Description
If you’re chasing that thick, in-your-face P-Bass growl without losing clarity when you dig in, the Quarter Pound is the reason so many bassists never look further. Seymour Duncan built this one around quarter-inch pole pieces — way beefier than standard — which widens the magnetic field under each string and pulls more low-mid and midrange out of the pickup. The result is a punchier, fuller signal with real output on tap, without turning into mush when you’re slapping or digging in with a pick.
It’s the most popular Basslines pickup for a reason: it’s not a one-trick pony. Yes, it slays for heavy rock, classic metal, and nu-metal — that aggressive low-end push is built right in. But drop it into a blues or classic rock setup and it cleans up nicely, still giving you that vintage P-Bass thump with extra authority. Punk players love the snarl, and if your instrument only has one pickup, this is the one that covers the most ground tonally.
Comes with logo covers, so it looks the part on stage too.
- Quarter-inch pole pieces for a wider magnetic field and extended frequency range
- High output, fat and punchy with strong mid-range presence
- Versatile across blues, classic rock, punk, heavy rock, and metal genres
- Includes logo covers
A straightforward upgrade for gigging bassists who want more punch and presence out of a P-Bass without chasing a complicated rig change.
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