can anybody I'd this p90 pickup

Barney

it's out of my dad's spares box and I'm thinking of putting it in a guitar ...but trying to I'd it first 

Funkfingers

GFS Mean 90, possibly. 

Do you have a DC resistance meter reading for the pickup?

Chalky

GFS have "GFS" logo imprinted on them. I'd think these are just generic Far East make.

Alegree

It's not braided output wire, and it's a brass baseplate,  so it's very unlikely to be anything other than generic eastern.

Barney

thanks everybody ...just wondering off its actually worthwhile fitting

axisus

I'd just stick it in and try it. It's not that hard to do and you get a definitive answer on 'is it any good'

Funkfingers

Barney said:

just wondering if it's actually worthwhile fitting

axisus said:

I'd just stick it in and try it. It's not that hard to do and you get a definitive answer on 'is it any good'

+1 Just do it. 

Pickups do not exist in a vacuum. The host instrument contributes to the finished sound. Thus, even a pickup that might be dismissed as cheap crud, installed in a suitable host guitar, is capable of producing desirable sounds.

Alegree

Agreed. I love those cheap Ibanez Super Distortion clones.