Experience with Dominger Pickups?

[RattusRattus]

So I've had a look online but resources are scarce at best. I love the sound of the 'thumper' model - plenty of body but with clarity in the lows, with what seems to be my my idea of what a p bass should sound like.


Anyone have hands on experience with these before I decide to pull the trigger? I also considered the CS '62 set, but they sounded a little tinny to me. I'm being overly fussy as I can only really afford to have the one bass right now and have to move a few on. After careful consideration I've decided to keep the p as it does everything I need it to do, so I want it to be the best it can be without shelling out hand over fist.

Thanks in advance

 

[jallenbass]

Dominger's Thumper is an outstanding pickup. Clean and clear with a very rich tone. In hindsight, I should have kept mine but was downsizing my gear. Here's a shootout with it among others if you haven't already found it:

 

[jallenbass]

I should add that it was easy to hear on gigs unlike a lot of the other Precision Bass pickups I tried.

 

[RattusRattus]

Thanks J. Some of those pickups from established manufacturers sound shocking!!

 

[newb]

I know I'm a little late to the party, but I thought I'd comment in case anyone else is looking at Dominger pickups. *****BEWARE***** I purchased a Thumper pickup through Etsy. I recently had a problem with the lead wires on the pickup coming unsoldered. I contacted Dominger via Facebook where I was almost immediately accused of having 'played with the pickup' because 'the solders without wires even don't look like the solders we do'. Know that if you buy a Dominger pickup and something goes wrong, you'll likely get insults instead of support. Here is what one of the remaining original solders look like.