Modding Glarry basses

[The Expendable Clay]

After my experience with buying one Glarry bass and making mods to overcome the weak points, I bought another one. The brown one here has all new pots, jack and a Dimarzio Relentless Middle pickup with D'addario chromes. The tone is pretty ridiculous given the price. Now for my white one I am contemplating what I want to do.
I know I want to go with chromes tuned BEAD, but I just wanted to see what you guys thought about different P bass pickups. I am expecting 152 comments about EMG Geezers and Fralins

 

[B-Mac]

After my experience with buying one Glarry bass and making mods to overcome the weak points, I bought another one. The brown one here has all new pots, jack and a Dimarzio Relentless Middle pickup with D'addario chromes. The tone is pretty ridiculous given the price. Now for my white one I am contemplating what I want to do.
I know I want to go with chromes tuned BEAD, but I just wanted to see what you guys thought about different P bass pickups. I am expecting 152 comments about EMG Geezers and Fralins

Lots of peeps here modify Glarry's by the dozens!
Official Exquisite/Glarry/Burning Fire Bass Club?

 

[salmon256]

Awesome upgrades! Love the look of those pickups on my list for a future upgrade. I am thinking of getting their bronco and modding it but Fenders is only like 20 bucks more... either way beautiful upgrade on that one!

 

[The Expendable Clay]

The work is done. I didn't wait for anything. Now this bass is outfitted with a Dimarzio sixties P pickup. Strings and pots will finish it up soon.

 

[B-Mac]

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The work is done. I didn't wait for anything. Now this bass is outfitted with a Dimarzio sixties P pickup. Strings and pots will finish it up soon.

Sweet!

 

[J Posega]

I highly recommend the Wilde P46 (and the EMG Geezer).

 

[The Expendable Clay]

I am usually one to lean toward ceramic high output (modern) style for a P pickup. But I decided this sixties P kind of bridges the gap. Also I like the metal cover.

 

[JRA]

FWIW, i put a dimarzio DP127 in the very first glarry i purchased = the sweetest P-bass i've ever played! although i wouldn't put all of that statement's burden on just the pickup, it surely helps that the DP127 is a humbucker with a lot of range. (my other glarry P-bass has a bartolini. it's nice and 'wooly' --- also fun to play.)

@klaymaster: consider showing off your stuff in the glarry club thread (per @B-Mac's post) --- it would be inspiring!

 

[The Expendable Clay]

These are epic tones. I have never owned a Fender, but these sound as good or better than what I've played in stores.