Seymour Duncan SJB-3N BK
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Seymour Duncan
SJB-3N BK
Product Info
Article Number:
178688
Brand:
Seymour Duncan
Model:
SJB-3N BK
Category:
Pickups for 4-String J-Bass
Price:
$127.60
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Seymour Duncan SJB-3N BK is a solid choice for J-Bass players seeking a powerful, defined neck tone. It's a workhorse pickup—great for rock, funk, and even some heavier styles—offering a vintage-inspired warmth with a modern punch. If you want a reliable, affordable upgrade that won’t muddy your low-end, this is a great option.
Product Description
- Seymour Duncan SJB-3N BK
- J-Style Pickup
- Neck position
- Specially developed for bass players
- who seek a powerful attack in their sound
- The 1/4 inches magnets provide a more sensitive response to the way of playing
- Full sound with good sustain
- Colour: Black
PROS
- • Alnico 5 magnets deliver a focused, articulate low-end response.
- • Well-built ceramic bobbin provides durability and consistent tone.
- • Neck pickup design offers a warmer, rounder character than a bridge pickup.
- • Good output level provides strong signal without excessive distortion.
CONS
- • May lack the extreme high-end sparkle some modern players desire.
- • The black cover might clash with certain bass finishes.
- • Somewhat limited tonal versatility compared to more complex pickup designs.
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Neck
Magnet
Alnico 5
Output Level
Medium-High
DC Resistance
6.2 kOhms
Mounting
4-Hole Standard J Bass Mounting
Cover
Black
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's significantly hotter and more articulate than many stock pickups, providing a more defined low-end and a tighter feel.
Absolutely, the output level is well-suited for passive preamps, offering a nice boost without becoming overly muddy.
6.2 kOhms is a common resistance for J-Bass pickups and should integrate seamlessly with most standard wiring configurations.
