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Finally ordered a P-tone PUP for my ABZ. I'm actually really happy with the bass as is, but if the P-tone does what I think it will, I am going to be ga ga!

My expectation is that it will dial the modern tone back a bit, and perhaps nudge it a bit more toward a vintage vibe.

For those who have experience with P-tones in ABs, would I be wrong in having this expectation?
 
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Finally ordered a P-tone PUP for my ABZ. I'm actually really happy with the bass as is, but if the P-tone does what I think it will, I am going to be ga ga!

My expectation is that it will dial the modern tone back a bit, and perhaps nudge it a bit more toward a vintage vibe.

For those who have experience with P-tones in ABs, would I be wrong in having this expectation?

No, I don't think that's an unrealistic expectation. I have the P tone in both my ABZ and AB1. To my ears, the P tone brings I little more mid forward tone and a tad more grind without losing too much clarity...something that the big scale DW's have to spare. I'm in love with the tone from the P tone pup. I wouldn't have it any other way.
 
No, I don't think that's an unrealistic expectation. I have the P tone in both my ABZ and AB1. To my ears, the P tone brings I little more mid forward tone and a tad more grind without losing too much clarity...something that the big scale DW's have to spare. I'm in love with the tone from the P tone pup. I wouldn't have it any other way.
Thanks for that great analysis. I'm looking forward to hearing it.
 

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