Seymour Duncan SPB-3 Quarter Pound P-Bass

The Seymour Duncan SPB-3 Quarter Pound P-Bass has a little bit more output than a vintage pickup. This is one of the most popular replacement precision bass pickups on the market. For good reason. It is an excellent all-rounder.

Seymour Duncan SPB-3 Quarter Pound Pickup for P-Bass

Looking for was beef up the tone of your precision bass pickups? The Seymour Duncan SPB-3 Quarter Pound for P-Bass might be what you are looking for. The increased input makes it pretty popular for playing heavier music. It certainly delivers a bit more fire power! It is not just a one trick pony though. Roll off the volume a little and more traditional tones can be achieved. An expanded frequency is achieved by using quarter inch pole pieces. This where these precision bass pickups take their name from. They have a big, fat and punchy sound. The Seymour Duncan SPB-3 Quarter Pounder pickups can transform your bass. Even if your instrument is at the cheaper end of the spectrum your sound will be greatly improved. And they are great value for money too.

Precision bass pickups for warm sounding instruments

The Seymour SPB-3 Quarter Pound P-Bass set works exceptionally well with ash and alder body wood bodies. A rosewood fretboard compliments this further. Famous players of these great precision bass pickups include Steve Harris of Iron Maiden, Mark Hoppus of Blink 182 and Melissa Auf de Maur of Smashing Pumpkins and Hole fame. Fitting these pickups is fairly easy. You should be able to drop them right into the original spacings. Provided that is your bass has a conventional wiring setup.

Choose the Seymour Duncan Seymour SPB-3 Quarter Pound P-Bass set if you want higher output. These precision bass pickups add grind and cut to your sound. If you want a more traditional set up, try the SPB-1 pickups.