Steel Foundry
A Telecaster single-coil pickup wringing every last ounce of tone from your Tele — hard-edged twang with real warmth, depth and clarity.
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Pickup Overview
These pickups are aimed at wringing the last ounce of tone from your Tele. Hard-edged brittle tones with real warmth, depth and clarity.
The Steel Foundry is an amazing traditional pickup for the Telecaster, with loads of punchy twang. The neck pickup is outstanding for fluid bluesy runs. Overwound versions provide a little more kick when you want to drive your amp harder for lead work.
For the bridge, you can have any colour you like — as long as it's black. For the neck, you can have any colour you like — as long as it's chrome.
Sound Clips
Bridge — Clean
Bridge — Dirty
Neck — Clean
Neck — Dirty
Specifications & Supporting Information
Technical Specifications
- DC Resistance (Bridge)
- 6 kΩ (Overwound 9.1 kΩ)
- DC Resistance (Neck)
- 6.6 kΩ (Overwound 8.1 kΩ)
- Magnet Type
- Alnico II/V
- Coil Wire
- 42 AWG enamel
- Conductors
- 2-conductor (waxed cloth)
Build
- Format
- Single-coil for Telecaster
- Pole Spacing
- Bridge 53.5 mm · Neck 50 mm
- Baseplate
- Custom etched fibre
- Supplied With
- Mounting screws & springs
Recommended Components & Applications
- Recommended Components
- 250 kΩ pots, .047 µF tone capacitor
- Applications
- Telecaster single-coil — Country, Blues, Classic Rock. Overwound versions for hot-rod Tele tones
What Players Are Saying
"Steel Foundry — what a difference from the stock fuzzy pickup sound. Although I wasn't particularly unhappy with the sound of the guitar, I was persuaded to upgrade. To all Squier owners — try these pickups, you won't be disappointed." — Ken, Edinburgh
"I recently took delivery of the Alchemist 90 and Steel Foundry pickups for an old Squier Fat Tele which I loved the feel of. Suffice to say, it sounds amazing now. The Steel Foundry sounds more Tele than ever, bright and cutting and super-twangy." — Paul Wilson, Edinburgh
"My old Tele had stock pickups that sounded thin. The Steel Foundry brought it to life with proper twang and a much richer neck pickup." — Tele player