Golden Age P-90 Pickups

I bought one of these for a Les Paul Junior DC. I always preferred humbuckers but a DC Junior just has to have a single P90. This pup roars. Surprised me it did. Through a Blackstar HT5 at low guitar volume, it sounds clean and clear - wind up the volume and the pickup rips out and roars, great for blues or rock. No hum problems as I screened the cavities with aluminium tape. Try one.

Replaced existing pickups on a telecaster type guitar (UK Royal) with the Golden Age P90s. It sounds terrific, full of character with that wonderful growl when you dig in. Very versatile and I love them.

I recently installed two Modern P90s in my Epi 1961 SG Reissue. I was dissapointed with the tone from the Epi pups and electronics, while I love the guitar. This guitar is alive now with tone for days! I am considering a set for my '07 PRS SE Soap Bar II. Its a lot like the SG. A friend told me to order a set of Lollars, but for half the price these are awesome!!!

I was really amazed by these. Really loud, powerful, and articulate. Srangely enough, i dont get any buzz from them. Very impressed.

Just replaced the neck PU on my 68 Casino, with a modern P-90. OUTSTANDING TONE AND RESPONSE, it never had that volume with my mesa boogie on 3. The overall response is amazing, it will play sweet or mean depending on how you lean on it. Only problem now, I need another one for the bridge. Great pickup!

Used in a Squier Tele Custom II, the stock pickups just seemed to lack something. Putting in Parsons Street Vintage P90s woke this instrument up and brought it to life. They have that heavy single coil sound and make me think of the old Les Paul Jrs I had many years ago. Great string to string definition with minimal hum these pickups have the girth to hang. Have bought Parsons Street HB's before and was very happy with them, the P90s are every bit as satisfying. These are VERY good P90s that are installed to stay. Great job StewMac I can finally stop gassing for a P90 equiped guitar (at last).

FYI they do come with screws...I made the mistake of ordering more because I thought they didnt come with any. However, I stripped a couple of the screws so I luckily had the extras. They sound good.

I put this in a cigar box guitar. It sounds awesome.

I picked up two of the Golden Age P-90 Modern, and so far so good. Everything operates nice and quiet since I completely shielded the entire cavity and pickguard, but these P-90's sure can bite when you dig.

I installed them with new CTS pots and a three way LP style switch. The pots are volume, volume, tone, and with everything tapped out these P-90's are HOT! Roll back just a touch and the dirt drops out and there's just clean coming through.

The leads on the pickups are plenty long and the great thing with P-90's... every string can shine through once you set all the poles right.

I think I'm looking at a fun week of practice!

I bought 2 Golden Age Parsons Street model (vintage ones) to replace the stock P-90s on my old Squier Telecaster (average quality woods). Now the guitar screams like an old Les Paul with the snappy sound, light weight and playability of a tele. Thank you Stewmac!