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The Reverend club

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I, personally, wouldn't trade the Rev pups for anything.
I bought extras, and have already used one here:

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It's great in this application!
The J pups are things of great sonic beauty.
The BH5 is a little dark for my taste, but I think changing from 250k pots to 1 meg pots will clean that up, if I ever do that.
 
What have you cooked up there Chef? Is that a 51 RI P that you've modded or a franken bass? very nice!

I, personally, wouldn't trade the Rev pups for anything.
I bought extras, and have already used one here:

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It's great in this application!
The J pups are things of great sonic beauty.
The BH5 is a little dark for my taste, but I think changing from 250k pots to 1 meg pots will clean that up, if I ever do that.
 
Fender Precision A/E hollowbody, allparts neck (J width/P depth/oil finish on the back) Reverend 10K ohm P pup (yowza!) Butch Built wiring harness; bridge and tuners I had laying around; 51 P p/g.
It's a really great combination.
 
I tried 3 or 4 pickup sets in the J'fish I recently sold off. They were all good set's. In the end I re-installed the Rev's and - ya know - they're all nice flavors. The stocker's are just a tad more aggressive than the other pickups I tried (Duncan SJB-1's, SJb-2's, Fender MIA J) - honestly they all sounded good. It was just nuances.

I put some of it down to the construction of the bass itself. The chambered approach just seems to add some 'air' around the notes.

My PJ still has Aero type 1's in it though and those are staying put... that one I don't dare mess with...
 
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