Seymour DuncanQuarter Pound P-Bass Pickup - (New)

Like most people, I was confused as to how I would upgrade my MIM P-Bass pickup. Meaning, there is no lack of choice when it comes to after market pickups for this style of bass guitar.As I never found the stock pickup all that good, as it lacked tonal range etc.I watched all the YT comparison videos and read the reviews here on Amazon (check out Manotick StringWorks - Fender Precision Bass gets new Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound SPB-3 Pickups... nice upgrade!) and made the choice. Glad I did, no regrets. At around $150, I feel was a very good and reasonable upgrade for this Bass.The swap out/in installation was very easy as there are only two wires that need to be soldered, and the 4 screws to mount the new pickup. Everything fit perfectly. If you have an after market pick guard, you may need to do some minor scaping if the fit is too tight.Happily in the Low-End.

Hairy f’n power or back it off and it’s pure velvet.

Muy contento con la adquisición de estas pastillas para un Ibanez Rbx200. Las pastillas de serie ya sonaban muy apagadas, por lo que al cambiar la electrónica con estas pastillas ha pasado a una muy buena vida. Ideal para estilos agresivos más tipo hard rock. Buena definición y pegada!

These really are the best pickups for a P-bass in my opinion. The difference in tone and output in comparison to my stock Squier pickups means that there is no comparison.They’re packaged well in a sturdy plastic box with all fittings, although in my opinion, the screws are a little short so I used my original screws. This may just be because of the depth of cutout in my bass.They’re a direct replacement for stock p-bass pickups which makes installation easier, and come with foam to help lift them into the correct position.Instructions are provided, but you do need a soldering iron and good soldering skills to replace them.Took me about 20 mins from strat to finish to install and it made my favourite bass to play sound pretty amazing.If you’re only doing 1 mod to transform your p-bass to sound better, this is the mod to make.

...car en remplacement de capteurs d origine inconnue(en chine) sur une basse de gaucher dimavery a 70€ sur ce site(y en a plus) , alors bien sur que la difference a ete extra ordinaire!!! fini le son plat et retenu,les basses pleurantes et les mediums aigues qui font tilter les tympans... avec ce changement,c est de la rondeur jazzy qui passe a la claque du hard si on titille un peu... bref,c est un vrai plaisir que de jouer(?) sur une basse moins chere que ses micros!!quand a l installation ,un bon fer a souder de 60W aura raison des soudures sur les carcasses des potars.pour ma part,et celle de la gratte a 70€,j ai proffité pour isoler/blinder un peu toute la partie arriere des micros/potars avec gaine tresse metal autour des fils et scotch alu sur toute la partie creusee dans le bois,le tout bien relié a la masse : resultat nickel,bien moins de bzzzzz rrrrr ou autre.pour ma part,les seules remarques seraient des vis fournies un peu courte (c est mieux pour ne pas traverser l arriere de la caisse) et de mousses autocollantes pour plaquer le micro (en plus des ressorts)et eviter les vibrations pas assez epaisses; mais c est surement le design de la caisse qui est particulier.saaaalut!!!