Recommend me a P-bass P/U?

[Relic]

I've got a MIM Mike Dirnt P bas that I'm slowly but surely turning into a monster of a P bass. New CIJ maple neck, new pots, input jack, pickguard and so on. Everything is perfect so far except for the P/U. It doesnt sound bad per se, just a little on the harsh side. Kind of an in-your-face tone with my set up + round wound strings.
I'm looking for a passive replacement that's going to give me a good solid low end with lot's of warmth and sweetness but with just enough high end to help it cut through the stage mix. Style-wise I play anything from rockibilly to indie to punk to an alt-country type thing, so something that can bridge all of the above would be cool.
Any recommendations? Seymours, Dimarzio's, Fralins?

Thanks!

[Slater]

Lindy Fralin should do what you want very well. FWIW, my favorite (split) P-Bass pickup.

[UBU]

The Lindy is great. The Rio "vintage" p pup is nice also. I had the quarter pounder at one time also...after a while it was just too obnoxious

[Philbiker]

Do a search for Reverend here in the pickups forum. They're closing out old Rumblefish P pickups for $12 that can compete with anything on the market at any price tone-wise IMO. They are more aggressive than standard P bass pickups, but not quite "in your face". I love em so much I bought two.