phil_104
Cheesesteakologist
Hey dudes,
So my bassist bought a new bass a few months ago, a sexy 70s classic series Jazz Bass from fender. Really nice bass, nice sunburst finish with the bound neck and block inlays. Bass plays wicked, and sounds good.
But as we all have at a certain point, he wants his bass to go from sounding good, to sounding great. Right now, he is considering the bassline pickups, but being a noob when it comes to such things, I can't help him much, except maybe pointing him in the right direction when it comes to companies.
He is looking for : a Jazz Bass set of pickups, that will fit in direct replacement (actives considered but not preferred), that will take his sound up a notch from the fender stock pickups, while remaining good overall pickups. The best way to describe it, is he wants to make his all around sound better, while still keeping the basic sound of this style of instrument.
He needs something versatile, as we play a lot of covers. We play mostly blues inspired rock, classic rock, and a bit of hard rock, but nothing that comes even close to metal.
All suggestions are appreciated, either from the duncan line or outside of it.
Thanks bros!
Phil
So my bassist bought a new bass a few months ago, a sexy 70s classic series Jazz Bass from fender. Really nice bass, nice sunburst finish with the bound neck and block inlays. Bass plays wicked, and sounds good.
But as we all have at a certain point, he wants his bass to go from sounding good, to sounding great. Right now, he is considering the bassline pickups, but being a noob when it comes to such things, I can't help him much, except maybe pointing him in the right direction when it comes to companies.
He is looking for : a Jazz Bass set of pickups, that will fit in direct replacement (actives considered but not preferred), that will take his sound up a notch from the fender stock pickups, while remaining good overall pickups. The best way to describe it, is he wants to make his all around sound better, while still keeping the basic sound of this style of instrument.
He needs something versatile, as we play a lot of covers. We play mostly blues inspired rock, classic rock, and a bit of hard rock, but nothing that comes even close to metal.
All suggestions are appreciated, either from the duncan line or outside of it.
Thanks bros!
Phil