Looking at the Fralin website, it appears that P-92s come only in a standard humbucker size.Looking at the Fralin P92s, it doesn't look like they come in humbucker size. Kent Armstrongs convertibles, maybe?
Looking at the Fralin website, it appears that P-92s come only in a standard humbucker size.
Duncan Phat Cat fits your description
http://www.seymourduncan.com/products/electric/specialized/specialized-instruments/sph901_phat_cat/
My mistake.Except, they are only hum canceling when both pickups are on. Individually, they are still single coils.
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Or one simply could look at the hum-canceling P-90s already on Lindy's website. For humbucker-sized noiseless P-90s, he has the P-92s.Of course it's possible, but there are very few who even make the regular sized P90s in a noiseless version.
I wonder what would happen if someone sent Lindy Fralin an email, asking if he's ever thought about making one...
Or one simply could look at the hum-canceling P-90s already on Lindy's website. For humbucker-sized noiseless P-90s, he has the P-92s.
You can check them out in this review and compare them to some P-90s: http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/20058-humbucker-sized-p-90-review-roundup?page=5So are the Dimarzio Bluesbuckers supposed to sound like fat single coils/P90's?
I honestly don't know anything about them, but if that's what they sound like, I'll probably love them!
Yep. Supposedly it's between the P-92 and the Twangmaster. Here's Mike Hermans' demo:I see he also has something "new" called a Big Single, which is also humbucking