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Kloppmann TL HB Neck (Open Cover / Aged)

Kloppmann TL HB Neck (Open Cover / Aged)

Regular price $308.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $308.00 USD
Sale Made-to-Order

For return policy, see "Store Policies" page.

Not in stock / Made-to-Order: I can order any pickup or set listed on Kloppmann's website, including ones you don't see here. You pay Kloppmann's listed price, converted from EUR to US dollars. I currently add nothing for customs, duties or US shipping, and I confirm the exact amount before you pay anything. 

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

If you love the sound of a Tele neck pickup, but want MORE. This Tele HB set is what you need.

This splittable humbucker delivers a true Tele neck single coil sound when split. It's designed for those who love the Tele neck pickup sound but desire more. Kloppmann aimed to create a humbucker using two single coil Telecaster neck pickups, and the result retains the magic of the Tele single coil pickup while offering humbucker size and tone characteristics.

In humbucker mode, it provides a sweet and mellow tone. When split, you'll achieve familiar Tele neck tones. For a bit more highs and bite, an uncovered version is also available. The neck pickup is wound to match your selected bridge pickup.

SPECIFICATIONS:

  • Neck Pickup Cover: Nickel (Open)
  • Version: Right Hander
  • Aging: Light Aging (no influence on the tone - purely cosmetical)

WHAT IS INCLUDED:

  • Enough cloth-wire cable for the internal wiring
  • Mounting screws and springs.
  • NOTE: Kloppmann electrics offer this same pickup with different configurations. If you are looking for some custom order/different configuration, please, contact us via email (custom-order@mbitguitars.com) and we will be happy to assist you with that.
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NOTE: Kindly be advised that the photographs of the product are intended as visual examples, and variations, especially in serial numbers, may occur in the delivered product.

Made-to-Order: Anything Kloppmann Makes

Kloppmann builds to order in Germany, and I can order any product or configuration from their range: any model, cover, magnet or aging option, including ones you don't see on this site. A few sets are in stock and ship now. Everything else is made for you.

If you find something on Kloppmann's website that isn't listed here, send me the name or the link and I order it the same way.

HOW TO ORDER

  1. Email custom-order@mbitguitars.com with the model and the options you want: cover, magnet, aging, anything else.
  2. I confirm the details and current build timing with Andreas, then send you a draft order with the exact amount for a 50% deposit.
  3. Kloppmann builds your pickups, I handle the import, and the balance is due before they ship to you.

WHAT IT COSTS
Take the price listed on Kloppmann's website in EUR and convert it to US dollars. That is what I charge. If a set is listed at EUR 400, you pay EUR 400 in dollars at that day's exchange rate. I currently don't add anything for customs, duties or US shipping. I cover those.

The draft order shows the exact amount before you pay the deposit. Normally it is simply the converted price. If something outside my control changes it, like a new tariff, I tell you before you commit to anything.

ABOUT TIMING
It depends on Andreas's bench, so I confirm the window for each order instead of quoting a fixed lead time. It may take a little longer than ordering direct, but the import and the paperwork are mine to deal with.

Not Sure What's Right for Your Guitar?

Specs and model names only tell you so much about how something will sound or fit in your guitar. If you're choosing pickups, my Pickup Finder can help: answer five questions about your guitar, your playing style and the tone you're after, and it ranks the best matches across more than ten brands, Kloppmann included. It scores every brand on the same criteria, so it may point you to something I don't sell.

For anything else, like wiring kits, compatibility or a specific configuration, email me at contact@mbitguitars.com. Tell me about your guitar and what you're after, and I'll help you sort it out.