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920D Custom Precision® Bass Pickups - P-GROOVE

920D Custom Precision® Bass Pickups - P-GROOVE

$119.99 USD

Wiring Diagram

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Why 920d?

Because tone matters. At 920D Custom, we build premium wiring harnesses and loaded pickguards that unlock your guitar’s full potential. Every product is handwired, tested, and ready to perform, whether you’re on stage, in the studio, or just chasing your next favorite sound. No fluff, no gimmicks — just pro-grade gear that works.

Hand-Built In the u.s.a

All 920D Custom creations are hand-built by experienced technicians at our shop in Greenbrier, Arkansas. We treat your new gear like it's going into one of our own guitars. Every millimeter of wire is cut precisely, every solder joint is perfectly smooth and symmetrical, and every bend is purposeful and direct. We hold everything to a tremendous level of quality because we know the smallest details matter and we take great pride in our work.

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Immaculate Wiring

All 920D Custom products are highlighted with our signature orange wire. Gavitt Wire, a leading producer of premium guitar wire, has agreed to custom manufacture our signature cloth covered pushback wire, and we believe it is the perfect choice for hotrodding your guitar. The wire is built with an outer waxed cotton layer and an inner Celanese braid that provides impressive ruggedness while still maintaining a 22 gauge thickness. Limiting the amount of wire on each build compliments your choice of pickups by creating the perfect balance between capacitance and resistance.

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DjackTheDjurst

The 920D Groove P-Bass pickup is easily one of the worst experiences I've ever had installing any pickup, hands down. First of all, no documentation whatsoever aside from how to wire the pots. No color coding or anything, meaning I had to sit with a multimeter for over an hour to figure it out. Not only that, each coil is separated, with a four-conductor wire for each coil. A stacked noiseless coil for what is a noiseless pickup by nature? Why? If you guys wanted to add an option for going from a higher output to more vintage, why not just make a true coil tap rather than a stacked coil? So much work for an average hottest P-Bass pickup. Simply not worth it.

Oh, and to save people time:

Black Coil

Red: To the Pot
Green and White: Solder Together (Series)
Black: Solder to Grey Coil's Red Wire (Also Series)

Grey Coil

Red: Solder to Black Coil's Black Wire
Green and White: Solder Together (Series)
Black: To Pot Casing with Bare Wires

Sorry we didn't have proper documentation for this set of pickups earlier. We've since updated our product listing to include a diagram with our recommended wiring.