ID:Chris Buck
Vintage-inspired response with modern versatility, reduced wax potting and an emphasis on dynamics and touch sensitivity.
Small-batch pickup making focused on dynamics, touch sensitivity and the personality of great vintage designs.
Radioshop Pickups is the two-person team of Paul Best and Paul Dunn. The company handcrafts and handwinds pickups in a small UK workshop, producing limited quantities rather than pursuing high-volume manufacturing.
Current production covers Stratocaster, Telecaster, humbucker, HSS, P-90, offset and bass formats, plus loaded pickguards and a solderless Telecaster system. Radioshop states that its pickups are individually serial-numbered, supplied with a certificate of authenticity and tested for a lifetime warranty for the original purchaser.
The list below reproduces all 29 results currently shown across Radioshop’s official pickup categories. Loaded assemblies are included because the manufacturer lists them as distinct catalog products.
Official catalog checked July 18, 2026Hover over an image — or tap on touch screens — to reveal the full frame.Vintage-inspired response with modern versatility, reduced wax potting and an emphasis on dynamics and touch sensitivity.
A studied recreation of an original 1963 set, aimed at period-correct early-1960s Strat character.
A vintage-inspired set with selectable fingerboard-radius matching for improved string-to-string balance.
Classic 1960s-style Strat tones with bell-like highs, clarity and familiar blues/rock voicing.
A classic-rock-focused set using subtly enlarged pole pieces for higher output and reduced wax potting for expression.
A recreation of a revered John Mayer Strat specification, voiced for clarity, warmth and expressive blues playing.
An Alnico III-style set intended for maple-fingerboard projects, with mellow output, clarity and touch sensitivity.
A recreation of the celebrated David Gilmour Black Strat specification, intended for clarity and singing lead tones.
A customizable prewired SSS pickguard built around the buyer’s choice of Radioshop Strat pickup set.
A classically inspired Tele set with Radioshop’s reduced-potting approach for added presence and dynamic response.
A period-focused Telecaster set for classic 1950s twang, bite and warm neck-position character.
A period-focused 1960s Telecaster set balancing bridge bite with clear rhythm and warm neck tones.
A complete set combining two pickups with Radioshop’s solderless Telecaster blender-mod wiring harness.
One of Radioshop’s vintage-voiced PAF families, developed for open response, harmonic detail and string separation.
A Radioshop PAF variant presented with the distinctive Guild-style visual treatment.
The core vintage-voiced Radioshop humbucker, designed around openness, expression and classic PAF character.
A higher-powered companion to the standard Radioshop PAF while retaining vintage-oriented clarity and detail.
A configurable HSS pickguard with multiple humbucker, single-coil, wiring, color and relic options.
The ID:63GT single-coil concept combined with a buyer-selected humbucker for an HSS configuration.
The Chris Buck Strat single-coil voice adapted to an HSS set with a selectable Radioshop humbucker.
The higher-output ID:Evolution Strat concept paired with a humbucker for classic-rock-oriented HSS use.
A member of Radioshop’s expressive P-90 family, designed to move from muscular cleans to biting tube-amp overdrive.
A distinct Radioshop P-90 voicing within the company’s three-model P-90 range.
The straight-ahead classic option in Radioshop’s P-90 catalog, emphasizing dynamic single-coil character.
A MasterBucker pair built specifically for Jazzmaster-format instruments.
A period-specific Jazzmaster pickup family inspired by 1962-era offset tones.
A period-specific Mustang pickup family inspired by 1964-era instruments.
A classic P-Bass voice with rounded low-end warmth and detailed midrange.
A J-Bass set with bridge growl and presence alongside neck-position low-end punch and warmth.
The brand profile and model reference on this page were compiled from the manufacturer’s official website. Availability, specifications and configurations may change; contact Guitarstation for the latest local distribution information.