DiMarzio Split P

[Raggy]

Anyone tried these before?

http://www.dimarzio.com/pickups/bass/standard-bass/split-p

[KiOgon]

Yep - in my '57 P, brilliant pick up - every note is crystal clear & a very full frequency range, powerful output, silent 'no noise', classy look & no pole pieces, still gives that P-bass sound though, highly recommended.
[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v48/kjon51/Fender%2057%20Precision%20Bass%20American%20Vintage/Fender57AVcut.jpg[/IMG]
Cheerz, John

[Raggy]

[quote name='KiOgon' timestamp='1329906162' post='1549298']
Yep - in my '57 P, brilliant pick up - every note is crystal clear & a very full frequency range, powerful output, silent 'no noise', classy look & no pole pieces, still gives that P-bass sound though, highly recommended.

Cheerz, John
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That looks good, cheers.

[Mog]

Fantastic pups. Nicely scooped with plenty of low end. DiMarzios have some serious kick in the output department. If you do choose them you wont be sorry.
(I think they're available in the new solderless format thingy)

[Raggy]

[quote name='Mog' timestamp='1329910821' post='1549420']
Fantastic pups. Nicely scooped with plenty of low end. DiMarzios have some serious kick in the output department. If you do choose them you wont be sorry.
(I think they're available in the new solderless format thingy)
[/quote]

Low end is what Im after

[Dood]

Raggy, your whole signal path looks pretty damn amazing! I can only imagine how good it sounds!

[gilmour]

I haven't tried these but do have DiMarzio's in two of my basses (my Zoot and Project P) and both lots sound awesome.

[Raggy]

[quote name='dood' timestamp='1329947687' post='1550339']
Raggy, your whole signal path looks pretty damn amazing! I can only imagine how good it sounds!
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Just one more thing to add to it Dood (a Hartke Kilo i thinks) then i will be a happy Raggy.

Oh, that and a trip to Shukerland

[Dood]

Niiiiiiiiiiice! Sounds like a dream rig to me ;0) its a shame Hartke aren't offering a lightweight 'gig bag' solution like the Streamliner. But the Kilo is a tremedous beast!