3 Coil Pickup?

[Mario8672]

Does one exist? Info? Pics? Detail?

[CharvelRocker]

I don't know its mounted, but couldn't you just get away with using a humbucker, and then putting a single coil directly behind it? I'm pretty sure no one has made a 3 coil pickup for sale, though I may be wrong.

[gemini8026]

Im sure it's been experimented with. But lets face it, it would likely be OVERKILL! Theres a point where things just turn to MUD, and theres plenty of humbuckers that can output more then enough jam to get there.

[scotty]

Hamer Phantom used them.

http://www.hamerfanclub.com/proto.html

[Mario8672]

Im sure it's been experimented with. But lets face it, it would likely be OVERKILL! Theres a point where things just turn to MUD, and theres plenty of humbuckers that can output more then enough jam to get there.

I saw Steve Morse use one.

[kelly user]

mighty mite made one, i think it was called a mother bucker or something to that effect

[MountainDog]

Alvarez had one in one of the Dana Scoop models:

http://www.kosakuworld.com/guitar/alvarezdana.jpg

[Jackson-Charvel]

My Ibanez RG540 Power-TC:

[Mario8672]

Whoa, how does that sound?

[Immortal]

You can also try putting one hot rails and one single-coil together. I think the effect would be pretty much the same, if not even better.

[tanpsi]

I think an ibanez Paul Stanley model also had one

[toejam]

I saw Steve Morse use one.

No, his guitars just have a single coil next to the bridge humbucker.

[Cygnus X1]

Hamer Phantom used them.
http://www.hamerfanclub.com/proto.html

Not quite...I have a Phantom, it's a humbucker with a single in one pack.
Sounds excellent. Also the details are in the Hamer text in the link.

[RobRR]

The mighty mite mother bucker is back in production actually. Check out www.mightymite.com