Tele 52 T Neck Lightly Aged Chrome - 3rd Wire Attached

Item #: 0-104-11-12-20G

$115.00

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Wound to exact 1952 Telecaster® pickup specifications, our ’52 T model delivers well-balanced frequency response with an attack that is softer than other Tele® pickups we offer. The ‘52 T’s tone is pure Bakersfield and Blackguard and they maintain clarity when you want to drench your sound in reverb or delay.

Can’t decide which Lollar Tele pickups are right for you? Our Tele Pickup Comparison video will help you understand—and hear—the differences between our four most popular Tele pickup sets. WATCH VIDEO

Avg. DC: Neck 7.1K (Read about DC resistance)
Recommended Potentiometers: 250k
Recommended Capacitor: 0.047μF

Tele Pickup Comparison

Pre-wired Kit for Teles

Upgrading the electronics in a Tele^® yourself couldn’t be easier than it is with our new Lollar Pre-wired Kits. The kits are hand-wired in our shop and meet Jason Lollar’s preferred specifications.

Whether you’re installing new pickups and want high-quality electronics to go with them, or you want to upgrade the stock electronics in your Tele^®, our pre-wired kits are a great option. We’ve done most of the work so all that’s left for you to do is install the kit in your guitar and solder in your pickups (sold separately).

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Optional 3rd Wire

For Tele neck pickups we offer a 3rd Wire Option (cover ground) that allows you to run a set of our Telecaster replacement pickups in series operation with a 4-way switch—a common mod for customers seeking more versatility than a 3-way switch provides. A 3rd wire allows your pickup to function properly in either series or parallel mode and won't affect the tone in normal operation.

Pickup Dimensions

(Shown with cover)

Lollar Tele '52 Pickups

• Neck Only - Played by Greg Timmons with a Vox Super Twin AC30 and an alder body, maple neck partscaster.
• Neck and Bridge - Played by Greg Timmons with a Vox Super Twin AC30 and an alder body, maple neck partscaster.
• Neck Only - Played by Tim Lerch on a vintage Fender Blackface amp.