squier classic vibe 60's p-bass

[bassmansky]

Anyone changed the original pups on the cv 60's p-bass to somethin more growly?want mine to sound a bit more aggressive as its a bit lifeless and quieter than my vintage bass.Wizard thumper maybe or seymour duncan?Or can i get away with some really good strings?think i have got ernie balls on at the moment.Dont want to not gig the bass as its great to play and fairly light.Ideas please.

[Cat Burrito]

Everyone here seems to rave about Wizard & if I'd have known earlier than I would have checked them out. Personally I swear by Seymour Duncan. I use the Antiquity range or SPB1s. If you want more growl I'd suggest an SPB3 from the Seymour Duncan range.

[bassmansky]

[quote name='BurritoBass' post='684264' date='Dec 14 2009, 06:16 PM']Everyone here seems to rave about Wizard & if I'd have known earlier than I would have checked them out. Personally I swear by Seymour Duncan. I use the Antiquity range or SPB1s. If you want more growl I'd suggest an SPB3 from the Seymour Duncan range.[/quote]
yea ive heard the same ones mentioned before.wonded if anyone had actually put either on the cv bass.

[bassmansky]

[quote name='BurritoBass' post='684264' date='Dec 14 2009, 06:16 PM']Everyone here seems to rave about Wizard & if I'd have known earlier than I would have checked them out. Personally I swear by Seymour Duncan. I use the Antiquity range or SPB1s. If you want more growl I'd suggest an SPB3 from the Seymour Duncan range.[/quote]
yea ive heard the same ones mentioned before.wonded if anyone had actually put either on the cv bass.