How do you like them ? I'm just about to put them in a custom build I'm doing.

Should I get this or ObsidianWire

And your pots are reverted

How could it NOT be easy? No soldering? Holy Crap

Should I get this or ObsidianWire

me too but did not put any foams and the squier pickguard is like "too small" so the height of the pickups are low and does not come up when screwing ....

Yes me to I want to upgrade my squier affinity p/J

@@pattonPwr the foam is in the box, you have to cut it.

haha I'm also planning on upgrading my pups on my cv 70s walnut p bass

@@earthling273 You won’t regret the Geezer pups ,I didn’t have any trouble fitting but the pickgaurd was a aftermarket one

I'm putting a P set in my Squier affinity P bass or the red Frank Bello PHZ pickup.

@@Wheresthepepsibismol the Split P pickup is worth it on its own! Hope you like it as much as I do!

Did you modify your existing pickguard or buy another? I’m looking for a precut to do this job with.

@scott shows I ordered one from Amazon. Had to shave a little bit off of where the neck joint fits, but besides that, it fit pretty well.

@scott shows in all honesty, the hardest part was making the pickup cavity bigger to accommodate the split pickup, and it wasn't so much difficult as it was time-consuming. Best of luck with your mod my friend

They have a Geezer Buttler pj set

@@a456987 he didnt say pj. He said jazz

They do make jazz pickups, just not Geezer pickups, because he doesn’t play a Jazz. But no worries, their Jazz pickups are just as awesome.

I just bought them for a custom build I'm doing. I haven't put them in yet I'm still not finished my pickguard. Was just wondering how much you like them?

Only fans

John S was the install just as easy and solder free?

jrock 1975 yeah

Can you mod it so it fits a volume + tone + three way switch bass?

Fred Cowles Hey there, I had the same issue with my Yamaha RBX bass, and matched the original pickup Height by measuring the old set with foam attached, then without the foam, then the Geezer pickup Height. Essentially, if the old pickup set with foam was 28cm high, I cut the foam to make sure the geezer set matched the original height. Hope that helps! 😊

he said Monique, dude.......now you ruined his fantasy

cool comment

Max Tomlinson yes it will work with a squier

thanks!

hej tim, I made a video with the pickups installed into the body: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pciYmZCTmt3SmHk.html not such a hot girl but maybe more infos ;-)

you just rol them and use a security seal, or WTF you want to have them all tight.

Remember, Obsidian Wire allows you to swap and mix pickups. While the EMG GZR set is only designed specifically for these pickups. Given their uniquely designed end connectors. Not sure if you can install other EMG bass pickups with the same connector ends, but that's probably about it. I have purchased the Obsidian Wire P bass set, and a set of Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound bass pickups. In the process of installing them. For my next P bass, I might buy this EMG set, just to mix things up.

CHRISTOS FRAGIAS I ended up getting the geezer butler pickups and they were awesome sounding

Victor Cuebas It's actually an output jack, but yes, that's it's size.

I didnt see any foam down in the cavities either... nobody talks about the foam or the 2 sided tape or affixing the foam (i.e. window insulating sticky foam tape) to the underside of the pickup.

@@IamUncledeuce Ended up cutting up and using the protective foam in the package, it works pretty well and gets the pickup to a desirable height.

I did the same thing as Dr Strangelove and it worked very well.

@@kellerproof same. It's obviously made for that 💁🏾‍♂️ But the instructions are not detailed much in the booklet.

Did you put foam under them? You'd need to if you want them higher.

Do you mean "reversing" the DG strings' pickup traditional position, installing it closer to the neck? Yes you can. I did it myself (I convert a JB bass into a PJ).

There's no need to strip the cables. The connector's inside contacts goes through the jacket.

You can put the wires out easily and put them back after putting the through the hole.

i'm pretty sure it's a surface mount part on the pcb, they can be replaced if you're good with working on surface mount components

Yes, you can. Properly installed, foam cannot damage the connector.

Attila Erdei maybe. But you can always buy longer ones from EMG.

Yes

always just so you don't have to go back and do it later

+Dan Spurlock If you suddenly imagine yourself a Lemmy -- you’ll need grounding strings and you. ))

The EMG's Geeze Butler GZR PJ version comes with a wiring kit for that configuration (tone > bridge volume > neck volume).

Even though you see 2 pickups, they are really only 1 pickup chopped into a 2 configuration. Emg did this in order to emulate a Humbucker and so, reducing the Humm of a single coil pickups like the J model. This means, that you only need 1 volume pot, because it is only 1 pickup

I didn't make sure and burnt my house down. Listen to what the lady says!

Yaboi had the same problem. Did you found what was the problem with it?

Yaboi had the same problem. Did you found what was the problem with it?

Try one of the pickup parts around. That helped for some pp I hear.. I notieced emg shows it two different ways in the instructions, where all images show logo positioned such that if ur holding the bass u would see "emg" straight down but yet shows it wired where they don't criss cross which if u did would make the logo look like "gme' from playing position looking down and logo physically touching the half of the pickup closer to the neck. Either way I think it goes the way where it says emg straight down if u look down while holding the bass in playing position. Anyways Make sure u grounded it correctly and verify that all the arrows are facing up on the quick connect parts. You also might need to install extra sheilding If all else fails take a look at your bridge ground wire for injory and or manually solder any connections that maybe deffective, but you'll need a meter to test this possibly but u can solder it just like anything else by sniping off the quick connect part and striping the end then soldering. Before I forget u can also check to make sure no small metal material is stuck to the pick ups poll parts of the pickup. And u can try adjusting the pickup hight lower. If nothing works then maybe you need a refund.

Agreed. Plus she's smart and into bass! Brunettes are best!