Gibson 1980s Patent Number Humbucker Bridge Zebra NOS Split Coil 1920s The Alnico magnets and custom-engineered

The Alnico magnets and custom-engineered coil give it a warmth and tonal complexity that active pickups don't always deliver — the neck position chimes without the ice-pick harshness that plagues passive single-coils in that position

The original hardwired JMI footswitch is still with the amp

Pickup Reading: Yes

The brownface Princeton 6G2 runs 12 watts through a 10" speaker in a simple

warm and balanced

Gibson 1980s Patent Number Humbucker Bridge Zebra NOS Split Coil 1920s The Alnico magnets and custom-engineeredNo sales tax for US customers outside California. This is a genuine new old stock (NOS) Gibson Patent Number humbucker from 1982, in zebra bobbins never installed, never played, sitting in its original state exactly as it left Kalamazoo. The Tim Shaw era at Gibson, roughly 1981 through 1985, represents one of the most serious and deliberate attempts the company made to recapture the magic of the original PAF humbuckers. Shaw studied surviving vintage