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anybody install Mighty Mite active soapbar pickups?

Discussion in 'Luthier's Corner' started by tjclem, Mar 20, 2005.


  1. Mar 20, 2005 #1
    tjclem

    tjclem Supporting Member Commercial User

    Jun 6, 2004
    Central Florida
    Owner and builder Clementbass
  5. Mar 21, 2005 #2
    Trevorus

    Trevorus

    Oct 18, 2002
    Urbana, IL
    Think of these as cheap EMG's. I have these in my Conklin GT4. They are clear, but I am not a big fan of the neck pickup sound in my particlular bass. But the preamp could have a lot to do with that. As far as wiring, they have a signal, ground (also negative for 9 volt) and a red +9volt wire. Very easy.
     
  10. Mar 23, 2005 #3
    Jarno

    Jarno

    Jan 27, 2005
    I bought a six-string bass pickup like this on eBay, can't say how it sounds though, bass isn't finished yet.
    I bought it from a seller called "warpdrivemusic" they have a wide range of mightymite products (pickups, body's, necks you name it).
     
  14. Mar 23, 2005 #4
    tjclem

    tjclem Supporting Member Commercial User

    Jun 6, 2004
    Central Florida
    Owner and builder Clementbass
    Thanks guys...t