Dimarzio Sixties PJ Bass Pickup Pair in Gloss Black Metal

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Description

The DiMarzio Sixties P™ Bass Pickup Pair in Gloss Black Metal captures the iconic sound and growl of the classic 1960s Fender Precision Bass. Crafted with vintage-style enamel-coated wire and flush-mounted Alnico 5 rod magnets, these pickups deliver the rich Motown soul and funk tones that defined an era. Designed to fit perfectly in American Standard Precision Basses, the Sixties P™ offers an authentic vintage vibe with modern reliability and performance.

Featuring a sculpted Relentless™ metal cover that is thinner than traditional plastic covers, the pickups sit closer to the strings, enhancing dynamics and tonal response. The compound radius shape of the cover matches the fingerboard arch for added comfort and playability. Fully potted to reduce microphonics and shielded to be 3db quieter than stock pickups, the Sixties P™ ensures a noise-free playing experience without sacrificing character.

Installation is streamlined with a circuit board mounting system that positions the height adjustment screws below the pickguard, preventing accidental finger bumps during play. Included in the kit is Billy Sheehan’s isolation mount tubing, providing further vibration control and stability. Handmade in New York City, these pickups bring vintage tone and modern innovation together in a package ready to elevate your bass sound.

Vintage-Inspired Tone

Using enamel-coated wire and Alnico 5 magnets, the Sixties P™ faithfully recreates the warm, soulful sound of 1960s Precision Basses. This pickup pair excels in delivering that classic growl and punch, making it perfect for players seeking authentic vintage tone with modern clarity.

Relentless™ Metal Cover

The thin, sculpted metal cover enhances string proximity for improved dynamics and tonal richness. Its compound radius matches the fingerboard arch, ensuring comfort and ease of play while offering superior shielding to reduce unwanted noise.

Noise Reduction and Stability

Fully potted to eliminate microphonics and shielded to be quieter than standard pickups, the Sixties P™ delivers a clean, noise-free signal. The included isolation mount tubing further minimises vibration, ensuring consistent performance on stage and in the studio.

Easy Installation

The innovative circuit board mounting system places height adjustment screws below the pickguard, preventing finger injuries during play. Designed as a direct replacement for American Standard Precision Basses, installation is straightforward and hassle-free.

Key Features

  • Authentic 60s Tone – Vintage-style enamel-coated wire and Alnico 5 magnets capture the classic Motown soul and funk sound, delivering rich, punchy bass tones full of character.
  • Relentless™ Metal Cover – Thinner than plastic covers and shaped to match the fingerboard radius, this cover improves string response and provides excellent noise shielding.
  • Noise-Free Performance – Fully potted construction and shielding reduce microphonics and hum, making the pickups virtually silent in operation.
  • User-Friendly Installation – Height adjustment screws are located beneath the pickguard to prevent finger bumps, with included isolation mount tubing for added stability.

Specifications

General

  • Wiring: 4 Conductor
  • Magnet Type: Alnico 5
  • Resistance: 13.76 kΩ
  • Quick Connect: No
  • Finish: Gloss Black Metal

About the manufacturer

DiMarzio

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