Full HB-sized Firebird-ish pickups?

[mynameisjonas]

I have a guitar project on the way that I'm intending to use as my dedicated B standard/drop-A guitar, and I've come to the conclusion that the perfect pickup for that would be a Firebird style pickup. I know I could get some sort of conversion ring, but I'd prefer a full sized humbucker format to keep the guitar looking somewhat stock. It doesn't have to be exactly like a bigger Firebird pickup, anything that's in the same ballpark would be of interest.

So, what are my options?

[MayTheFuzzBeWithYou]

Hy Jonas.
I know of D‘Urbano Big Birds (I beliebe they are from Australia) and I myself got a set of Rübezahl Tonabnehmer (now Heavy Horse Electronics) from Germany.

[mynameisjonas]

I have a set of regular sized Firebird pickups from D'Urbano, they're fantastic. I didn't realize (or had forgotten) he made big ones too. My only concern is the time they took to ship the last time, it was even worse than when I've ordered stuff from China.

I'll look into the Tonabnehmers, thanks!

[GilmourD]

I was going to say that sounds like something Tim at Sunday Handwould could do.

Then I realized that it's actually an on-menu item right on the site.

https://sundayhandwound.com/products/hb-fb

[manfesto]

Lollar has "The Bird".

I've had their regular Firebird pickup, and it did what it says on the tin - bright and powerful.

[BTL]

Lindy Fralin’s Big Single is a riff on the Bill Lawrence sidewinder patent. It’s a hum-cancelling design with a single-coil magnet aperture, stock format is standard humbucker size.

I’m a fan of the custom P90 variant, myself.

[mynameisjonas]

Thanks for the tips, guys!

I hadn't heard of Sunday Handwound before, those seem really nice.

[GilmourD]

Thanks for the tips, guys!

I hadn't heard of Sunday Handwound before, those seem really nice.

Tim used to be a regular here several years ago, although seems that he's kept too busy with orders to be a regular on any forum these days.