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  1. Mar 12, 2020 · Pickups with unbalanced coils, OX4 / Wizz / Custombuckers that all sound great in Historic bursts, simply sounded thin. It worked best with the original 300k pots and BL pickups - despite my tastes being otherwise. it was a fun experiment regardless.

  2. Up for sale are a pair of Gibson pickups with a few different names. They are labeled "The Original" HB-R (neck pickup) and HB-L (bridge pickup), but they often get referred to as Bill Lawrence Circuit Board pickups. These were found in Gibson guitars from late 1988 - early 1990.

    • $225
    • Gibson
  3. The HB-R & HB-L pickups are thought by many to combine the low-end aggressiveness of a Bill Lawrence 500-L with the precision of a Gibson Classic '57 Humbucker. The Gibson HB-L pickup puts the true tone of a legendary Gibson pickup in your guitar!

  4. Feb 14, 2020 · I recently picked up a very unique pickup and would love to figure out what it is and/or what it came from! It's a Gibson pickup and it looks like your typical "Tarback" from the bottom. However, it has no exposed poles, very similar to the early '70s "Super Humbucker" designed by Bill Lawrence.

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  5. 1980s Gibson Corvus tarback Bill Lawrence Super Humbucking pickups - matched pair Shaw Era Humbuckers L6S, Corvus, Marauder, models etc original vintage parts for luthier restoration project.

  6. Aug 4, 2015 · Can anyone explain the difference in sound/tone between the BL circuit board pickups and the PAFs? The HB-L came in two versions (around 9k or around 13k)and PAF´s are around 7-8, so the Lawrence pup is a bit "hotter". It´s not easy to describe "tone" but they are different species.

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  8. Here's a rare, Gibson HB-L pickup that was designed by Bill Lawrence in the '80s and installed on various guitars of the era. This was in a large lot of parts that I purchased and have no need for.