Fender 51 Nocaster Pickup Set

Good pups overall. Expected a bit more from Fender build quality, a more refined product per say. They sound good though.
The neck pickup is very well balanced, good punch, good articulation and dynamics, not the fattest but enough for me. Very good highs.
THe bridge, it´s a dark pickup, so not that much twang, but I prefer that way over bright bridge tele pups.
DCR is spot on on the neck pup with 7,18K but on the Bridge I got 6,67K and it should be a bit higher according with Fender 51 Nocaster website info. Anyway, no complains on the sound.

Great for that exact vintage tone and feel, especially for country music & rockabilly. Not the most versatile pick-ups, I find the neck pup significantly lower output than the bridge. Glassy sounding, if you're looking for a lush or rounded sound, or high gain, I'd look elsewhere personally.

I've put these in a Fender Standard Mexican Tele. They do sound good, though the neck one is sort of dull.
The bridge pickup gives classic Tele tones combined with the brass saddles, but the neck is dark, and dull. I'm not thrilled with it.
I later took the neck out and just converted the guitar to an Esquire. Sounds like the 50s :)

These pickups are great and very happy with the clarity especially the middle position is great and clear.....I did however just do the normal standard tele wiring so will have to do the complex one on a later date