problem it is obviously not hearing me. I am trying to say girth like the girth of someone’s waist are the girth of the tone fat I know you get the point sorry it’s just a stupid phone high dollar iPhones. Don’t necessarily take dictation any better than a pissed off wife lol either way any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks again 2:37

Great video I have these pick ups myself and love playing them however, a student I am teaching in Australia just bought a set of pick ups called Supernatural and I cannot remember the manufacturer name, but they are in Australia as well. I am curious if you know more about these pick ups, I would love to hear your views. I have certainly typed it in and came up with two different options. Mr. fabulous guitars looks like it is the case and they were produced or started producing in 2014. How do you think they compared to these as I have just picked up another Peter Green less Paul it seems that they are cheap bought this one for $1900 only two months old looks still brand new guy paid 3100 but it’s 10.4 pounds seems like to me took the last fall they were going to put on the shelf and just took all of them either down the step and faded finish or up and up and up until they got to that $50,000 model. I truly wonder will the hundreds of thousands of dollars and less Paul that I have ever actually be worth anything I think only the original 59 is truly have value but these pick ups certainly make me continue to enjoy them and I will chase tone until I die after 38 years I have still not gotten bored but thanks for your feedback Matt great playing and we love your demos here, I suggest my students watch every one of your videos. Thanks again and will continue to look out for more stuff. 1:17 1:29 1:33 1:36 2:29 2:32 2:34 2:39

Great playing Man excellent demo dig the pick ups 1:55 2:03

Great tones!!! These sound very open and clear. How do these compare to the RS Psychebilly and True 60s?

enjoyed your great guitar playing Matt ,,,,,,,,,,,greetings Renee

How do the mojo stack up to the others now

Like a great singer with a raspy strong chest voice, then on the drop of a dime can go right into a sweet clear falsetto effortlessly, thats what these do, daves do, and the real ones do...Does anyone get what i mean?

I have to say it again... The f-ing mojos are as good as they get.. Neck in neck with Daves, which all around is #1 these are a close 2nd.. They share simular character, Daves are just dirtier and grittier which i love... These are pretty filthy though.. Anytime i played a real vintage with pafs the there are differentt colors in each note, almost like they sound as if each note changes and morphs into different sounds, these do that..the word is multi dimensional..That bloom!!!

Also good.. I think i like the flynns better though... They just have more character, imo... i definitly wouldnt throw these away though!! 😊 God bless champ!! Your Playing reached another level too that i heard the first 10 seconds.. Vibrato is better, control is better, your 2 steps ahead of your older examples 100% And i like that your a feeling player, and sound like you... Very different.. Id want you in my band for sure...Facts!! You play from inside... Its obvious, alot of feeling...

Matt you know i know how to pick em" these are very vocal, have good grain, and body if that makes sense.. I like these...Super clear.. Always tend to favor a2 pafs.. Thats a resonant guitar too i can tell...Sounds like my Hague.. Just sold my 1st hague the other day, pretty suck over it!!! Great stuff!