Basslines SPB-3 or DiMarzio Will Power (middle obvious)

[Rosbif]

Hey!
My name is Ivan and im new in this forums (;
i hope some of you could help me with this.

The thing is, im a new bassist (if i could call me that way)
firstly because i Love the sound it produces, its full of power!

Well here is my doubt: i choose an SX bass as my first bass
and he has a rosewood fingerboard. I like the tone it has but
i enjoy playing Hardcore/Metalcore/Hard rock (you know, that
kind of music) so i wanted to change pups. Ive done some
research and those two pickups came out ahead for this genres
(i think) but i want to know some expert advices (;

My bass has p/j configuration, so i would like to know wich j
pup will fit better to the p-pup (for the genres ive said)

Or if you think it will be better without j pup, i will buy a precision bass.

Tha-thanks :X

 

[metal_ch]

I play in a metal band and I have both quarter pounder p j set and they cut very well. go for them as they are cheap as well
Cheers

 

[Phalex]

I will second the SPB-3. It's a hot PUP with a very aggressive tone. It's not the classic P bass sound at all.

And Welcome to TB!

 

[mcapote]

Im planning on putting a SPB-3 in my SX, love the tone of it, I play the same music as you. Im also changing the pots to CTS 500k pots and a .047uf orange drop cap so I will have to route out the bass a bit.

 

[Billy3000]

I routed my MIM jazz bass for a p bass pup and put the quarter pound PJ set in it, and I will also recommend that option! It's my favorite sounding bass! My whole band remarked at how well it cut through the mix!