SD "jazz/Blues' Humbucker

Re: SD "jazz/Blues' Humbucker

The "Jazz/Blues" is the JB model and it comes with 4-conductor. That one is 2-conductor and is nowhere near the JB DC resistance.
 
Re: SD "jazz/Blues' Humbucker

The JB Model is nice, yes, and is one of my favorites.

As for this one up for auction, it's DC resistance of 7.2k (I hope that's what is meant rather than 7.2ohms) is actually what the Seth Lover neck model is but this one looks a big aged for it to be that. It's hard to say what it is without seeing any markings on the bottom of it, if there are any at all.

I'd try to get more info from the seller and possibly a picture of the baseplate.
 
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That pickup is a '59, the metal leads plus no seymour duncan marking on the pickup is a dead giveaway. Oh, and the vintage style tape on the pickup. The seller is obviously a moron.
 
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Xeromus said:
That pickup is a '59, the metal leads plus no seymour duncan marking on the pickup is a dead giveaway. Oh, and the vintage style tape on the pickup. The seller is obviously a moron.

Could possibly be a Alnico II Pro also or an uncovered Seth, but I'd bet "59"
 
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Thanks for the info. I wouldnt mind a 59 actually (theyre fairly old skool sounding arent they?)

Worth getting you reckon (for that price or a little more....keeping in mind everything musical in australia is more expensive)?
 
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itbepopples said:
I thought the '59 had a ceramic mag?
Dunno where ya got that idea, but
LINK
As you can see, it has an Alnico V (5) magnet.

Rock On :headbang:
 
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Hey, i found out some more info on it off the seller:

"Its a PLAIN UNMARKED BACK.........withi a small white sticker that says J/MN on it"
And he also said its a 2 conductor wire.
You all dead positive its a '59?
 
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larry_emder said:
Hey, i found out some more info on it off the seller:

"Its a PLAIN UNMARKED BACK.........withi a small white sticker that says J/MN on it"
And he also said its a 2 conductor wire.
You all dead positive its a '59?

With that sticker it looks to be a Jazz neck rather than a '59.
 
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Xeromus said:
Jazz pickups aren't made like that. I'm 99.9% sure it's a '59.

If it was a '59 the sticker would have 59 on it. I looked at the label chart in the FAQ. The closest one is the Jazz.
 
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mate! is the writing red?

JMN is an old old jazz model neck AFAIK.. i have a double cream one!

tom
 
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ErikH said:
If it was a '59 the sticker would have 59 on it. I looked at the label chart in the FAQ. The closest one is the Jazz.

with 2 conductor vintage wire and vintage style tape? Not likely.
 
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Xeromus said:
with 2 conductor vintage wire and vintage style tape? Not likely.

So with a J/MN sticker on an unmarked backplate reading 7.2k you believe it's a '59. Were the first runs of Jazz models 2 conductor or 4 conductor? I think that DC reading is too low to be a '59. From that reading it has to be a neck pickup.
 
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ErikH said:
So with a J/MN sticker on an unmarked backplate reading 7.2k you believe it's a '59. Were the first runs of Jazz models 2 conductor or 4 conductor? I think that DC reading is too low to be a '59. From that reading it has to be a neck pickup.

yeah I believe it's a '59n. I could be wrong though. But all arrows point to that. It's unfortunate the seller doesn't know what they are selling.
 
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