In the history of electric guitars, few are as iconic as the Fender Broadcaster. As few as 250 of these instruments are believed to have been built from the fall of 1950 to the spring of 1951, before Fender transitioned the model to what everyone knows as the Telecaster at the end of 1951. To say Broadcasters are incredibly rare is an understatement, and to find one in pristine condition is an even greater challenge. Lucky for all of us, vintage guitar authority Joe Bonamassa had a very special one in his collection with a tone so remarkable that he wanted to share it with the world. Carefully testing and documenting the original guitar's pickups, the Seymour Duncan team was able to faithfully recreate the sound and look of Joe's coveted 1950 Fender Broadcaster.

The Joe Bonamassa 1950 Broadcaster pickups are a faithful replica of the set found in this guitar. Joe describes the neck pickup as bright and perfectly balanced with the punchy flat-pole bridge pickup. Authentic to Leo Fender's original design, these pickups evoke the early days of blues, rock & roll, and country.

Built in the Seymour Duncan Custom Shop, this set features Alnico 2 magnets in the neck, Alnico 4 magnets in the bridge, and cloth push-back cable.

Features:

- Faithful replica of based off of an original set
- Authentic to Leo Fender's original design
- Neck pickup is bright and balanced
- Bridge pickup "punchy flat-pole"
- Bridge: Alnico IV
- Neck: Alnico II