No, they are the same .

You can see the logo in the very bottom right corner, so I looked it up - a Yamaha G50-112II Solid State guitar amp, from the 1980's.

That’s for u to decide if u want to spend this amount on pickups. I didn’t pay that amount I bought them before he stoped making them. They really sound amazing, but u can find great affordable ones like wizz, throwbacks, Stephen design ( amazing pickups one of my favourite but long wait time). Hope that helps.

@@rebbeche for new pickups i use throbak, really nice sounding

Then they're not "great" then are they!?

@@DanNic88 I used to buy and sell a bunch of guitars and have a high end place near me. Gibsons w/ the 57 pus are good, otherwise I always change them out. QC for wood isn't perfect either. You have to look for lp, tele, whatever to make sure they are tonally good by playing them without an amp. Usually the thicker the neck the better the tone but you cannot take dead wood and make it ring. Anderson, Suhr, LSL, PRS are better w/ QC but some guitars still stand out. Those and other guitarmakers are wonderful in their own right but if you want a gibson lp then nothing else will do unless it is an old gibson lp or a gil Yaron lp. Great yes. Some are. Exquisite. Few are. Put some sheptones, wolftones, klopmans or ron ellis's into a good one with some 50's wiring and you are set. I agree with your sentiment but I personally have reconciled myself with this fact. (I would be happy buying them without any electronics at all.) Then again some are crap; just dead wood.

well it looks like he has a green cord going into the amp and a black cord into the guitar so he must have something in-between, Who knows? i hate when we can't get answers.

vkelly1975 I’ve been using Doyle’s coils lately . Considering the virgils for a 345 I just got but damn if those Doyle’s coils aren’t the closest thing to real I’ve come across yet

agreed.

Hadenuf p having owned both, the fat 50s get you closer to traditional fender glassy tonality

Hi Yoseph RA These pickups came pre wired with pickguard from mojotone they also sell them like this. I highly recommend changing the pots because what Fender does is cut cost to make more profit even on there American brands. you can check RS Guitarworks on line they sell kits that are high quality and will Make you guitar sound high end, Thanks 🙏

Thank you Sir

You can check this link out and hear the different comparisons and read the comments kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKqnkKOwnsaLoZY I really like these pickups they have a unique sound to them and mojotone really invested a lot in make them. it really depends on your personal preference when I heard them They attracted me instantly. Hope this help.

It really depends on your guitar when it comes to pickups some guitars are bright some are darker, i find the mojotones brighter, a little more cleaner and balanced between the pickups they are more dynamic and sensitive to your playing and they have that sizzle on the top end. The fat 50’s are warmer and lush I do miss a bit on the mid and top they are less sensitive. Again all in the guitar u use, Ash body brighter Alder body more balanced, hope that helps.

@@rebbeche Thank you brother for taking the time to answer. So glad I found your demos. Both of these sets were on my list! Great playing BTW!

Thanks a lot!