Seymour Duncan 90's Music Man Ceramic 4-String Bass Guitar Pickup - Replacement Pickup for 4-String Stingray Basses, Heavy Rock & Thumb-Funk Styles, Perfect for Live Performances & Studio Recording
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Product Description
The Seymour Duncan SMB4D 4 String Music Man Ceramic Bass Guitar Pickup is a powerful ceramic magnet pickup designed specially to bring out the best tone of the mid- and late-'70s Stingrays. This hum-cancelling pickup offers a highly musical tone contour with a richly articulated bottom, major midrange, and lots of treble. It's got a nice, mild bark without being overly brash, and it's not at all harsh in the mid-range. The low end is full and strong without being mushy or foggy. It is best used wired in parallel.
Product Features
Punchy and Aggressive Tones - This pickup is a modern replacement for 4-String Stingray basses, delivering punchy and aggressive tones like the 90s Ernie Ball Music Man era.
Faithful Reproduction - Punch, punch, punch. That's the thing that made 90s Music Man basses legendary, and these pickups faithfully reproduce that tone.
Custom Coil Design - With two large ceramic bar magnets and a custom coil wind, this pickup delivers tight, articulate tone along with the solid low end for which Music Man basses are known.
Fit Specifications - These pickups may fit into OLP instruments as well, but check the dimensions of our pickup against the size of your OLPs pickup slot to be sure. Combine with our Music Man replacement preamp for a complete setup.
Made in the USA - Hand built in Santa Barbara, CA, our ceramic Music Man replacement pickups use two large ceramic bar magnets, Forbon flatwork, 4-conductor leadwire, and are vacuum wax potted for squeal free operation.
Customer Reviews
I bought a Sterling Sub 4 Bass guitar and loved the feel and look but hated the sound. I took the horrible preamp out and wired up a p bass passive 1 volume 1 tone schematic and put this awesome pickup in.The sound now is great and this pickup can be warm and punchy or turn up to get a nice growl with a tight bass response. Only 1 problem I had to use file on pickgaurd to get the fit right with some patience it worked out great. So spend the money and get quality and support a company that really makes great pickups.
