WTB - Duncan Designed Chrome Cover Humbucker

musicalstash

Long shot but has anyone got a Duncan designed humbucker they are looking to sell . Ive got a Schecter guitar which I am trying to put back to stock and need a the humbucker to match the pickpup in the neck position - would need to have the extra wires so it can be colied tapped .

thanks 

Funkfingers

All OEM Duncan Designed humbuckers have 4-con + shield output cable - even models on which it is not really appropriate. Most get short baseplate elevator screw lugs.

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What model number is your DuncDes neck position pickup?

HB-101 = 2 x '59 pair
HB-102 = JB/Jazz pair
HB-103 = Distortion pair

Other model numbers represent designs based on the Firebird, Filter'Tron and Invader. (To name three.)

I can not remember any labelling convention for F-spaced bridge/Treble position humbuckers..

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TBH, unless your current bridge/Treble pickup is some rare or hyper-expensive boutique item, it might be wiser to just let it go in the sale.

You could easily spend thirty to forty quid to obtain the replacement for another pickup of notional value forty five.

musicalstash

Thanks , according to the spec sheet of the guitar it should be  a Duncan Designed HB-102 . The pickup which was removed was a Seymour Duncan invader which sounded great but was red so was in keeping in the white finish of the guitar .

Any recommendations on a cheap suitable replacement , its just to get the guitar back working and so it can be sold so do not wish to invest too much . 


thanks again 
 

 

Funkfingers

musicalstash said:

Seymour Duncan Invader … red.

I understand why you want to keep that. 

musicalstash said:

Any recommendations on a cheap suitable replacement?

What colour is the finish on the cover of your neck position humbucker? Chrome, nickel, gold, black, pewter? Is the pad printed Duncan Designed logo still legible?

musicalstash

It's chrome with a black 
 duncan designed script. Not too fussed of has the the markings to the front of  the casing it's more to do with matching the output of the neck pickups.

Thanks