Seymour Duncan SJB3 Quarter Pound Jazz Bass Bridge Pickup

Ottimo livello di uscita, suono piuttosto aggressivo. Ottimo in configurazione PJ! Provata la coppia Jazz, ma non mi sono piaciuti....troppo distanti dal suono del jazz bass originale, in configurazione PJ invece il pu al ponte da una bella botta di mediosità al suono dello split coil creando un suono, con i due pu aperti, a metà strada tra precision e jazz, ma molto adattabile a qualsiasi genere.

Replaced the wimpy stock bridge pickup on my 2018 Am. Performer Pbass. Had a pro set up, so I can’t comment on ease of installing, but probably not that challenging for a DIYer.As the pics show, there’s also a high-mass bridge replacement, but that in itself didn’t fix the anemic tone and/or volume I was getting from the stock p/u. The point being, without a bridge replacement into the bargain, your results may vary.Anyway, I now find myself using a lot more bridge in the p/u balance, especially at higher band volumes. In addition, there’s greater depth in the tonal possibilities, whereas before I was hearing major unpredictable dropouts of sweetness, low end punch, or high articulations.This is a damn fine p/u. Got me curious about their split Ps as well. Might have to try those.

Had to replace my 35 year old 1/4 pounder - always loved that sound, so I saw no reason to change the brand of pickup. Also replaced the original neck pickup on my '74 Jazz Bass with a 1/4 pounder while I was at it - gives a more balanced sound. Very happy with Seymour Duncan pickups - they give me that great Jazz Bass Vintage tone.

Excellent jazz bass pickups, replaced existing oem on my bass, a little pricy but nothing else to match the output as they have larger poles. Noticeable difference from neck and bridge with wiring between the two opposing pickups and creating less hum as effectively reducing the single coil issues of each.

Tralla a saco. Eso sí, si la usas en complemento de unas Fender, se produce un fuera de fase, OJO!