Hey guys...Looking at some passive Mighty Mites for a project bass. I've always been pretty impressed with the value of their stuff. Do any of you guys have any feedback on these?
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Mighty Mite Soapbars
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I put a pair of them on my SX fretless 5 string jazz (routing was required). I am pretty happy with them. They are nothing fancy, but a great improvement over the single coil jazz pickups that did nothing but buzz. I believe they are built like a split-coil precision pickup on the inside, so they are quiet solo, and still have a variety of tones when blended. Being passive, the output is somewhat low, but that's what amps are for.
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I prefer passive most of the time. Very organic sounding. Works well for most of the stuff I do. Thanks for your input!
