Take the Magnet Spread images displayed in the order sequence and insert them into the Additional Information page for Strat pickups with the following heading &gt;&gt;&gt;String alignment issues and Narrow &amp; Intermediate magnet spread pickups: Change this heading &gt;&gt;&gt;String alignment issues and Narrow &amp; Intermediate magnet spread pickups: to &gt;&gt;&gt;Magnet/String alignment improvedFenders modern twin-pivot bridge such as fitted to their American Standard and American Deluxe series has a narrower string spacing than a vintage 6 point bridge.  The modern bridge is too narrow for regular Strat pickups and causes the strings to misalign with the magnets in the pickups, the neck position pickup is worst affected because one of the E strings is a lot lower in volume than the other 5  strings.In mid March 2001 Kinman introduced a special neck pickup that has the E magnets 3mm closer together. This means that the magnet-poles of the neck pickup will align satisfactorily* with the strings on both modern Twin Pivot AND Traditional Vintage 6 point type bridges made by Fender and others. Strats with either bridge will have improved performance with no more dropouts on the E strings and better bending performance. *I consider it satisfactory when the strings align within the perimeter of the magnet. It's OK if the strings do not lie on the dead center of the magnets.On 22-Oct-2008 Kinman introduced a further improvement, an Intermediate (51mm) magnet spread for the middle pickup. This provides a gradual narrowing of the magnet spreads from Standard bridge (52.5mm) to Intermediate middle (51mm) to Narrow neck (49.5mm). This means strings will align better with the magnets regardless of bridge saddle spacing. The bridge magnet spread remains unchanged at Standard 52.5mm, the same as all Fender and replacement Strat pickups from Duncan, DiMarzio, Lollar, Fralin etc  All of these Strat pickups have unacceptable string/magnet alignment of the neck pickup when used in conjunction with narrow bridges from Fender, Wilkinson and Floyd Rose.  Kinman is the only brand of pickups to have this much needed refinement.When ordering a 'Single' pickup, 'Two' pickups or 'Mixed set of 3 Strat pickups' you have a choice of any magnet spread. Click to view a PDF diagram of these 3 magnet spreads. Covers (bold): Only genuine Kinman pickup covers will fit because only Kinman makes Strat pickups with Narrow and Intermediate magnet spreads. More on string/magnet alignment (bold)String/magnet alignment is not associated with fretboard radius as some believe. To understand string/magnet alignment you must be aware that the strings are not parallel but are wide apart at the bridge and closer together at the nut. This taper causes the primary alignment issues and can be compounded by saddle mis-alignment too. Misalignment is most often caused by narrow bridges but the reason for excessively poor string/magnet alignment could be the saddles or it could be pickguard mis-positioning or neck/body mis-alignment. Unfortunately saddles often drift to one side when they are not set horizontally. Make sure the grub screws are adjusted so the saddles sit horizontally. It is also legitimate to adjust the saddles with a deliberate lean to re-position the string in a more desirable alignment. Duplicate this in the Perfect Guitar page and add a header link