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		By: Glenn		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Glenn]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 01 Nov 2025 05:13:40 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I&#039;ve just dropped  a set of Big Birds into my 2006 Firebird Studio and WOW! They are just awesome. 

Grit, warmth, hit-you-in the-face fatness, chime, jangle, clean and clear – all these tones are in there if you use the volume and tone pots to shape things. And all with exceptional clarity.

No doubt I could have paid three times the price for &#039;big name&#039; custom pickups from the USA, UK or elsewhere, but I very much doubt they could impress me more than these &#039;Big Bird&#039; pickups. They&#039;re exactly what I was hoping for and more. If you try them, I&#039;d be amazed if you weren&#039;t impressed.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;ve just dropped  a set of Big Birds into my 2006 Firebird Studio and WOW! They are just awesome. </p>
<p>Grit, warmth, hit-you-in the-face fatness, chime, jangle, clean and clear – all these tones are in there if you use the volume and tone pots to shape things. And all with exceptional clarity.</p>
<p>No doubt I could have paid three times the price for &#8216;big name&#8217; custom pickups from the USA, UK or elsewhere, but I very much doubt they could impress me more than these &#8216;Big Bird&#8217; pickups. They&#8217;re exactly what I was hoping for and more. If you try them, I&#8217;d be amazed if you weren&#8217;t impressed.</p>
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		By: J. Boyle		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[J. Boyle]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 14 Jan 2025 00:10:05 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[TLDR: Buy these pickups.

Full review:  I’ve installed great pickups from all of the great winders around the globe into guitars, and these Big Birds from Mr. Fabulous are the most underrated pickups I’ve run across. 

How are they underrated? Well aside from the amazing tone, they’re versatile as heck. I used a set in a Les Paul with LP Deluxe wiring and they were so good i sold that guitar because i got sick of people offering to buy it. I wired them into a custom HSH Strat i made with a vintage USA Washburn single coil in the middle position. I put a push/pull to split the Big Birds’ coils, a treble bleed, and a 7 way switch. It was the most incredible sounding Strat i’ve made. The Big Birds coil split perfectly for great strat tones. Buddies would play that strat and ask me about the pickups and i told them they were Big Birds and they’d laugh because we have this show called Sesame street, and one of the stars of that show (who also happens to be one of the most iconic children’s show characters in the U.S. ever) is named Bid Bird. i also put one of these in a LP jr style guitar i made and coil tapped it, phase switched it, and it took that simple single pickup guitar and made it into a must-have. 

It’s not just how versatile they are from one type of guitar to another, it’s how versatile they are for any type of music. That HSH strat went to a metal player. That LP went to a blues/rock  player. The LP jr style went to a studio. These are the pickups for the job. 

I just purchased another Big bird for the neck position of a tele i’m making. it’s a unique tele in that i’m using a neck made from one solid piece of rosewood, and a body that’s a wild-grained piece of light-weight palownia. It’s gonna have a top-load Babicz bridge with another Mr Fabulous pickup in it. My new pickups just arrived and i can’t wait to get this thing finished up. I’ve sold all of the guitars i’ve made with Big Birds, and I miss them. I promised myself i’m not gonna sell this one haha.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>TLDR: Buy these pickups.</p>
<p>Full review:  I’ve installed great pickups from all of the great winders around the globe into guitars, and these Big Birds from Mr. Fabulous are the most underrated pickups I’ve run across. </p>
<p>How are they underrated? Well aside from the amazing tone, they’re versatile as heck. I used a set in a Les Paul with LP Deluxe wiring and they were so good i sold that guitar because i got sick of people offering to buy it. I wired them into a custom HSH Strat i made with a vintage USA Washburn single coil in the middle position. I put a push/pull to split the Big Birds’ coils, a treble bleed, and a 7 way switch. It was the most incredible sounding Strat i’ve made. The Big Birds coil split perfectly for great strat tones. Buddies would play that strat and ask me about the pickups and i told them they were Big Birds and they’d laugh because we have this show called Sesame street, and one of the stars of that show (who also happens to be one of the most iconic children’s show characters in the U.S. ever) is named Bid Bird. i also put one of these in a LP jr style guitar i made and coil tapped it, phase switched it, and it took that simple single pickup guitar and made it into a must-have. </p>
<p>It’s not just how versatile they are from one type of guitar to another, it’s how versatile they are for any type of music. That HSH strat went to a metal player. That LP went to a blues/rock  player. The LP jr style went to a studio. These are the pickups for the job. </p>
<p>I just purchased another Big bird for the neck position of a tele i’m making. it’s a unique tele in that i’m using a neck made from one solid piece of rosewood, and a body that’s a wild-grained piece of light-weight palownia. It’s gonna have a top-load Babicz bridge with another Mr Fabulous pickup in it. My new pickups just arrived and i can’t wait to get this thing finished up. I’ve sold all of the guitars i’ve made with Big Birds, and I miss them. I promised myself i’m not gonna sell this one haha.</p>
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		By: Chuck		</title>
		<link>https://mrfabulous.com.au/product/big-bird-firebird-style-humbucker-pickup/#comment-2402</link>

