Any info on these Jackson pickups

[atf]

That's the bridge from a MIJ Jackson. The neck says LP 38. I couldn't find anything from Jackson, seems to be no mention of them. Some eBay seller were saying they were in the stealth guitar. I'm lost, any input is welcome.

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[Johnny the Kid]

Re: Any info on these Jackson pickups

Stock Jackson pickups from the Stealth line (some Dinkies had them too). Low-mid gain pickups. The 10.2 refers to the DC resistance (which isn't always a good representation of output). Everyone says they're not bad pickups, but if you want something with a bit more oomph, then these are not for you.

 

[DrNewcenstein]

Re: Any info on these Jackson pickups

Earlier Jackson pickups get more cred, mostly because they were wound in-house by Jackson. The J80, J90, things like that. Although they were also designed to work with their onboard electronics, as well (gain booster, etc), so they may be a bit weak without those.

The models like you have were outsourced and were really no better than most other stock pickups on other imports of the time. Duncan Designed pickups are better by a mile, IMO.

 

[atf]

Re: Any info on these Jackson pickups

Earlier Jackson pickups get more cred, mostly because they were wound in-house by Jackson. The J80, J90, things like that. Although they were also designed to work with their onboard electronics, as well (gain booster, etc), so they may be a bit weak without those.

The models like you have were outsourced and were really no better than most other stock pickups on other imports of the time. Duncan Designed pickups are better by a mile, IMO.

I compared it to a j90c. The j90c was in another league,the HM was alright but I didn't like the neck LP 38

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