Question for the Double P owners

[LowendG]

Always intrigued with this concept--the G&L Matador comes to mind--would love to try one: https://reverb.com/item/39333671-g-l-custom-shop-usa-matador-bass-2020-frost-blonde

 

[atquinn]

Always intrigued with this concept--the G&L Matador comes to mind--would love to try one: https://reverb.com/item/39333671-g-l-custom-shop-usa-matador-bass-2020-frost-blonde

Yes; that is one of the basses that got me interested!

 

[groovaholic]

IMO - as close together as possible, to minimize the phase cancellation that thins things out.

On my first double-P, I added a true neck pickup:

It's pretty cool sounding, but the "softness" of the lows in that neck position steal some of the punch of the bass.

Next time, I'm going to use the existing rout for 1/2 of the resulting placements, as shown by the blue rectangles in this picture:

 

[Quadraphonic]

My heavily modded 1980s BC Rico with Bill Lawrence pickups. Every couple of years this becomes my favorite ba

 

[Mastermold]

If you have a double p bass with the neck split p pickup in the correct position, how far away is the bridge split p (when measured from a like point on the neck pickup). I'm thinking about making one, but I'm not sure where exactly to place the bridge pickup

Here’s my ‘83 Elite II for a reference:

 

[davelowell2]

Here’s my ‘83 Elite II for a reference:

That’s the exact one I had! Memories…