Dual little single coil on a 51/54 style p bass ?

Actually warmoth made mine for an extra charge. Sounds very nice. Tho not usually a fan, on this bass the qtr pounders work well. great rock bass. because not RW they do hum a little like my 2 lipstick pu Danos. QTR pounders also made the string spacing a non issue on the bridge pup.

 

could be interesting, but a regular "little single coil" vintage precision pickup is gonna be too short for the bridge position; the magnets won't line up with the spread-out strings down there, and these are very sensitive to magnet placement and distance under the string.

(edit: he said after jumbo's pictures; the big QP magnets do indeed give you more room.)

 

They are called "single coil p bass" pickups. Make sure you get a set that is RWRP.

 

does someone make such a pup or is it a custom order???

 

I've never seen any mass produced sets, because people typically only use SCPB pickups on Tele basses.

However, any pickup winder that does SCPB pickups can wind you a set. You'll probably want the bridge done a little hotter, too, so the outputs will match.

 

I played one like that. Fantastic!!!! Do it

 

I built a Dusty Hill copy with dual SCPB pickups. They’re wired in series with independent volume controls.
With one pickup full on it sounds like the original, with both it’s a whole other animal! A very angry animal...

 

In case other people wonder, RWRP means Reverse Wound and Reverse Polar. Reverse wound might also be called out of phase.

The two jazz pickups are normally wound in opposite direction with the magnets pointing in opposite directions. This lets the two pickups add the playing signal when blended but cancels out the background noise pickups will produce. If the pickups are in phase and the same polarity, they will still blend, but won't cancel out the background noise.