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I have been searching for a certain sound in my head for my p-bass -
a low end grindy smooth thump
very steve harris , but with ability for all other styles , disco . funk rock even jazz
This pickup was like finding the holy grail.
bass = fender road worn 50's p bass maple neck
I tried the nordstum np4 - too flat - too controlled - no life
went back to stock fenders - but they are too raw and lacked finesse and are thin sounding
tried the spb 1 in the end
instant sound I am looking for
superb finger touch . ghost notes are a breeze
great piano like sustain and twang
lovely punchy grind and low end .
if you want to play finger style and cut thru - this is the baby for you
steve harris sound ? look no further .
Now I cant put the bass down now with these pickups in it
I'm very hard to please - these pleased me hugely
you wont regret them !
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A Surprise
Michael W. 151 28.05.2016
I bought the pickup for a PB kit. The original pup wasn't awful but I didn't realise how much it lacked until I fitted the Seymour Duncan. The 'woody thump' associated with PB's suddenly turned up - lots of it. There was also more in the harmonics and it was generally louder. In short a 99 euro kit bass is now a very decent sounding bass.
Easily fitted by anyone with even mediocre soldering skills, it's a very good pick-up for the money.
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Classic precision bass sound
Rolf2079 01.07.2014
Very happy, read the other review, and not disappointed - lovely full, rounded and typical sound. I mounted in the standard position ,but on a Harley B. jazz bass (with a bit of extra routing) to convert to a PJ and very pleased with the result - compares very nicely with my old fender! Comes with wiring diagram, screws and foam pads. Standard 2 wire output.
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Good quality low output pickups
Algirdas 21.05.2013
This is a well made pickup designed to sound like a vintage P-Bass. I don't have a vintage pickup to compare it to but the sound characteristics appear to be indistinguishable from the ones I've heard on countless recordings from the past. I have only one minor complaint. I understand that the originals were that way, too, but they could have at least improved the hook-up cables. I would have preferred if they were shielded instead of just covered with waxed cloth. Shielded cables would have prevented from interference and thus highly reduced the hum. Other than that, this is a high quality, good sounding pickup.