Used Pickup: Taurus 1962 Can't Stop

Used pickup.
Used for several years, but replaced with a different pickup, so I am selling it.
It was working without any problems until just before it was removed.

Here is the manufacturer's introduction:

This pickup was developed with the aim of creating a pure vintage-style Telecaster pickup.
As many of you may have noticed from the product name, it is modeled after the tone of RHCP guitarist John Frusciante.
The exquisite melodies and overwhelming vintage feel produced by the 1962 Custom Telecaster are the object of admiration for Fender fans.
Many players, including myself, hold that sound as an ideal.

This pickup is pure vintage style. Not only is it made with different gauges (43AWG for the neck and 42AWG for the bridge), but its crisp Twangy sound and sweet neck tone are highly sensitive, making it perfect for players who value vintage feel and are looking for a replacement.
For the first hour or two after installation, the treble may be a bit piercing, and the neck side may sound a bit muffled, but once this aging process is complete, it provides a very high-quality Telecaster sound.
One of the common issues with vintage-style Telecasters is the volume difference between the neck and bridge pickups. To minimize this difference, the output of the bridge pickup has been slightly reduced to pursue balance.
Specifically, lowering the bridge pickup by about 4mm compared to the neck pickup makes it relatively easy to achieve balance.

As an original feature of this product, the bridge pickup plate is machined from brass. The engraving is also original, of course.
While this part may not significantly affect the sound, it is made with great care and dedication.
Please give it a try.

Specifications
AWG 42, 43
Alnico 5 magnets
CCW winding (neck and bridge)