Gibson 1952 P-90 Dog Ear Pickup w/ Cover & Screws, Long Lead Wire, Excellent

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This Gibson 1952 P-90 dog ear pickup is in excellent condition.

This is a Gibson P-90 dog ear pickup from 1952. It comes with its cover and screws and has a long lead wire. It reads 8.12k output.

Gibson introduced the P-90 in 1946, when it got back to making guitars after World War II. It replaced the Charlie Christian bar pickup on models like the ES-150, and by the end of the 1940s it was the standard pickup on all of Gibson's models. Dog-ear covers have mounting-screw extensions on both sides, and you see them on hollow-body guitars like the ES-330 and on some Les Paul Juniors. The soap-bar style debuted with the Les Paul in 1952, the same year as this pickup. Johnny Thunders started playing Les Paul Juniors and Specials with P-90s in the early 1970s. Pete Townshend and Carlos Santana both used P-90 budget models for their brighter, rawer sound.

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