Didn't realize I had so many parts when I started listing all this stuff! To reduce the clutter in the thread, I'm consolidating everything by category.
1. Bartolini 72MM5E Deep Tone Triple Coil pickup. 72 means it will handle string width of up to 72mm (2.83 inches,) so it is suitable for five-string bass as well. This is basically an SR5 pickup in an SR4 shell. Bart pickups have blade poles so it will work on either 4 or 5 strings. I got this pickup when it was installed in an ATK 305, and it sounded great although the ATK doesn't really take advantage of the versatility this pickup can offer. If you remove the stock switch in your ATK, you can install a series-parallel switch instead of the ATK switch and then you'd have a really good combo with this pickup! This is a fairly rare pickup - Bartolini doesn't make very many MM type humbuckers, and very few of them are triple-coil.
I believe I have the info sheet that goes with this pickup, but if not I will get it from Bartolini to include. The top two coils can be wired in series or parallel for two different humbucking tones, and then you can wire in the bottom coil in series with one of the top coils for a stacked single coil tone. The single-coil tone doesn't sound that different than the parallel humbucking tone, but there is a tonal difference there. This pickup would be a great replacement for an ATK (4 or 5,) OLP bass, or even for an MM Sterling.
Asking $65 shipped.
2. OLP Music Man type pickup. SOLD 3. '80s EMG Jazz bridge pickup. The last time this was installed, it had weak output. It worked but was kind of trebly. No guarantees on this one as far as tone goes, but it DID work.
$15 shipped
4. Geddy Lee Jazz Bass pickguard SOLD 5. '75 style pickguard SOLD 6. Jazz covers / ashtrays plus 3-bolt neck plate. SOLD 7. mid-90s Ernie Ball Sterling pickguard SOLD.
PayPal or trades OK - not looking for anything specific, run what you have by me.
