I had a dream last night an old Indian man told me to get SD QPs

[sublime0bass]

for my P-bass. I've been thinking about replacing the pups in it for a while but not directly.

Should I just go ahead and get them?

[bkbirge]

If he's an old Indian he's probably a fan of the vintage sound and doesn't listen to music past the 70's. I'd wait for a dream from a younger indian with an endorsement deal.

[mjolnir]

From my rather limited experience SD QPs are quite a bit more than the "vintage" sound.

I've got a single coil P with a QP in it and that thing is a monster.

[JustOpenYourMind]

If you like a mid scooped sound buy these otherwise don't. The Qp's bassicly sound like a p-bass pick-up with the bass and treble bossted with very little mids. If you like it then fine, they sound pretty modern, if you want a vintage p-bass sound, don't even consider these.

[Stuggi]

I have the QP SPB-3 in my Yamaha RBX250, and they rock! Very nice oldschool sound, but with that extra sparkle with the tone wide open, and they have loads of output!

[62bass]

Originally Posted by sublime0bass

for my P-bass. I've been thinking about replacing the pups in it for a while but not directly.

Should I just go ahead and get them?

That was me. Yes, get them. How many times do I have to keep saying it?

[A9X]

Maybe less drugs too.

[Harrisk]

I had a QP in my 2004 MIA P for quite some time. Very loud, modern, hi-fi sounding. Not my cup of tea but if you are looking for a powerful scooped tone, the QP is the answer.

[SundanceChile]

If you've ever seen Wayne's World 2, you'd know that you should do what the Indian said.