Parts Of Bass Guitar For Sale (2024 Update)

This is identical to the bridge on the Geddy Lee signature J Bass, only it has FENDER engraved on it and not Geddy's signature. I installed this on a Squier J, dropped right on, set the action and intonation and was good to go. Even playing without being plugged in you can notice a difference in sustain and overall vibration transmitted through the body. Bang for buck it's probably the best way to make any Fender Bass sound better. Love it!lord_verminaard

Firstly this steam cleaner is multifunctional so can be converted into a handheld device which you can use the different attachments with. I refreshed the carpets and can see quite a difference and when using it on hard floors it leaves a streak free shine. It's easy to maintain as you just need to wash the steam mop pads but an issue i faced was that when you wash the pad, it doesn't seem to be thoroughly cleaned. I would have also liked it if more than just one steam mop pad came with the product. It is powerful in terms of quickly heating up and steaming but I feel that it could be better but for 22.99 you can't fault it. Due to it being refurbished it did come in the original box but the box was quite damaged. The product itself had minor signs of wear just a few marks. One thing to be careful of is when removing the floor head is to do it slowly and cautiously as it may lead to damage or injury. I also received a discount code to use on my next order with direct vacuums which was: EBAY5 in order to use this code you have to go to the actual direct vacuums website.adeelog

I have several of these… the bottom-plate is thicker than the traditional Fender bent plate bridge… is a good replacement for Squier VM series. (note that screw holes are different- need to dowel & re-drill.johnstauros

I bought this not knowing it was only 3 hole bridge, as most fender bridges are 5 hole. For the Fender Deluxe bass this is a better bridge that most Fender bridges. BTW the holes do not line up for a non Fender Deluxe bass.musicljs2002

Excellent choice to replace the proverbial 'bent plate' bridge. The holes don't line up with the standard 5 hole bridge, but it's an easy fix and easy install. All you need is a good eye and a drill bit. Spot-on intonation, streamline compared to Bada$$ or Gotoh. Very happy with this bridge.lhc515

I adjusted everything 6 times and could not remove the buzz on my American Fender P Bass. In way less than 30 minutes I was in business and have so much room to adjust the ups and downs of daily play. It took less than 20 bucks to make a 1200 dollar bass act and play like it should. I cant praise the Tusq people enough. The product is well made. Perfect but easy to prepare and install with minimum tools and fuss. All of my Basses and stringed instrument will be changed over to TUSQ INSTRUMENTS no matter who made them! I cant rate them as high as they deserve. It was delivered several days early and the whole process was done the old fashion way. Make a superior product, do what you advertise and make people happy! Mission accomplished!jumslat_0

I put together my own Stratocaster, the build took about a year and a half as genuine fender quality parts can get pricey. The neck plate made my strat look legit and high quality. As a professional musician I'm a stickler on quality parts for my instruments and I can tell tell you with 100% confidence that buying genuine fender parts for your build is worth every penny they just look, feel and sound good.Pablo

Be aware these are about 19 grams in weight and are made of some kind of aluminium alloy. The old strat plates were made of some other heavier non magnetic metal. My strats old plate weighed in at 59 grams; both are roughly about 2.2 mm thickness. The fender f plate and vintage plate are both chrome plated steel, (well magnetic material anyway). The vintage plate is about 32 grams and very thin at about 1.2 mm. The f plate is about 1.5 mm, and a little heavier the vintage, (on guitar so could not weigh). The corona plate seems strong and it has a good chrome finish. I marked it down one star due to the radical weight difference over previous plates, but I'm sure it is strong enough to last. Fender also confirmed that these plates are correct and used on newer strats.goldfinger1976

Nice neck plate. Heavy steel, and deep stamping on the logo. The screws could be better suited but all-in-all, a good price and an above average quality product.lawrsow0

top quality built. totally silent pickups. perfect. my fender p-bass has an american heavy ash body and maple neck. it produce a punchy highs. i was looking for pickup set that will suppress and cut some of the too-trebley sound. i installed Dimarzio P122. these are excellent pickups, but are not the flavor i wanted. too much highs and too modern in eq and sound color to my taste. since all reviews always point to the Fender Custom Shop pickups as the best upgrade for Precision, i've decided to choose the '63 pickups over the '62. they have a different eq curve. my bet was successful. the p-bass's sounds is now deeper, sweeter, pleasant growl and has a real vintage warmth that i wished to achieve.doron.mckeithen

