Electric Guitar Pickups: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 19, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 18 listings for Electric Guitar Pickups, including options from Gibson. Compare product details and listed prices.
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Gibson 70s Tribute Pickup, Treble, Double Black
Gibson
$129.00

Gibson 70s Tribute Pickup, Rhythm, Double Black
Gibson
$129.00

Gibson ELEV8 Pickup, Treble, Double Black
Gibson
$139.00

Gibson 496R "Hot Ceramic" Pickup, Rhythm, Double Black
Gibson
$119.00

Gibson 490T "Modern Classic" Pickup, Treble, Chrome
Gibson
$119.00

Gibson ELEV8 Pickup, Treble, Zebra
Gibson
$139.00

Gibson ELEV8 Pickup, Rhythm, Double Black
Gibson
$139.00

Gibson ELEV8 Pickup, Treble, Nickel
Gibson
$149.00

Gibson Dirty Fingers Pickup, Double Classic White, Exclusive
Gibson
$129.00

Gibson ELEV8 Pickup, Rhythm, Nickel
Gibson
$149.00

Gibson ELEV8 Pickup, Rhythm, Zebra
Gibson
$139.00

Gibson ELEV8 Plus Pickup, Treble, Double Black
Gibson
$139.00

Gibson 490R "Modern Classic" Pickup, Rhythm, Gold
Gibson
$129.00

Gibson ELEV8 Plus Pickup, Treble, Zebra
Gibson
$139.00

Gibson ELEV8 Plus Pickup, Treble, Nickel
Gibson
$149.00

Gibson 57 Classic Pickup, Double Black
Gibson
$129.00

Gibson ELEV8 Underwound Pickup, Rhythm, Double Black
Gibson
$139.00

Gibson 57 Classic Pickup, Nickel
Gibson
$149.00
The 18 displayed listings with prices are listed from $119.00 to $149.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
They include Gibson ELEV8, 70s Tribute, 496R, 490T, and Classic models, offered in finishes like black, chrome, gold, nickel and zebra patterns.
Pickups differ by output level, magnet type and coil configuration. Choose single-coil for bright clarity or humbucker for higher output and reduced noise. Match the pickup’s tonal character to the music style you play.
Check the mounting dimensions and pole piece height to ensure a proper fit. Consider the finish to complement the guitar’s hardware, and verify that the pickup’s wiring matches your guitar’s electronics.
Questions
What is the difference between a humbucker and a single-coil pickup?
A humbucker uses two coils to cancel noise and gives a thicker sound, while a single-coil is brighter but can pick up hum.
Do I need to match the pickup’s color to my guitar?
Matching the finish is optional; it’s mainly for aesthetic consistency.
Can I mix different pickup models in one guitar?
Yes, many players combine different pickups to blend tonal options.
Is a higher price always better for pickups?
Higher price often reflects premium materials or vintage reissues, but tone preference is personal.