Product Description
Thomas McRocklin, a child prodigy with exceptional musical skills, has amazed audiences for over 35 years. Through his music releases, collaborations, lessons, and 'School of McRock,' he showcases his outstanding musical intelligence. As an expert on single - coils, Thomas adores Fishman's Fluence Classic Humbuckers for their ability to capture true single - coil tones. He requested a customized Classic Set, and Fishman made it happen.
Features:
- 3 - Voice Neck Pickup: Voice 1 offers a Vintage PAF sound, Voice 2 has a clear, airy chime, and Voice 3 is Thomas’ modified clear, vintage single - coil.
- 3 - Voice Bridge Pickup: Voice 1 gives a Vintage PAF tone, Voice 2 is a Classic Hot Rod, and Voice 3 is a slightly overwound single - coil.
- These pickups are multi - voice. You can set your favorite voice or wire them to switch between three harmonious tones.
- They are rechargeable on your guitar. An optional lithium - ion battery pack provides more playing hours between charges than a standard 9V battery (battery not included).
Specifications:
- Neck Pickup Peak Frequency: Voice 1 at 3 kHz, Voice 2 from 4.7kHz - 360Hz, Voice 3 at 6.7kHz.
- Bridge Pickup Peak Frequency: Voice 1 at 2.4 kHz, Voice 2 at 1.7 kHz, Voice 3 at 6.7 kHz.
- Magnetic Material: Alnico V for both Bridge and Neck.
- Magnetic Circuit: Bar magnets with poles for Bridge and Neck.
- Output Impedance: 2k for both Bridge and Neck.
- Pole Spacing: 52.6mm for Bridge, 49mm for Neck.
- Current Draw: 2.5 mA for both Bridge and Neck.
Using your Fishman Fluence Thomas McRocklin Purple Two - piece Humbucker Pickup Set is a breeze. First, decide on your preferred voice for the neck and bridge pickups. You can either set it to a single voice and leave it be, or wire it up to easily toggle between the three available voices. If you choose to use the rechargeable feature, you can opt for the lithium - ion battery pack (not included) for longer playing time. Just make sure to keep an eye on the battery level to avoid interruptions during your performance.
When it comes to maintenance, keep your pickups clean by gently wiping them with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials as they can damage the finish. Also, store your guitar in a stable environment, away from extreme temperatures and humidity, to ensure the pickups work at their best for a long time. If you ever have any problems, it's a good idea to consult a professional guitar technician.
