fitz
Ambassador of DIY
I've been thinking of doing this for a while.
Saw a great deal on a set of standard Gibson P90s that were yanked from a 2018 LP Classic.
Seller put in some Fralins, and dumped these for a few bucks more than a single new one.

Mini-hum mounting brackets had the P90 spaced threaded holes ready to go.
Pup swap was easy-peasy.

I had some short springs that I put on the screws to push the pups up and allow some adjustment.

One wire shielded ground wires were also an easy swap.
The P90s are both 49mm pole spacing and measure almost identical resistance - just under 8k.
Labeling them Lead & Rhythm is mostly pointless.

And a glam shot with the O50 after re-stringing and a few minutes of testing.
NS-2 seems to kill any single coil hum, so I'm glad I went with the standard and not the noiseless.

Never liked the cheap P90s I've tried in my home builds and mod guitars, but I'm digging the Gibsons in the Gibson.
Gotta do some tweaking of my usual humbucker settings, but no regrets as yet.
Saw a great deal on a set of standard Gibson P90s that were yanked from a 2018 LP Classic.
Seller put in some Fralins, and dumped these for a few bucks more than a single new one.

Mini-hum mounting brackets had the P90 spaced threaded holes ready to go.
Pup swap was easy-peasy.

I had some short springs that I put on the screws to push the pups up and allow some adjustment.

One wire shielded ground wires were also an easy swap.
The P90s are both 49mm pole spacing and measure almost identical resistance - just under 8k.
Labeling them Lead & Rhythm is mostly pointless.

And a glam shot with the O50 after re-stringing and a few minutes of testing.
NS-2 seems to kill any single coil hum, so I'm glad I went with the standard and not the noiseless.

Never liked the cheap P90s I've tried in my home builds and mod guitars, but I'm digging the Gibsons in the Gibson.
Gotta do some tweaking of my usual humbucker settings, but no regrets as yet.

