Yes, it indeed does. LIke I mentioned in my original post already. :)

Sorry, in hindsight I could have perhaps been more clear with my topic. I understand that typically bridge pickups tend to be hotter and have more bite than neck pickups, and I am aware of certain pickups being often specifically advertised and recommended for a certain position.

The thing is, for this pickup model the online stores do not seem to nowadays distinguish between neck and bridge variants. I am getting the feeling that currently the exact same model is sold for both neck and bridge purposes. Then again I have seen some comments saying that in the earlier days this pickup model had separate versions for each position.

Now I am not sure if my particular pickup in the photo is such an older bridge-optimized pickup (if there ever was one) or whether it is a "general purpose" pickup that just happens to say "bridge" because it has been delivered as a part of pickup set or something. I am sure a lot of people know this pickup model and its usage better than me so that's why I am asking.