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    From a '90 Archtop Pro
    Obviously not original as 90-91 catalog calls for dual J-80c?

    Both non-logoed.
    Bridge tagged DD-D, blank backplate.
    Neck tagged JBJ, obviously a Seymour Duncan per the backplate

    Due to the similar tags, I assume they are both Duncans.
    Would they need to be measured and is that possible without removing from the circuit?


  • #2
    DD = Distortion aka TB-6

    JB = JB

    3rd letter = initial of SD employee who wound it. "J" has a great rep BTW.
    "Quiet, numbskulls, I'm broadcasting!" -Moe Howard, "Micro-Phonies" (1945)

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    • #3
      Originally posted by RacerX
      DD = Distortion aka TB-6

      JB = JB

      3rd letter = initial of SD employee who wound it. "J" has a great rep BTW.
      How come you don't have any posts of value Ron
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      • #4
        maybe one could add:
        JB=SH4

        LOL

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        • #5
          Originally posted by RacerX
          DD = Distortion aka TB-6

          JB = JB

          3rd letter = initial of SD employee who wound it. "J" has a great rep BTW.
          I don't think it's a wide spaced TB-6; I think it's a regular spaced SH-6.

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          • #6
            K, well I saw the trem there
            "Quiet, numbskulls, I'm broadcasting!" -Moe Howard, "Micro-Phonies" (1945)

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            • #7
              Originally posted by model1
              maybe one could add:
              JB=SH4

              LOL
              Yeah I was going to, but I was afraid of DonP
              "Quiet, numbskulls, I'm broadcasting!" -Moe Howard, "Micro-Phonies" (1945)

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              • #8
                Originally posted by audiophile
                From a '90 Archtop Pro
                Obviously not original as 90-91 catalog calls for dual J-80c?

                Both non-logoed.
                Bridge tagged DD-D, blank backplate.
                Neck tagged JBJ, obviously a Seymour Duncan per the backplate

                Due to the similar tags, I assume they are both Duncans.
                Would they need to be measured and is that possible without removing from the circuit?
                You don't need to measure - both will be in the mid 16K range (16.4 for the JBJ and about 16.6K for the DD).

                I just picked up a 750XL and I'm loving it with a DD in the bridge and a Seymourizer (the DD neck pickup @ 12.4K; not quite as hot as a JB).

                How did you like the tone with these pickups? My 750XL is a fixed bridge, and with these pickups, it packs a wollap. I like the tone so much I haven't been able to put it down.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by RacerX
                  Yeah I was going to, but I was afraid of DonP
                  My god, are you rubbing off on me Ron LOL!?

                  "No, you are not my father and I won't go to the dark side" LOL!

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                  • #10
                    Thanks all..

                    Originally posted by DonP
                    I don't think it's a wide spaced TB-6; I think it's a regular spaced SH-6.
                    Yup, both E strings are nicely offcenter of the p/u poles lol.


                    Originally posted by DonP
                    How did you like the tone with these pickups?
                    Quite honestly, poor guitar was an impulse buy at the time, and sadly I never gave em a chance as I just have no interest in floyds. This guitar more/less hasn't been touched since I got it. But that's OK, just affirms my desire for fixed bridges.

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