Help identifying some pickups

[Dan Horboychuk]

These pickups were in a late 60s modified fender bass I obtained about 20 years ago, but there are no identifying marks on the any help would be appreciated.

 

[Dan Horboychuk]

The p bass appears to look like a Bill Lawrence pickup but I'm not sure how to confirm.....

 

[mech]

The p bass appears to look like a Bill Lawrence pickup but I'm not sure how to confirm.....

I agree.

mech

 

[GlennW]

i'd guess the JB pickup is a DiMarzio, although I think all their leads are different colors. Maybe that's an old one.

Edit: The leads are different colors in the pic of the bottom.

 

[danomite64]

The Jazz looks like a DiMarzio Model J, and the Precision looks like a DiMarzio Split P.

 

[Dan Horboychuk]

The Jazz looks like a DiMarzio Model J, and the Precision looks like a DiMarzio Split P.

I have only seen the Dimarzio as a dual blade pickup where this is a single, is the model j a 4 wire pickup?

 

[SGD Lutherie]

i'd guess the JB pickup is a DiMarzio, although I think all their leads are different colors. Maybe that's an old one.

Edit: The leads are different colors in the pic of the bottom.

It might be a Schaller JBX also. Looks like a DiMarzio, but so does the Schaller, which is a copy.

http://schaller-electronic.com/hp31327/JBX-_Neck_.htm

 

[walterw]

i would've guessed old dimarzio model J too, but the wire colors make me wonder; traditional dimarzio wire colors are red hot, green ground, and black & white together; it looks like the black and white wires are coming out the right side of the pickup and are the start and end of the right-side coil. if so, then the colors are different.

i'd also have guessed an old bill lawrence P, but most old strat versions of these i've seen had ridiculously thin enamel-insulated solid wire leads, barely bigger than the coil wire.

maybe they're both schaller copies?

 

[GlennW]

Whether the JB pickup takes a SAE or metric allen wrench might be a clue.