i'm looking for the sound of the 60 jazz
or maybe should buy an Sq vibe 60 pup's
any advice?
thanks for you time : )
or maybe should buy an Sq vibe 60 pup's
any advice?
thanks for you time : )

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It's often possible to get significant treble extension with stock pickups by switching to low capacitance cables. Try a short (<1 meter)patch cable to the amp and see if you like what it does to the sound. A more permanent solution could involve adding a buffer inside the wiring cavity or alternatively adding 6.35mm connectors to video or TV coax cable.
But if you wanna swap the pickups consider the Wilde J-45. They're manufactured using a refined winding process that results in a very clear sound and cost slightly less than Seymour Duncan and Dimarzio due to a direct to customer business model. I'm sure you get much better value than with Squire parts dollar-for-dollar...or should I say baht-for-baht?![]()
i'm looking for the sound of the 60 jazz
or maybe should buy an Sq vibe 60 pup's
any advice?
thanks for you time : )![]()
Fender Custom '60s Jazz Bass pickups
I'm not an expert on 60's tonal qualities but I just installed these in my jazz bass and they sound great. Definitely more of a vintage tone than what I had in my bass to begin with. The highs seem a little tamed or soft. Not sure if they would meet your first requirement as being bright.