I'm selling a set of Nordstrand Big Split pickups in an EMG 40 size housing.
These were in a Spector 5 string that I recently acquired however I prefer the EMG pickups in my Spector basses so these are going to fund new pickups.
These are a Nordstrand Big Split in an EMG 40 size housing, these are great sounding pickups, and are set up for a Spector 5 string spacing (17mm).
They're in perfect condition and sound great, just not the sound I'm looking for with this particular bass.
Here are the specs from the Nordstrand site:
The Big Split tone is one of both precision and muscularity. Its nature is of a sort of hybrid P/J character, only it delineates a smoother, stronger, and richer tonal palette. Given the extrapolated personality of its P/J sound, the Big Split is a top notch choice for both fretless playing and the Jazz Bass-on-steroids tone purist. The Big Split uses the same angled magnet layout as out the Big Single, only the coil is split. Through fitting as much wire as we could between two coils under a soap-bar cover, we have come up with a tone that is fat, clean, and stylistically game changing.
Technical Details:
Split coil humbucking 5 string bass pickups.
Available as single neck or bridge pickup, or as a set.
Angled poles.
Alnico V magnets.
Laser cut, fiber bobbins.
Wax-potted to contain any unruly frequency that may attempt to desecrate your desired tone.
Standard spacing is 19mm ctc at the bridge.
Cover options:
Bartolini® P2 (4.27″ x 1.27″)
EMG40® (1.51″ x 4.02″)
History: The Big Split design comes from yet another tale of what others might think of as perfunctory whimsicality, but what we at Nordstrand like to think of as simply the madness in our meticulous methods. This pickup’s hybrid timbre was created when Jazz and Precision tone was accidentally dropped into our Sonic Superconducting Particle Collider. The result was sonic pulverization, an explosion of vibe and ventriloquistic parentage; for it was found thereafter that the best aspects of the P/J character seemed to speak through the Big Split, and thus this hybrid joined the ranks of our bass pickup arsenal.
Asking$225 $130 USD shipped for the pair.
No trades please.
These were in a Spector 5 string that I recently acquired however I prefer the EMG pickups in my Spector basses so these are going to fund new pickups.
These are a Nordstrand Big Split in an EMG 40 size housing, these are great sounding pickups, and are set up for a Spector 5 string spacing (17mm).
They're in perfect condition and sound great, just not the sound I'm looking for with this particular bass.
Here are the specs from the Nordstrand site:
The Big Split tone is one of both precision and muscularity. Its nature is of a sort of hybrid P/J character, only it delineates a smoother, stronger, and richer tonal palette. Given the extrapolated personality of its P/J sound, the Big Split is a top notch choice for both fretless playing and the Jazz Bass-on-steroids tone purist. The Big Split uses the same angled magnet layout as out the Big Single, only the coil is split. Through fitting as much wire as we could between two coils under a soap-bar cover, we have come up with a tone that is fat, clean, and stylistically game changing.
Technical Details:
Split coil humbucking 5 string bass pickups.
Available as single neck or bridge pickup, or as a set.
Angled poles.
Alnico V magnets.
Laser cut, fiber bobbins.
Wax-potted to contain any unruly frequency that may attempt to desecrate your desired tone.
Standard spacing is 19mm ctc at the bridge.
Cover options:
Bartolini® P2 (4.27″ x 1.27″)
EMG40® (1.51″ x 4.02″)
History: The Big Split design comes from yet another tale of what others might think of as perfunctory whimsicality, but what we at Nordstrand like to think of as simply the madness in our meticulous methods. This pickup’s hybrid timbre was created when Jazz and Precision tone was accidentally dropped into our Sonic Superconducting Particle Collider. The result was sonic pulverization, an explosion of vibe and ventriloquistic parentage; for it was found thereafter that the best aspects of the P/J character seemed to speak through the Big Split, and thus this hybrid joined the ranks of our bass pickup arsenal.
Asking
No trades please.
