Micro-Stealth PAF Humbucker for Archtop Jazz Guitar
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$229.99
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The Micro-Stealth is most innovative floating pickup for Archtop Jazz-guitar in decades. Engineered for a warm, clean and flattering "Jazz" sound. Uses custom manufactured low-intensity magnets and real hardwood spacers to achieve a vintage tone with a modern "bite," strong attack, and three-dimensional sounding overtones. The standard version is 6.5 mm thick and quickly and easily mounts in seconds with included putty and a 1/4" female jack which attaches to your endpin.
The Micro-Stealth PAF Humbucker is a favorite of custom modern builders and is now featured on select archtops by Emerald and Fibonacci and a growing list of custom builders. The PAF is an excellent higher output alternative to the traditional Kent Armstrong style pickups.
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My 1966 Harmony arch-top jazz guitar just got new life with a (Micro-Stealth PAF) humbucking pickup made by Portland's Jason Krivo Flores. It has the perfect combination of attack, bite, warmth and gently pushed mid-range that I was struggling to find in other pickups—Now I want one for every guitar I have!" |
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Players have been asking me for years to develop a low-profile Jazz humbucker for “old-school” style archtop guitars which have limited space between the top and strings. The Micro PAF pickup gives players what they have asked for: an adjustable 12-pole PAF style humbucker with a thick warm and punchy “Jazz” sound, all at an incredible mere 6 mm thickness.
Engineered for a warm, clean and flattering "Jazz" sound, the Micro-Stealth uses custom manufactured low-intensity neodymium magnets and real hardwood spacers to achieve a surprisingly sweet attack with three-dimensional sounding overtones. DC resistance ≈ 8.2Kohms 
The Micro-Stealth PAF is standard on the new Kestrel archtop from Emerald Guitars
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^ Hear and see the Krivo Micro-Stealth PAF on a 1950 Gibson L7-C. Installation and review by Steve Bloom www.bloomworks.com |
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Here is a sound clip of Dan Kozar: fingerstyle jazz guitarist performing with his Krivo Micro-PAF Humbucker installed
on his gorgeous Paul Saunders guitar. |
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