What pickup is this..?

I’ll get around to posting a photo when I can but until then I’ve “rescued” what looks like a quarter pounder precision pickup retrofitted to a Honda II bass but the large pole pieces are sitting flush with the bobbins on both ends & the coils are covered with fabric tape

The wires are plastic black-and-white and it seems well-made so is it an early Duncan or what..?

 

10k

 

Maybe they took Fenders and put them in the bridge of this thing as it looks like it’s from the same era and the previous owners went to a fair bit of trouble modding it with a switch; bridge rout & a DiMarzio ‘Bucker

P.S:thanks re:Honda!

 

That’s very similar although I should add there was regular eight hole covers on the bass to screw it to the body and that’s why I didn’t realise how big the poles were until I took the covers off

 

Wow!
I never thought that…

I’m from Liverpool in England and we don’t see a lot of that brand but I’m back in Vegas and that’s where I picked up this bass

I think you could be right and that the cover used is the original ones that the (presumably?) Hex bolts poked through

 

BTW there are NO markings on either bobbin

 

So, am I correct in saying that they originally would have little ‘ears’ with holes in them -for mounting direct to the body- on the bottom bobbin but later on they dispensed with these and just rely on pick up covers to hold the whole thing down?

Basically they looked like The ones in the photo above but don’t anymore?

Maybe it’s the way I took the original photographs, earlier but the bobbins are definitely the same dimensions…

 

P.S: I’ve been doing more research and I found these photos that make me think that if they were Muy Grande then they probably would have used the ones that came with them instead of the original covers and also these ones with the ‘ears’ seem to be at lease from 2014

 

Thanks!
It does seem like a Schecter Strat Pup I got in the 80s...

 

I looked closely at the bottom flat work and I’m convinced the wax goes all over the edges so I don’t think those ‘ears’ were lopped-off later on, I mean, why would anyone do that anyway!

But after you mentioning Rio Grande I emailed them and I’ll let you know what they say, here

I will say that it sounded good but it was located very close to the bridge on a plywood bodied Hondo2 so it’s difficult to compare like with like plus it certainly has a feel of being well-made

 

EPILOGUE!!

FWIW Rio Grande Got back to me
-Great company BTW-
And they reckon it’s a schecter too

Be nice to know more about it but, @The end of the day, the ears decide