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Great spotting, I just looked at two different ads and they both stated that they come with SSL-5 pickups. Thanks so much for your...

As much as I like the SH2 (I've currently a neck one in an Explorer) and albeit I've found it almost as good sounding in a Godin LGTX...

An Edwards SRV guitar was sold on Reverb as hosting 3 Duncan SSL5's and it makes sense in this case (DCR being slightly lower for the...

Not surprised by your experience. If it was for me, I'd try lower and higher cap values than those of this 2d position and I wouldn't...

It's for people that I do efforts to help online, personally. Not for pickups. :-) That said and to come back on topic... -one of the...

Either way ill probably just do my usual. Stick it in the hole turn the screws see what it sounds. If i ever put it in anything anyways.

Hi fellow member, Maybe a series cap would work but TBH, I don't tend to use such components for what you want. PM for more info: I...

Looks black and matte like a ceramic, tests like a ceramic, then its maybe a standard sized ceramic magnet. In the years before Mr...

Well, it might be a ceramic bar, then. Not necessarily a bad thing - but I'm not sure of my own feelings about that in this case: it...

Ok, thx for the information. Being a dad myself, I tend to see such parts inherited from the past as precious. ;-) I was wondering...

Yes. And my old eyes have a hard time to decipher your lateral pic but it makes me wonder what is the magnet...

I'm the first to appreciate precision but the lack of it in my first answer wasn't due only to my blury memories (even if, well...

Second half of 1967 to 1975: Patent number pickups with poly wire and white and black leads, T-top bobbins, "patent no." sticker, no...

If the coils have the regular black bobbins with a T, watch the baseplate. If it has a glued sticker with patent number, it's from the...

The Hybrid is a great pickup for the bridge, but I am not sure I would like it in the neck.