Jackson pickup identification

[bloodandtears]

In my spares box, I have found a black Jackson Humbucker marked LP-HM 10.8?

Can anyone shed some light please

[straycat]

That is a a mid range humbucker mid 90's.A J-50 equivelent.
The LP and JH you would find in the mid 90's Stealth models.They are good pickups.

[toejam]

The LP and JH you would find in the mid 90's Stealth models.They are good pickups.

Some Dinkies had them, too. I had two Dinky HX models from '94 (one I've still got) and the stock pickups were a LP-HM 10.2 and a LP-38 10.0. They sounded okay but they could have used a little more gain for my taste and were yanked out. I've still actually got both sets of pups laying around here.
I've also got a JH-2 10.8 that came out of an old Kelly XLR that was paired up with a J50N. The J50N was a great neck pup and I wish I still had that one around.

[straycat]

I had several mid 90's dinkys and the had JH-2's IMO they sounded pretty good after a tweak.

[MartinBarre]

I just looked at the ones out my Concept and the bridge matches this. LP-HM 10.8. I'm surprised anyone says they're good, cos I thought they were a load of shite. Worst pickups I ever played, even the ones in Epiphones are better.
I'm not exaggerating, I thought the pickups in my Concept were total and utter shit.
They're going on ebay as soon as I can be arsed, so watch out for a bargain!

(The single coil's not going on ebay, I noticed it works very well with the Lawrence USA and Seymour Duncan humbuckers I fitted so that's staying just now....)

[warlok]

I agree, toejam. I just pulled a J50N out of my Kelly XL for a SD Jazz (mainly just to match the JB). J50N sounded really good.

[toejam]

When I took the J50N out of the Kelly XLR, I put it in an old string-thru Dinky HX, paired up with a Tone Zone, and it was also great... then I sold that guitar.