Bartolini Music Man MME Replacement

Pickup features: Passive humbucker
Impedence or other specs: around 3.8k per coil

Model of guitar or bass: Custom 4 string ash body with quilt maple top rosewood neck
Position: bridge
Pickup being replaced: n/a
Other pickups on guitar: n/a
Artists using this pickup: don't know
You musical style(s):
Reason for pickup change: This pickup was designed to be an aftermarket replacement
for Music Man pickups.

Perceived output level: In the passive mode, the output is about the same
Tone: Very clear and wide range, allowing for wide variety of tones
Sonic evaluation: I want to add that Bartolini makes different versions of the Musican
Man pickups-Dual coil, tripple coil and quad(4) coil versions. Also
they come in different voicings-Standard, high boost etc. I picked the
dual coil standard. I installed the pickup along with a Seymoure
Duncan Music Man replacement pre-amp into a custom 4 string-Ash body
with quilt maple top rosewood neck. With light round-wound strigs, the
Music Man "PLANK! is on! The highs are clear enough not to need any
treble and there is plenty of "Roll" in the low end and when low end is
boosted it dosn't get muddy it very full. A very high-fi sound. This
allows you to get a wide variety of tones out of the one pickup. "You
can't boost what aint there". This set-up gives plenty to work with.

For which styles and positions is this pickup (un)suitable: I play "up the cuntry" funk-finger and slap, Jazz and Rock. I thinkit works well in all situations because of the wide range to work with. I can add or cut whats needed. the pickup is

Comments: I would buy this pickup again. I have been playing for about 18 years
I also have a Fernandes Jazz copy with EMG's and another custom with
both a Earnie Ball MM pickup and a Seymour Duncan Stainless Steel MM
pickups and pre-EB MM pre-amp. Play through a 4x10 w/horn and 2x15
plus horn cabs. A 440 watt bi-amped head