I play many kinds of music, from rock to blues to jazz. I play a Fender Strat, and installed a ssl-6 in the bridge, a reverse-wound ssl-6 in the middle, and a vintage ssl-2 in the neck. Wow! The ssl-6's are overwound so they can really put out some classic "Strat" sound, but still clean up nicely when you back off the volume. I love the "quack" and mid-range "pop" that these pickups give you (a la Rory Gallagher). I play through a Marshall amp, and this combination of pickups really works well together. I decided to put a second ssl-6 in the middle (as opposed to another ssl-2) primarily because reverse-wound pickups have a tendency to lose some of their power, and the exra coil windings in the ssl-6 makes up for this quite well.

Standard single coil. Great sound, but is sometime suseptable to annoying 60-cycle hum.

Very easy to use. I spent some time adjusting the pickup height to get just the right sound and volume that works well when you go from one position to the other with the 5-way switch.

Seymour Duncan pickups are very well made. Excellent quality for a reasonable price.

Again, excellent quality for the money.

Haven't needed any.

When I play these pickups, I sense that somewhere, Rory Gallagher is smiling!

I've played guitar for about 30 years.

Rock, blues and jazz.

It's great, the trebly sound is gone and the sound is more punchy and fat but it has still the Strat sound, I appreciate that. It's better for soloing than most humbuckers I 've played. You can blay both Blues and Metal with this, you will get a Blackmore kind of sound.

I don't know what to say about a pickups features. It's damn good and that's enough.

It's easier to get a singing tone with this a a stock pickup. Absolutely.

It workks well, nothing has gone wrong.

I can't see why it is so cheap. But it could be a better price, at least where I come from, Swerden. Everything is a little cheaper here than in USA, but that 's ok.

The best support is that you don't need any.

I really want it.

Hobbyist

Alternative, Blues, Rock