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		<pubDate>Wed, 31 Jan 2024 05:39:43 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I replaced the stock bridge pickup in my PRS Vela with a Big Bird bridge pickup to go with the K-Line Firebird pickup that I had already replaced the neck pickup with. The Big Bird is a great sounding pickup, it definitely has the essential Firebird character to it but it’s significantly hotter than the Lollar Firebird pickup that my buddy has in his guitar. Compared to the Lollar (and the K-line), the Big Bird is noticeably thicker sounding, a bit more compressed, with warmer highs (still plenty of highs though, it’s not what I would call a dark pickup by any means). It’s not as open and airy and not quite as chimey as the Lollar, but it’s way clearer and more open sounding than what I’ve heard of the modern Gibson Firebird pickups. I’d recommend the Big Bird to anyone looking for a slightly thicker Firebird tone that drives your amp harder than a vintage-style Firebird pickup without getting muddy or losing the essential Firebird character, or someone looking for something with a different flavor than a typical humbucker. 4 stars only because it’s not quite what I was expecting but it’s a killer pickup nonetheless.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I replaced the stock bridge pickup in my PRS Vela with a Big Bird bridge pickup to go with the K-Line Firebird pickup that I had already replaced the neck pickup with. The Big Bird is a great sounding pickup, it definitely has the essential Firebird character to it but it’s significantly hotter than the Lollar Firebird pickup that my buddy has in his guitar. Compared to the Lollar (and the K-line), the Big Bird is noticeably thicker sounding, a bit more compressed, with warmer highs (still plenty of highs though, it’s not what I would call a dark pickup by any means). It’s not as open and airy and not quite as chimey as the Lollar, but it’s way clearer and more open sounding than what I’ve heard of the modern Gibson Firebird pickups. I’d recommend the Big Bird to anyone looking for a slightly thicker Firebird tone that drives your amp harder than a vintage-style Firebird pickup without getting muddy or losing the essential Firebird character, or someone looking for something with a different flavor than a typical humbucker. 4 stars only because it’s not quite what I was expecting but it’s a killer pickup nonetheless.</p>
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		By: Greg		</title>
		<link>https://mrfabulous.com.au/product/big-bird-firebird-style-humbucker-pickup/#comment-136</link>

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		<pubDate>Tue, 07 Sep 2021 23:51:06 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I tried the Trons (Filtertron style) and love them, but I was still curious enough to gamble on the Big Birds for another guitar. Like the Trons, the Big Birds are brighter and have more clarity, but the different construction of Firebird pickups gives a unique tone. When you do bass runs on the E and A strings with the neck pickup, the notes are more tight and full. The neck is the best neck pickup I&#039;ve ever heard, especially for clean tones. The bridge is more bright than I usually want, so I roll off the tone knob a bit. Clean and overdriven they sound great, just not as smooth as the Trons. The Big Birds are like 4k high definition. The magnets are right up by the strings instead of under the coils, and you can instantly hear the difference. Great for finger picking....they nail those Jeff Beck style tones. Strat style single coils have always sounded too thin to me. These are like single coils but with more punch and no hum. I wish I&#039;d found these pickups a few decades ago!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I tried the Trons (Filtertron style) and love them, but I was still curious enough to gamble on the Big Birds for another guitar. Like the Trons, the Big Birds are brighter and have more clarity, but the different construction of Firebird pickups gives a unique tone. When you do bass runs on the E and A strings with the neck pickup, the notes are more tight and full. The neck is the best neck pickup I&#8217;ve ever heard, especially for clean tones. The bridge is more bright than I usually want, so I roll off the tone knob a bit. Clean and overdriven they sound great, just not as smooth as the Trons. The Big Birds are like 4k high definition. The magnets are right up by the strings instead of under the coils, and you can instantly hear the difference. Great for finger picking&#8230;.they nail those Jeff Beck style tones. Strat style single coils have always sounded too thin to me. These are like single coils but with more punch and no hum. I wish I&#8217;d found these pickups a few decades ago!</p>
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		By: Paul Ed		</title>
		<link>https://mrfabulous.com.au/product/big-bird-firebird-style-humbucker-pickup/#comment-137</link>

		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Paul Ed]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 16 Jun 2020 23:51:21 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I have recently had one of these installed on the neck of my Yamaha RS620. WOW what a difference it’s brilliant and does everything I could and and more it has transformed my guitar into a different beast what a brilliant Pup. I’ll be back for more!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have recently had one of these installed on the neck of my Yamaha RS620. WOW what a difference it’s brilliant and does everything I could and and more it has transformed my guitar into a different beast what a brilliant Pup. I’ll be back for more!</p>
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