The neck p/u should be an open T top, and the bridge a Velvet Brick. The name was inspired by the Red Rhodes 'Velvet Hammer' which was a hot replacement pickup at the time. It was a nifty piece of marketing. Claims of a super hot, 'specially wound' pickup should be taken with a pinch of salt. From memory, both my pickups had a similar DC resisitance of around 7K. This is on the low side for humbuckers, but if it's tone you are after, look no further. They have a wider frequency response than true 'super hot' pickups and clean up really sweet when you roll off the volume.