Bare Knuckle has been at the forefront of boutique pickups since its inception back in 2003, and now the Cornish tonehounds have launched a more affordable line, the Boot Camp series.
Described as a “stripped-back, no-nonsense” line-up, the pickups are available from BKP dealers, with three output ranges on offer:
- Old Guard, featuring Alnico II magnets for classic blues, rock and country
- True Grit, featuring Alnico V magnets for hard rock, grunge and old-school metal
- Brute Force, featuring ceramic humbuckers and Alnico V single coils for prog-metal, thrash and extreme metal
Humbuckers, Strat and Tele-style single coils, and P-90 options are available, with prices ranging from £47 up to £107 for individual pickups.
Head over to Bare Knuckle Boot Camp for more info.
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