For each pickup, bass, midrange and treble are specified, as well as the type and strength of the magnet and the resistance in kilohms. I have used pickups myself and so I know that resistance matters, that's why it bothers me when they say the neck pickup has a resistance of 7.2 kΩ and in reality it has 5.99, the bridge pickup has 7.9 kΩ and in reality it has 7.2 kΩ. There is a certain difference, but a 1.2 kilo difference is considered. The one who used it was for scrap. If I can't rely on Fender, then who can? The point is that you get an idea based on the values ​​and then you wonder, that's why the neck pickup is more picky and lacks spark, but the Nocturne one is worse. In my opinion, who knows how it would play if the values ​​matched. I still give it 4 stars but it's not ideal. Not everyone may agree with my assessment, everyone is individual, but for the money it's a decent pickup for both clean and distorted sound. May it all work for you.