Gibson P90 pickups. Sound great. Plenty of wire left (13" on both)
In case you are wondering, "how to visually identify a modern gibson p90 pickup"
1. Lack of Branding: Stock Gibson P-90s are generally unmarked on the exterior cover with no Gibson logo stamped or printed on the plastic
2. Soapbar: A rectangular plastic or metal cover with rounded/notched corners and two-mounting/clamping screws positioned between the pole pieces (typically between poles 2-3 and 4-5). [1, 2]
3. Adjustable Pole Screws: Standard modern Gibson P-90s feature 6 flat-head adjustable screw pole pieces that thread into a steel spacer situated between two bar magnets
4. Brass Baseplate: Modern Gibson P-90s use a brass baseplate on the bottom rather than cheap plastic. The corners of the brass baseplate feature a specific 45-degree angled/chamfered cut rather than a smooth rounded curve (a detail often missed by third-party or Asian-made replacement covers). [1, 2]
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