Bright, punchy and unmistakably Tele, the Doppelgänger ’67 is voiced after the leaner, more open sound of late-’60s Fender pickups.

The bridge uses a low-wind 42 AWG plain enamel coil with sand-cast Alnico 5 magnets for well-defined pick attack, tight low end, and twang for days without getting ice-picky on top. The neck uses 43 AWG plain enamel and a nickel-silver cover for excellent clarity and brightness while still keeping the warmth and roundness you want from a Tele neck pickup.

Together, the set has a slightly scooped midrange, strong string separation and a lively, dynamic feel. Wide open, they’re crisp and immediate. Roll the guitar volume back just a touch and they get sweeter, glassier and incredibly expressive.

The bridge uses a modernized vintage stagger for better balance with today’s plain-G string sets. Both pickups are lightly potted in a paraffin/beeswax blend and handcrafted in the USA with period correct materials.

Think: tight lows, airy mids, glassy highs, punchy attack and classic Tele tone.