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Is worth exchanging Peavey Fury's stock pickup...

I replaced mine with a bill larance split p . The peavey pickup in the bass is a verygood pickup. I think the peavey p is better than the fender MIJ made anyway. I would not waist the time. but if u have time to waist try it out and see. you can always put the peavey p back in. I love the fury bass just as it is.
 
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I replaced mine with a bill larance split p . The peavey pickup in the bass is a verygood pickup. I think the peavey p is better than the fender MIJ made anyway. I would not waist the time. but if u have time to waist try it out and see. you can always put the peavey p back in. I love the fury bass just as it is.

That's the reason I asked :) I didn't want to waist the time on it. Not too much free time.

Perhaps as I'm used to the Seymour's output I feel the Fury's pickup a bit low while practicing at home...

Thanks.
 
I replaced mine with a bill larance split p . The peavey pickup in the bass is a verygood pickup. I think the peavey p is better than the fender MIJ made anyway. I would not waist the time. but if u have time to waist try it out and see. you can always put the peavey p back in. I love the fury bass just as it is.

I also replaced the pickup in my Fury with a Bill Lawrence P-46, and all the rest of the electronics as well and must say that I'm very very, very happy with the results. For around $65-70 for everything it was a cheap mod. But, as bassfreakah said there's nothing "wrong" with the stock pickup. Right now I have my Fury + Bill Lawrence + Sunbeams = Tone Heaven for me.
 
I spent a ton of time and money putting a Gen1 Bart and passfilters into a fury.

I'm convinced that my wife, mom and best friend will never be able to tell the difference between this and a stock bass.

I've often been paid handsomely to install a Fury pickup into a classic Fender (yes they get the OEM pickup back)... For the life of me, I'm convinced that they owner could dial in the same sound using caps, pots and just twisting knobs.

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I can't tell you the number of times that I've been tempted to gut a bass.... then just test a new amp and strings... problem solved.