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Guys - going through an old box of parts I had, I came across 2 Duncans with the following marks - "BJ" and "JBL" on the small white stickers - no other marks. Can anyone tell me what they might be - just a regular JB?
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Re: Seymour Duncan experts??
Well, the JBL is a JB that was wound by someone with an "L" initial. As far as the BJ pickup (the "J" is the initial of the person who wound it), if it's a humbucker it could be a Full Shred if it has 2 rows of black allen head screws or it could be a Seth Lover if it has signatures and serial numbers. If its a Strat pickup, it could be a Hot Rails. If you could provide some more information on the cosmetics of the pickup that would help. -
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Thanks for the reply. Sorry about the lack of info in my initial post.
They are both double black humbuckers...
I think you may have hit the "BJ" on the head - it may be a full shred, as I THINK it came out of a Nightswan....Comment
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It could also be an Invader if it has the button screws. Sorry, didn't see that one on the chart (both bridge versions by the way).Comment
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It's not an Invader - has smaller pole pieces (and DBL row of allen heads, like a DiMarzio)
Funny - I was looking for this box of parts - had them packed away when i moved. I have this week off from work, so I am cleaning the basement... found my LSR tuners, a black H/S/S strat pickguard, 3 way switch, football style input jack... So now when I throw a beater together, at least I'll know what the p'ups are!
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And you'll have some damn fine tuners!Comment
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I'm thinking strat, 22 fret reverse strat-style headstock (maple/maple w/ either NO markers or black dots), H/S pickup layout ....Comment
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hmm, that sounds similar to the one I'll be doing next.Comment
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