Anybody install SD pickups in their Jazz Bass?

[spicoli]

Hey guys, I think I want to replace the stock pickups in my American Series Fender Jazz Bass.

The bass sounds pretty good in stock trim, but I really can't stand the noise of the single coils when I adjust the knobs in the opposite direction of each other.


In addition to a hum-canceling pup, I want to add more punch and just overall more beef to my sound.
As it is, I have a pretty nice bass rig, an Ampeg SVT Classic through Eden cabs. I've done everything I can to manipulate my tone.

So, I think I want to change my pups.

Can you guys recommend one of SD's or any other's pups?
I play rock.

Thanks

[kmcguitars]

I have a Duncan stacked humbucker in the neck of my J-bass.
Sounds good to me. I'm looking to get one for the bridge soon
as I get some $$$ And get rid of the dead dimarzio in there now.

[Robert S.]

I have the Hot Stacks in my Jazz bass, and they are exactly what you described as needing. Hum cancelling with a bit more output and body over stock. They sound great live or recorded and I am extremely happy with mine.

[John Wymore]

Yep, Hot Stacks are the best match from Duncan for what you need. The DiMarzio Ultra Jazz are also nice noiseless JAzz pickups. Very deep and warm.

[jeremy]

ive put lots of hot jazz stacks in fender basses and they sound great, especially thru an ampeg

[spicoli]

Hot stacks.
Got it.

Do the Hot Stacks produce more
output than the Quarter Pounders?

Thanks for all your help guys.

[Robert S.]

No they do not, but the QPs are not noiseless.

[spicoli]

Okay, so relative to the stock pups, the Hot Stacks produce more punch and volume? and are hum-canceling?

Hmmm......Sounds like I can't go wrong with HS's.
If professionaly installed, how much should it cost.....both pickups?

Not including new strings.