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Please note that Legendary Pickups is no longer accepting new orders except for where pickups are already currently in stock. Please see the store page for more info.
Due to changes in personal circumstances, new EU legislation prepped for 2025, supplier costs increasing and a shift in the market over, I think it's time to call it a day and put the Legends to rest.
Having sought multiple different ways to keep the brand alive and potential buyers, I don't feel comfortable with the options for keeping it going. Being made in Scotland, operated and run solely by me, was one of the largest draws that people sought out. I am truly humbled by this and Scotland isn't known for being a pickup building location. It was nice to give that extra foundation a homage and keeping it local and true to the brand was impossible in the current climate.
I am exceptionally proud of each and every pickup that has left the workroom. I stand by every one that has been made and I hope you all enjoy them for years to come.
I thank each and every one of you that has paid interest to the Legendary and has supported me through the multiple life events that have happened over the last 6 years.
It has been a pleasure but time to say goodbye.
All the best.
Jason
Founder
Legendary Pickups
Milian Malivuk
No Ostriches
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“The Siren set completely transformed my already favourite guitar into the perfectly sounding and beautiful looking workhorse! As my writing style demands lots of versatility, reaching from glassy cleans to gnarly rhythm tones, the Legendary Pickups master this stretch perfectly.”
Pickups used
Siren
Bio
Milian started playing metal guitar around 2009, fascinated by his favourite band In Flames. With the rise of djent and the new wave of progressive metal in the 2010s, he quickly learned to love lower tunings and modern, percussive guitar sounds; 7 and 8-string guitars became his main writing tools.
Over the years, he released music with his band ‘Soulhenge’ - which is now the name of his guitar related YouTube channel - and his current solo-project ‘No Ostriches’. With the latter, he went back to the downtuned 6-string and became strongly influenced by the lead and synth sounds of the 1980s, which he mixes with riffs of the modern metal era.
Rabea Massaad is his favourite guitar player.