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Seymour Duncan SJB-3 Quarter Pound 4 String Jazz Bass® Pickups

good bullet iconONE OF DUNCAN'S MOST POPULAR BASS PICKUP SETS

high output bullet iconHIGH, HIGH OUTPUT - AMONG THE LOUDEST WE HAVE HEARD

hand protest bullet iconPUNCHY, SNAPPY, AGGRESSIVE TONE THAT WILL CUT THROUGH THE MIX

puzzle bullet iconDIRECT REPLACEMENT FOR MOST JAZZ BASSES®

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DESCRIPTION

One of Seymour Duncan’s most popular bass models, the Quarter Pound for Jazz Bass® was designed to take your bass tone to new heights. This neck and bridge pickup set has it all: hot output, great attack and massive attitude. The 1/4” diameter pole pieces and hot coil windings deliver a full, even response with great sustain and complexity that are at home in any genre of music. The neck pickup is RW/RP (reverse wind reverse polarity) for hum cancellation when both pickups are used together. These pickups are a drop-in replacement for any American Standard Jazz Bass®.

Hand built in Santa Barbara, CA the Quarter Pound for Jazz Bass® uses Alnico 5 rod magnets and Forbon flatwork, and is wax potted for squeal-free operation. Comes with black cover.



DIMENSIONS

Size (Neck): 
3.63” [92.2mm] Long
.74” [18.8mm] Wide



Size (Bridge): 
3.73” [94.74mm] Long
.74” [18.8mm] Wide

TECH & SPECS

Seymour Duncan SJB-3 Wiring Diagram

OUTPUT

  • DCR: 13.7
  • MAGNET: ALNICO 5
  • CABLE: PVC LEAD WIRE

WHAT IS THE TONE OF THE SEYMOUR DUNCAN SJB-3 QUARTER POUND JAZZ BASS® PICKUP SET?

The Duncan Quarter Pounder pickups are aggressive. The mids have plenty of heft that can help a bass feel more ‘forward’ in the mid of a band. While the low and top end are present, the mid range tend to power the overall vibe tonally.

Put on a good set of headphones and check out the audio demo below to hear it for yourself.

As always, keep in mind that these are generalizations. Your experience could be different depending on many factors.

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