TotallyRadGuitars
Well-known member
Same as my other thread, this is all of the various parts I've accumulated and don't think I'll need (at least for a while..)
Basic Terms
All prices are PayPal F&F, or add 3% for G&S.
All prices are without shipping, lots of small stuff so if you buy more than one I can combine them into one box and save some money there. Too hard to estimate the shipping but I'll always use the least expensive UPS method or USPS flat rate box, unless you specifically tell me you want something different.
I tried to research and price everything fairly but if I'm totally off on something, send me a message.
Pickups
$80 - Dimarzio Super Distortion, F spaced, black/cream, with cream ring. Bought it brand new, never cut the lead so it's plenty long:
$75 - Dimarzio PAF Pro, F spaced, double cream, with cream ring. Someone wrote "neck" on the back in sharpie, nice long lead.
$85 - Dimarzio Megadrive, F spaced, double cream, with cream ring. I bought this brand new in 2018, custom order. Never cut the lead so it's long. Awesome pickup, I had 3 or 4 of these. Keeping the black one in my Stagemaster
$140 - 2x Dimarzio HS3 Single Coils, Black covers. Noiseless singles designed in 1980, thought these would be fun for an 80s-authentic kind of single coil tone with some extra oomph. They are less output than their resistance would lead you to believe, measuring about 23kohms but not much more output than a standard single. Very nice, passively quiet pickups with no hum. Leads are also uncut, so very long.
$180 - Ibanez IBZUSA F2, F spaced, black, no ring. Original equipment for a lot of the "golden era" MIJ Ibanezes. I LOVE those guitars and these pickups. I was keeping it around to restore in case I picked up another 540 Saber.
$40 - 2x Samshin humbuckers. These were stock in some 90s Epiphones, Washburns, Samicks, and other Korean made guitars. They sound pretty nice, PAF-like output level. Pretend they are Gibson 490R/498T's at 1/5 the cost. Kind of skinny 2-conductor leads.
$200 - PJ Marx Brad Gillis humbucker. Lead is broken down near the epoxy base. People are asking crazy money for these lately, so I wish I could spend some time melting that epoxy and running a new lead but I just don't have the tools or the time right now. I can get an ohm reading off of it at the base so the coils are good, it's just the lead that is all torn up.
$90 - Seymour Duncan SH13 Dimebucker. This was the first humbucker I ever owned, came in my first Kramer on eBay. I've since sold that guitar (regret...) and this is the only reminder of it. I really hated this pickup when I got it but I've since completely changed my opinion, it sounds really good, scooped and aggressive, you just have to put it through the right rig. Lead is about 9" long, includes the specially-shaped pickup ring.
$220 - Seymour Duncan JBJ, 1986-ish. Remember when these were just old JB's we'd trade around for 50 bucks? Well apparently they are in high demand these days and I really need some cash right now. I have a couple of them but I need to keep a few to restore some of my Kramers back to stock, but I'll let one go for right now. If I sell some of this other stuff I may take this one down though. This one oddly has a really long lead, 10 inches or so, so that's part of why it is for sale, I figure it'll fit more guitars you guys might need it for. Comes in a nice little box too.
Basic Terms
All prices are PayPal F&F, or add 3% for G&S.
All prices are without shipping, lots of small stuff so if you buy more than one I can combine them into one box and save some money there. Too hard to estimate the shipping but I'll always use the least expensive UPS method or USPS flat rate box, unless you specifically tell me you want something different.
I tried to research and price everything fairly but if I'm totally off on something, send me a message.
Pickups
$80 - Dimarzio Super Distortion, F spaced, black/cream, with cream ring. Bought it brand new, never cut the lead so it's plenty long:
$75 - Dimarzio PAF Pro, F spaced, double cream, with cream ring. Someone wrote "neck" on the back in sharpie, nice long lead.
$85 - Dimarzio Megadrive, F spaced, double cream, with cream ring. I bought this brand new in 2018, custom order. Never cut the lead so it's long. Awesome pickup, I had 3 or 4 of these. Keeping the black one in my Stagemaster
$140 - 2x Dimarzio HS3 Single Coils, Black covers. Noiseless singles designed in 1980, thought these would be fun for an 80s-authentic kind of single coil tone with some extra oomph. They are less output than their resistance would lead you to believe, measuring about 23kohms but not much more output than a standard single. Very nice, passively quiet pickups with no hum. Leads are also uncut, so very long.
$180 - Ibanez IBZUSA F2, F spaced, black, no ring. Original equipment for a lot of the "golden era" MIJ Ibanezes. I LOVE those guitars and these pickups. I was keeping it around to restore in case I picked up another 540 Saber.
$40 - 2x Samshin humbuckers. These were stock in some 90s Epiphones, Washburns, Samicks, and other Korean made guitars. They sound pretty nice, PAF-like output level. Pretend they are Gibson 490R/498T's at 1/5 the cost. Kind of skinny 2-conductor leads.
$200 - PJ Marx Brad Gillis humbucker. Lead is broken down near the epoxy base. People are asking crazy money for these lately, so I wish I could spend some time melting that epoxy and running a new lead but I just don't have the tools or the time right now. I can get an ohm reading off of it at the base so the coils are good, it's just the lead that is all torn up.
$90 - Seymour Duncan SH13 Dimebucker. This was the first humbucker I ever owned, came in my first Kramer on eBay. I've since sold that guitar (regret...) and this is the only reminder of it. I really hated this pickup when I got it but I've since completely changed my opinion, it sounds really good, scooped and aggressive, you just have to put it through the right rig. Lead is about 9" long, includes the specially-shaped pickup ring.
$220 - Seymour Duncan JBJ, 1986-ish. Remember when these were just old JB's we'd trade around for 50 bucks? Well apparently they are in high demand these days and I really need some cash right now. I have a couple of them but I need to keep a few to restore some of my Kramers back to stock, but I'll let one go for right now. If I sell some of this other stuff I may take this one down though. This one oddly has a really long lead, 10 inches or so, so that's part of why it is for sale, I figure it'll fit more guitars you guys might need it for. Comes in a nice little box too.
