super mario
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New to the forum, but have used SD pickups for years. So it's cool to be posting.
Here's what I've got - bought a Peavey Reactor (tele-style guitar) several years ago. I've always played it as it was, thinking the p'up's were stock "Peavey" units. Decided to do a refinish on the guitar so I'm pulling the hardware and the mystery happens. The bridge pickup is marked "Seymour Duncan Made in USA", I go way cool! Here's the low down - all pole pieces are flat, level with the top of the bobbin; the leads are wax coated yellow and black cloth covered; bottom plate is brass and a quick resistance check puts around 8.3k. I come to the website and cannot find a direct match, though the five-two is close. I've asked on several other forums including Peavey's and have not gotten a clear answer. Does anyone over here have an insight into what this model Duncan this is?
Thanks,
Here's what I've got - bought a Peavey Reactor (tele-style guitar) several years ago. I've always played it as it was, thinking the p'up's were stock "Peavey" units. Decided to do a refinish on the guitar so I'm pulling the hardware and the mystery happens. The bridge pickup is marked "Seymour Duncan Made in USA", I go way cool! Here's the low down - all pole pieces are flat, level with the top of the bobbin; the leads are wax coated yellow and black cloth covered; bottom plate is brass and a quick resistance check puts around 8.3k. I come to the website and cannot find a direct match, though the five-two is close. I've asked on several other forums including Peavey's and have not gotten a clear answer. Does anyone over here have an insight into what this model Duncan this is?
Thanks,
