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Small music tower, Редкий фендер... А много за него просят?

The idea of the magnet staggers is to compensate for the curve of the fretboard, so your pickups sound balanced. However, Fender developed the stagger with the very high D and G magnet when people played with a woung G string. The Fralin hybrid compensates for the fact that most people don't play with a wound G string and for the flatter radius of modern fretboards. If you have a vintage radius 7.25 fretboard, which is a lot of arch or curve, the regular stagger or hybrid stagger will better mirror the curve of the fret board. The more modern Fender radius is a flatter 9.5 and the hybrid stagger is perfect, but the flat pole and regular stagger still works fine. To my ear, a regular stagger with an unwound G string sounds just a bit imbalanced, even on a 7.25 radius. If you have a radius flatter than 9.5 the regular stagger will probably be too imbalanced and flat would be best, but the hybrid will still be fine.

The hybrid stagger is flat with a raised D pole. Fralin feels that this is the more appropriate choice for those modern guitars that have a flatter radius than the vintage Fender guitars and vintage reissues. This is especially true when the radius gets flatter than 10" or so. Additionally, since most players these days use plain G strings (there's a joke in there somewhere), the original logic behind the staggered magnets simply doesn't apply to many modern guitars.

orda, что бы у Линди Фралина сразу не спросить

так и есть, дека из 3х кусков

ExtremisT, Если бы владел английским не на уровне googletranslate,конечно же было бы проще
получить информацию из первых рук.Да и тема может быть худее стала,все бы сидели по забугорным
форумам и получали инфо из первых рук