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Modulus Mob

Not sure if anyone’s shopping but have a sweet-spot 5 listed here on TB. IMG_3411.jpeg
 
Interesting - perhaps shielding the pickup cavity and connecting to ground would help? I don't recall myself or others having noisy Legacy LP pickups, but could be wrong. Hope you are able to figure it out!
Swapped pickups and the noise is gone. Good luck with your build. How has your experience been placing an order? How long is the build time currently?
 
Does anyone have a Funk with the Lane Poor Legacy pickups? I have two basses with them and they are both very noisy. Anyone experience something similar?

I had that problem with original Lane Poor pickups. I sent them back to him to investigate, but he went under. He owes me two 6 string pickups!
 
27780059[/URL], member: 32217"]I had that problem with original Lane Poor pickups. I sent them back to him to investigate, but he went under. He owes me two 6 string pickups!
Yeah, at this point it doesn’t seem like he’s interested in taking it back to investigate and has basically told me it’s my problem. Also has repeatedly told me he’s never had any problems with Lane Poor pickups. OK… but I do have a problem.
 
Yeah, at this point it doesn’t seem like he’s interested in taking it back to investigate and has basically told me it’s my problem. Also has repeatedly told me he’s never had any problems with Lane Poor pickups. OK… but I do have a problem.
Yup. I wish I had decided to live with the noise and kept them. They sounded great!
 
I thought Lane Poor died

I know that legacy pickups is a completely silly company that barely produces any pickups and then sells new old stock at high markups on eBay which is somewhat unscrupulous.

incredible sounding pickups for sure though
 
I thought Lane Poor died

I know that legacy pickups is a completely silly company that barely produces any pickups and then sells new old stock at high markups on eBay which is somewhat unscrupulous.

incredible sounding pickups for sure though
I could be wrong but I think they basically only work with Modulus Graphite so you have to talk to Tony to get any pickups. And it’s not easy to get a special order. You basically have to buy a bass from them to get the pickup. They do sound great, but not really worth dealing with the noise, in my opinion.
 
I thought Lane Poor died

I know that legacy pickups is a completely silly company that barely produces any pickups and then sells new old stock at high markups on eBay which is somewhat unscrupulous.

incredible sounding pickups for sure though

Lane Poor is still very much alive. He's been my FB friend for years.
 
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I could be wrong but I think they basically only work with Modulus Graphite so you have to talk to Tony to get any pickups. And it’s not easy to get a special order. You basically have to buy a bass from them to get the pickup. They do sound great, but not really worth dealing with the noise, in my opinion.
Which means they are making how many pickups per month? Like 10?
They should sell the name off
 
I could be wrong but I think they basically only work with Modulus Graphite so you have to talk to Tony to get any pickups. And it’s not easy to get a special order. You basically have to buy a bass from them to get the pickup. They do sound great, but not really worth dealing with the noise, in my opinion.
_I prefer EMG's over LP. I was lucky that when I bought my VJ bass that it already had active EMG's in it. Even when I had a MM Sterling (made in USA) I swapped out to a Bartolini vs LP. I miss Chad & Even from Bass Northwest - what a great shop to be your local shop.
 
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