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UNPLANNED DOWNTIME: 12th Oct 23:45
FS: Burny MiJ (Japanese) humbucker pickups - £115
I have taken these from a Burny Explorer which, I think, is a late 1970s or early 1980s REX-80 ‘76 model (https://www.fernandes.co.jp/catalog/). The guitar has 80108 stamped in the neck pickup cavity. What I cannot confirm is that these pickups are original to the guitar.
The pickups have two hole, nickel coloured brass plates, braided wire and measure 7.26 ohm (bridge) and 7.12 ohm (neck) - see pics. Based on this I suspect these may be L8001/VH-1.
Wiring, pots and caps all look original. There are no codes on the pots though.
As I’m unsure exactly what pickups these are, and it appears to be notoriously difficult to identify early Burny pickups, please ask any and all questions you have if you’re considering them. I’d rather any potential buyers be sure and happy in what they’re getting/I’m selling than not.
Please also ask for any additional pictures you would like to see if that may help further identify them.
Pics - https://imgur.com/a/u8uphzl
The pickups have two hole, nickel coloured brass plates, braided wire and measure 7.26 ohm (bridge) and 7.12 ohm (neck) - see pics. Based on this I suspect these may be L8001/VH-1.
Wiring, pots and caps all look original. There are no codes on the pots though.
As I’m unsure exactly what pickups these are, and it appears to be notoriously difficult to identify early Burny pickups, please ask any and all questions you have if you’re considering them. I’d rather any potential buyers be sure and happy in what they’re getting/I’m selling than not.
Please also ask for any additional pictures you would like to see if that may help further identify them.
Pics - https://imgur.com/a/u8uphzl
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