This is a used item. Sound output has been confirmed. Accurate resistance values are unknown due to the lack of a tester. Lead wires remaining are approximately 17cm for the rear pickup and approximately 27cm for the front pickup. Mounting screws, height adjustment sponges, and springs are not included. Only the main unit and case are included. Installation is at your own risk. Please refrain from price negotiations. Individual sales are also not possible. Even though they are called single-coil pickups, it's impossible to describe their sound character in a single phrase. The P-90, which differs in structure, cost, and most importantly, tone from those seen in ST and TL guitars, has the thickness of a humbucking pickup, along with an edgy outline and crispness, making it a pickup with many devoted users. This pickup, used by many pioneers, was, like many other pickups, at the mercy of the mass production plans of the manufacturing side, and gradually lost its unique character. K&T started by collecting and measuring many old 1950s models to revive this hidden masterpiece. They cleared many challenges one by one, such as the time-consuming winding process similar to PAFs and the unique surface magnetic field created by special settings. As a result, they adopted a late '58 model for the front and a mid-'59 model for the rear, which is the Super Bad. The specifications for obtaining the best balance of "thickness and crispness" that P-90s possess involve changing the coils used in both positions (plain enamel AWG42 is the same, but the brand differs), which is a meticulous effort. The earthy single-coil sound of the Super Bad, which is difficult to obtain even with PAFs, makes it possible to bring back the 1950s when coupled with high-quality solid mahogany.