P-bass pickup replacements?
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P-bass pickup replacements?
I'm looking for an alternative to the standard MIM pups I've been using for the last ten years (it was my first instrument), maybe something a little out there. All suggestions are greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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Re: P-bass pickup replacements?
I dig the Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound. It's pretty cheap and has a high-ish output. I'm not sure why people sometimes say it sounds mid-scooped...maybe they just suck at using amps.
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Re: P-bass pickup replacements?
I use the DiMarzio Model P, I really dig it. Got a crazy high output, at least compared to any other bass I've tried.
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Re: P-bass pickup replacements?
Achtane wrote:I dig the Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound. It's pretty cheap and has a high-ish output. I'm not sure why people sometimes say it sounds mid-scooped...maybe they just suck at using amps.
+1 I agree it does not sound scooped, if anything it is mid heavy.. but then it is a Pbass pickup...
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Re: P-bass pickup replacements?
Achtane wrote:I dig the Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound. It's pretty cheap and has a high-ish output. I'm not sure why people sometimes say it sounds mid-scooped...maybe they just suck at using amps.
Another vote for the Quarter Pound P. It's a pretty great upgrade from the OEM.
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Re: P-bass pickup replacements?
What do you want to sound like?
‘50s, ‘60s, ‘70s, modern or some thing else all together?
Nordstrand, Lollor, Aero all make great pickups.
Their off the rack winds are great, and they will custom wind for you.
I worked with Areo on a set of acoustic wound Jazz pickups, for a different sound to my project jazz, the results were fantastic.
I/4 pounders and DeMarzio model Ps are both high output and aggressive.
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‘50s, ‘60s, ‘70s, modern or some thing else all together?
Nordstrand, Lollor, Aero all make great pickups.
Their off the rack winds are great, and they will custom wind for you.
I worked with Areo on a set of acoustic wound Jazz pickups, for a different sound to my project jazz, the results were fantastic.
I/4 pounders and DeMarzio model Ps are both high output and aggressive.
MM
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Re: P-bass pickup replacements?
I've got the Bill Lawrence P-46 in mine and like them a lot.
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Re: P-bass pickup replacements?
Waterpilot wrote:I've got the Bill Lawrence P-46 in mine and like them a lot.
i loved the p46 when i had it. thinking of buying another with a j45 for my newer bass.
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Re: P-bass pickup replacements?
duncan quarter pound. my friend has one in his MIA P Bass and it sounds fucking sweet.
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