Lollar introduces new Rickenbacker-voiced MiniBroiler pickups
Toaster-style pickup can be fitted in mini-humbucker or P-90 routs
Lollar has announced the MiniBroiler, an upgraded version of the company’s Rickenbacker Toaster-aping Broiler pickup.
The new version promises the same tonal chime and jangle, but boasts a more flexible footprint, which means it can be fitted in mini-humbucker or P-90 routs.
Construction-wise, the MiniBroiler features .25” diameter Alnico V rod pole pieces, single-conductor lead wire, and a choice of nickel, chrome or gold open-top covers with textured matte black cap.
It’s available now in neck and bridge configurations for $145 from Lollar Guitars.
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