If you'd like a little more bite in the bridge, the TF3 is a hotter, sweeter version of the TF2. Our resident Telecaster aficionado recently upgraded his personal ax with the T1/T3 set and hasn't stopped raving about them. For a classic, vintage take on single-coil tones, the TF1 neck, and TF2 bridge are the perfect combo. Featuring rich, full-bodied tonal colors that are emphasized by lush, sweet highs, these pickups sound smooth yet clear and are excellent replacements for any Telecaster or T-styled electric.
#Demo of tom anderson guitars series#
Like the SA series above, these T-sized pickups were engineered with hum canceling in mind while retaining all of the vintage single-coil tones players love. All three models are also available in reverse-wound configurations, allowing you to pair them with regular SA models for hum-canceling capabilities.
When placed in either the neck or middle position on my Vintage American Strat, the SA-1 was absolutely singing! For something similar but with a bit more bite, the SA-2 model offers increased power and fullness while the SA-2+ kicks things up a notch further still, making it a great choice for overdrive and distortion. Starting with the most requested model from the SA series, the SA-1 is a medium output single-coil that sounds true to its vintage roots while maintaining a highly defined tone. With an increased, thick midrange that maintains excellent articulation and note to note clarity, the SA series is tailor-made for player’s searching for quality single-coil tones. They pair especially well with hollow-body and swamp ash wood guitars in particular. The Tom Anderson SA Series is one of their most popular pickup offerings, combining vintage style tones that should please plenty of single-coil fans. Below, are three of my favorite pickup series from Tom Anderson. While they are predominantly known for their killer guitars, they also manufacturer a series of great high-quality pickups that feature an attention to detail that easily rivals the best brands around. With that in mind, I'd like to shine a light on one of my personal favorite boutique manufacturers that I feel doesn't get as much love as they deserve: Tom Anderson Guitar Works. One of the more exciting aspects of the modern music gear market is the rise of boutique manufacturers, companies that are not afraid to experiment with their creations and think outside the box.
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