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Next Gen Parts
|sku: NG-GPPR-3115-BK
Strat Blade Cover - Black CLEARANCE
Retail: C$1.99C$1.00
Next Gen Parts
|sku: NG-GPPR-3115-CREAM
Strat Blade Cover - Cream CLEARANCE
Retail: C$1.99C$1.00
Next Gen Parts
|sku: NG-GPPR-3115-WHITE
Strat Blade Cover - White CLEARANCE
Retail: C$1.99C$1.00-
Strat Blade Cover - Black CLEARANCE
*NOTE: These do not fit over top of NG-GPPR-3346-BK bobbins. If making a pickup from scratch, you'll need to use different bobbins. ABS plastic pickup covers for dual blade strat pickups. Sold individually.
Strat Blade Cover - Cream CLEARANCE
*NOTE: These do not fit over top of NG-GPPR-3346-BK bobbins. If making a pickup from scratch, you'll need to use different bobbins. ABS plastic pickup covers for dual blade strat pickups. Sold individually. *Matching Cream Parts? See our...
Strat Blade Cover - White CLEARANCE
*NOTE: These do not fit over top of NG-GPPR-3346-BK bobbins. If making a pickup from scratch, you'll need to use different bobbins. ABS plastic pickup covers for dual blade strat pickups. Sold individually.
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Pickup Covers & Mounting Rings
Pickup covers and mounting rings for building or repairing electric guitars and basses.
TONAL IMPACT
Plastic Covers = No impact on tone whatsoever unless you lower your pickups further away from the strings to compensate for the cover height.
RAW/Unplated Nickel/Silver Covers = RAW unplated nickel/silver covers are the most transparent metal covers, only causing a minuscule drop in output and resonant peak. For most people, the difference is imperceptible.
Plated Nickel/Silver Covers = Plated nickel/silver covers (black, chrome, gold, nickel, etc) are slightly less transparent than RAW/unplated covers due to the added layers added in the electroplating process. The difference is very mild, but perceptible to most people.
Brass Covers (raw or plated) = Brass covers cause a more noticeable drop in output and resonant peak. It isn't much, but it's enough that most people can catch it on an A/B comparison. It could be useful for helping to tame an overly bright pickup, in combination with other signal chain changes.
