I picked up this pickup a little while back and have tried to look online and figure out what model it might be, as well as
age/period. It's got the 'small logo' on the back, no logo on the front (don't think it ever did), 4 wire w/ bare wire,
and output is around 7.23k.
Well, it read 7.23k when I first measured it, then I measure it in the utility room where I was
working on a guitar (hot...furnace) and it read 7.4k.
So if readings should be taken at around 70F, I'd say the 7.23k is probably more accurate.
It has 'short legs', I think. They are about 1/2 inch long.
I haven't 'heard it' yet, but am looking forward to putting it in the right guitar in the right position.
I'm guessing maybe it's a neck PU from the output and long lead, (?) but I'm guessing, really.
It looks as though there was a sticker to the right side (of the back, where it often is) from some residue that
can be seen there.
Other than that, I have no info on it that I can think of.
I spent quite a bit of time trying to find info on how to date the SD humbuckers,
but found nothing too exacting.
Any ideas? Thanks.
age/period. It's got the 'small logo' on the back, no logo on the front (don't think it ever did), 4 wire w/ bare wire,
and output is around 7.23k.
Well, it read 7.23k when I first measured it, then I measure it in the utility room where I was
working on a guitar (hot...furnace) and it read 7.4k.
So if readings should be taken at around 70F, I'd say the 7.23k is probably more accurate.
It has 'short legs', I think. They are about 1/2 inch long.
I haven't 'heard it' yet, but am looking forward to putting it in the right guitar in the right position.
I'm guessing maybe it's a neck PU from the output and long lead, (?) but I'm guessing, really.
It looks as though there was a sticker to the right side (of the back, where it often is) from some residue that
can be seen there.
Other than that, I have no info on it that I can think of.
I spent quite a bit of time trying to find info on how to date the SD humbuckers,
but found nothing too exacting.
Any ideas? Thanks.
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