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I want to get all kinds of wool without getting the dyes to color the sheep. But what color wool do you get from sheering a rainbow sheep in bedrock edition?

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https://minecraft.wiki/w/Sheep

The color of wool a disco sheep will drop is unaffected by its rainbow coloring. Instead, it will drop wool of its original color before the rainbow effect was added.

When shearing a jeb_ sheep, you will get the same wool as its color before it became jeb_. If it was blue before you turned it into jeb_, for example, you'd get blue wool.

As pointed out by @Egor Hans in the comments, there's an additional mechanic involved with dying jeb_ sheep - you can dye a jeb_ sheep to change its internal fur color (and thereby the wool color it produces), even though it's not visible to you due to the Easter egg override. For example, if you named a brown sheep jeb_ and applied some blue dye to it, there will be no external change visible, but the sheep now produces blue wool instead of brown.

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    Technically, the quote (and as a result, the answer) isn't fully precise. You can, in fact, still dye a jeb_ sheep and it will change its internal fur color (and thereby the wool color it produces), even though it's not visible due to the easter egg. Example: You name a brown sheep jeb_, you apply blue dye to it, no change visible but it now produces blue wool. In particular, this means if you name a blue sheep jeb_ and it gets affected by an Evoker's Wololo, it will produce red wool afterwards.
    – Egor Hans
    Jan 16, 2021 at 11:08
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I believe it's the same wool colour before it was Jeb

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