Do you make your pickups in-house?

Yes!  Every Grosh pickup is handcrafted in our shop in Broomfield, CO, using nothing but the highest quality components.

What’s the difference between the 60s Vintage and 60s Fat pickups?

The only difference between the 60s Vintage and 60s Fat is that the 60s Fat has about 5% more winds … so a little hotter, more push in the mids and a slightly bigger low end.  With fewer winds, the 60s Vintage is a little more open and airy sounding, with more sparkle on the top, but still plenty of low end.  They both deliver incredible strat tone but 60s Fat is just a bit “fatter” than the 60s Vintage.

What’s the difference between the Small Block 302, Small 327 and Blown 59 humbuckers?

 

 

 

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