PRS 10 BASS & 85/15 TCI TREBLE PICKUP SET - HYBRID NICKEL/GOLD & BLACK

This is a set I put together when the 85/15 TCI BASS pickup from my set I had lying around for months after buying it open box turned out to be defective and it was too late to return it. I had the PRS 10 BASS so put it together with the 85/15 TCI TREBLE and they worked well together having that mixed covered & uncovered look of the Mark Tremonti signature pickup set. I decided to sell the guitar they were in and put it back to original pickups before selling it.

They are both in great condition, see photos for cosmetics, they both function perfectly. Specs gathered online:

The original PRS Number Series pickups (#6 through #10) progressively scaled up the wind count from their standard PAF styles, making the PRS #10 Bass a rare, highly sought-after, and slightly hotter vintage-voiced neck humbucker. It was never used on standard production models, only appearing on early Private Stock builds or distributed directly by Paul Reed Smith himself.

PRS #10 Bass Technical Specifications

• Position: Bass (Neck)
• DC Resistance: ~8.34k to 8.35k Ohms (drops to ~4.1k Ohms when coil-split)
• Magnet Type: Alnico (Vintage spec)
• Conductors: 3-conductor wiring, built specifically to support coil-tapping.
• Tonal Character: Known among collectors on platforms like Reverb as a very warm, thick, and buttery sounding neck pickup that maintains an articulate, clear single-coil-like definition when split.

PRS 85/15 TCI Treble Technical Specifications

• Position: Treble (Bridge)
• DC Resistance: 9.03k Ohms
• Magnet Type: Alnico 2
• Wiring Conductors: 5-conductor wire (or 4-conductor plus shield)
• Covering: Uncovered (open-coil black or zebra)
• Electronics Compatibility: Compatible with PRS multi-tap layouts including 5-way blades, 3-way switches with mini-toggles, and push/pull pots.
• Sonic Profile: Engineered with extended high and low-end frequencies. It delivers full-spectrum clarity, vintage warmth, and a highly musical, focused high-midrange attack that avoids muddy low frequencies.