(From the Seymour Duncan website)
Application
High output true single-coil. Recommended for blues, classic rock, garage, heavy rock, classic metal and nu-metal.
Description
Developed for the bassist who needs the slammin' output of the Hot but with even stronger attack. The quarter-inch pole pieces and intense windings deliver a full response with great sustain. Includes logo cover.
Complete setup
Calibrated neck and bridge set. Neck pickup is slightly narrower. Neck is RW/RP for hum canceling when both pickups are used together. Often used together with STC-2 or -3 Tone Circuits for optimal tonal control.
Players
Tye Zamora / Alien Ant Farm, Mark Hoppus / Blink 182, Robbie Crane / Ratt, Tim Payne / Thursday, Pat Kim / Unwritten Law, Joe Principe / Rise Against
Cable: Singel Con. PVC
DC: 14.61 k
Resonant Peak: 3.9 KHz
Magnet:.25" Alnico V Rods
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by Josh
on 2/4/2009
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Hum...
I have this pickup in the bridge position, and a quarter pound P at the neck on one of my basses. The P is dead quiet, but this pickup is noisy. I primarily play studio sessions, so I can only use the P pickup when recording with this bass. That's fine, because the quarter pound P sounds great! However, if I want to have a touch of J-bass flavor in the tone, I have to use another bass.
I have played this bass live, and the hum isn't terrible in live applications. You can hear it, though. I'm going to change out this pickup soon, probably with a Hot for Jazz bridge pickup. On the Basslines website, it is labelled as hum-cancelling.
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