New soundclips and a custom shop reshuffle at Alegree

Alegree

I've been busy sorting out some soundclips for my flagship product - my Chameleon humbuckers.
Lots of soundclips demonstrating the huge versatility and that there's not really much at all that they're not capable of imitating. 
(have a listen here https://www.alegree.co.uk/collections/humbucker-sized-pickups/products/chameleon-humbuckers-the-most-versatile-humbuckers)

And I've completely revised my custom pickup options by opening a custom shop section of my website.
It's currently a test phase to see if it picks up any traction, but I've tried doing something a bit different with custom humbuckers - instead of going back and forth with me, customers who know exactly what they want can go through the divided up options picking exactly what they want. 
Check it out here https://www.alegree.co.uk/collections/custom-shop-humbuckers
If this arrangement proves popular I'll be adding other pickup types and wiring harnesses to it too.

Chalky

Certainly a wide variety of sounds! What sort of wiring and switching is needed to take full advantage of all the variants?

Winny_Pooh

Magnets/wire used and dc resistance of the various modes?

Alegree

Chalky said:

Certainly a wide variety of sounds! What sort of wiring and switching is needed to take full advantage of all the variants?

Here's the loaded pickguard I used for the recording - https://www.alegree.co.uk/collections/loaded-stratocaster-pickguards/products/chameleon-loaded-pickguard

It's a 3 way 4 pole rotary switch and two push/pull pots.

It's much much much easier to wire them up for less modes, though.

Alegree

Winny_Pooh said:

Magnets/wire used and dc resistance of the various modes?

Alnico 5 bar magnet, alnico 5 rods.
I'm afraid I can't disclose the dc resistances.