Taking the classic Telecaster sound to the next level: "TL-Classic α (Alpha) / Bridge" Uses Alnico 5 magnets. It's a Telecaster sound that's easy to use, with a natural sound that isn't too thick. It has a thick tone with a clear sound contour, and you'll immediately understand the high quality when you play it! The sound separation is also good, and it excels in arpeggios. Also, the neck model's coil is wound in reverse, providing high noise resistance when used as a set. ◆ Specifications Model: TL-Classic α Position: Bridge Magnet: Alnico V Resistance: 7.70kΩ Accessories: Mounting screws & springs ※ Based on manufacturer specifications GOTOH PICKUPS was founded in 1966 and is a long-established PU manufacturer that has been committed to being purely made in Japan since the dawn of the guitar. With high quality and low prices, it's probably the world's number one manufacturer in terms of cost performance. Naturally, it has been popular overseas for a long time, but for some reason, it's a mysterious manufacturer that you don't hear much about in Japan. The reason for this seems to be that Gotoh Pickups has an image of not having any distinctive features. I've thought about why such high-quality products are like that. They have been used in standard models of various companies such as TOKAI, FERNANDES, and Fender Japan for a long time, so people are used to hearing them. Perhaps the reason is that it's difficult to grasp the characteristics of the PU because "the overall balance is very good and it sounds good in all frequency ranges." (※ In reality, parts and wires that are said to be characteristic of a certain frequency range often only fail to sound in other frequency ranges.) It has sufficient power, a good overall output balance, and a lineup of models that are distinctive and easy to understand! If you're at a loss, this is the pickup to choose! While high-end overseas manufacturers are now outsourcing production to Asian countries such as China, South Korea, and Indonesia, Gotoh Pickups has been consistently made in Japan since the old days! Highly recommended!