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Thunderbird Club

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(Stiltsville in Miami)
oh man! Biscayne Bay...we used to sail around those when kids..

those buildings WEREN'T there!...
 
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Agreed. I don't see the reason to have both pups that close together. But that's me since I don't use my bridge pup-except as a 'pinkie' rest.;)

Being primarily a pick player, the idea of two pickups that close together is troublesome, especially knowing the bridge pickup isn’t really needed for me. On my Gibson w/ Lollars, I use my bridge pickup the way others might use a tone knob. Sorta like an eq or presence knob. Ironic since I never touch tone knobs on any bass I own and often remove them altogether. On my Cataldo, the only time I notice the tone knob is when it gets bumped down by accident. One day it’ll get bypassed altogether. But on the Gibson w/ Lollars, I don’t mind the bridge pickup and find it kinda useful at times