1980s vintage Kramer Bridge pickup. Manufactured in the mid 1980s by ESP in Japan.

It is a famous LH-200 ESP Humbucker! the shop-specific internal Kramer Brand product number says KP-100 right on it and that translates to an ESP LH-200 vintage humbucker.

F spaced

This is an ESP Custom pickup. F spaced. tested ready to ship.

AS is ! The one in the photos. ONLY what’s in the photos and not the props or the blue tape haha

Vintage Mid 1980s


Details

Type: Passive Humbucker

( ohms reading in photos )




Starting in about the year 1980 ESP The Electric Sound Products Corporation in Japan produced their own brand of pickups. The used very progressive men to research and manufacture those pickups. This manufacturing happened in Tokyo Japan and i know where these were made exactly and who manufactured there and where they appeared in Japan. You can liken that shop in Tokyo and compare it to Grover Jackson's  small shop of pickup winders in Los Angeles California. The comparison is fair but as far as pickups the ESP pickups might be considered better or best.

The flagship ESP pickup was an LH-200 Humbucker. It was introduced early on and it became duplicated and manufactured in high numbers in Tokyo Japan until 1989 when ESP outsourced many things away from mainland Japan. There is the fine line between when things were great from ESP to when guitars and parts became less than. The cut off line for these magical Japan products from ESP Japan was about late 1990.

My name is @johnnyaxn i am Johnny DiFatta of AXN Guitars. For decades i was concerned with collecting ESP guitars. I explored Japan and all aspects of The Electric Sound Products Corporation. 

I have written numerous blog posts about my detailed scientific, financial, retail and musical research regarding the endeavors of the founder of ESP Hisatake Shibuya.


My experience is world renown in regards to Rock guitars that were produced during the very volatile era of the early 1980s. I have been mentioned in interviews online and articles that have been written about my ESP collection of guitars and my AXN Guitars brand. You can read more if you wish to find out more about me and ESP History.


My writings and my ESP Japan History bioptic Its available online. Please ask any questions about my listings here on Ebay. When this item sells thats the last one.Best Regards. Johnny