I love these pickups! They are a great design that date more than 60 years and sound delightful. Unfortunately, with my most recent purchase of these pickups from Guitar Center one of the coils to the pair of pickups was dead. I suspect during the manufacturing process the dead coil itself was tested for continuity at the factory, but, I suspect, in process of wiring my pair of Precision pickups together the integrity of one of the coils was compromised and broken. This can happen and pickup coils lead should always be retested after the solider leads have been attached. I made the same mistake as the factory and did not check the integrity of the pickups prior to installation. Therefore I voided any return I could have made on this item. I had to buy another set which is now working great.David

I bought a Fender Ash body FSR Precision Bass (the sister to the Ash Bodied Standard Jazz Bass everyone is crazy about.) a few years ago at the Manchaester Ct. GC. the Pup's where not to be desired. so I changed them out with the Original They put these in the American Vintage series and there high end Pricision's so these pup's have to be good. and they are. I get compliments on my Bass I also put in a professionaly made Push Back Wired harness with CTS 250k Pots and spraug Orange drop. She littealy is a '62 now. and im in love with the tonal spectrum of this incredible Bass simply by changing to the Fender Original. looking to pure Precision tone cant go wrong with this set.viperBSG

I was excited to get the geezer split pbass pickup. After some manipulation it's great. I had to reverse the pots to allow the ground to reach the bridge. I'm concerned why a 4 inch ground was supplied while ample cable was supplied to the rest of the process. Maybe I bought one that was made after lunch. It does sound great. But to EMg qc Make the ground cable longer. My USA pbass from 94 did not have a compatible channel to the bridge. Had to Go hd to buy spec bit to make it happen. Rock onConor Daily

Overall: I bought these like 6 or 8 months ago for a Squier Affinity PJ Bass. The J pickup wasn't a throw in like the P pickup. I had to expand a little bit the pickup opening to make it fit. The installation was a hassle. I originally bought these for the "convenience" of solder less installation but could't get it to work.Had extra low volume and lots of ground and hiss. I uninstalled and reinstalled several times with no success. I gave up. Last week, I decided to try again. I ignored the instructions and started experimenting by inverting some of the connections. After a few trials and errors, I inverted one of the tone connections and problem solved! Now they're sounding good, punchy and with no hiss or ground noise whatsoever.In conclusion, installation can be way harder that one would think of solder less connections, but the end result is very satisfactory to the ears.Cesar

I got these to replace a faulty fender pickup that packed up in a almost new instrument. Turned out that it was so overwound that the copper was rubbing on the inside edges of the pickup cover.This plus all sorts of debris & dust under the pickguard resulted in cutting through the winding. Anyway I couldnt be bothered going through the hassle returning the instrument & thought Id try these toneriders ,they are easy to fit & of a much higher quality construction over the vintage fender ones. They sound much better also, they are full bodied & punchy with slight break up distortion only at the very top end of the volume knob which sounds good, i think thats why they describe them as hot vintage. I was initially concerned to replace the stock ones but these are great fun & much better so it worked out nicely in the end. Oh the tonerider has vintage wire & the fender ones did not even though they were supposed to be vintage models. These I honestly recommend.johnthecarpfather

Pre-bent to a slightly tighter radius. This eased installation a great deal. Not cut to uniform lengths, but they were all long enough to get the job done. The cuts were a little sloppy, but they must be filed and finished at the ends either way. Needed very little levelling and dressing. Overall great quality fretwire with uniform radius bends.20 Fingers McGee

The fret wires come in over sized lengths with plenty to work with. I was concerned that the grooves from the removed large jumbo frets would be too loose but they have more than enough tangs that fill and grips the rosewood which can be a bit 'chippy'. I had to adjust the radius of each one which was a bit of a pain that would have been much easier if they left them straight. They filed, leveled and crowned well and are just a bit taller than expected it good quality.001Berek

They are a high quality precision fret wire! After 3 of the Fender frets were installed, I contnually checked fret rocking and was suprised at the results, only 3 frets needed minor leveling after installation was completed. Now my import guitar plays like a High End instrument.timmci85

I've played jazz basses for years, recently picking up a late 90s CIJ Geddy Lee Jazz. This bass is based on a 1972 Jazz. The bridge pickup was not working, so I set out to find a good set of pickups. I tried Seymore Duncan Quarter Pounders, a Mexican Standard, and a Fender Custom Shop 60s model not produced any more. By far I liked the Fender Pure Vintage 74s the best. These have a vintage sound, not too hot, with a fuller low end than the 60's custom shop, or my stock pickups in my 2011 am standard jazz (a killer jazz sound). The midrange was very punchy, not too thin, but not fat or thick enough to get lost in the mix. The top end had a bite that lends itself well to a dirt pedal to get some texture. I'm not a huge fan of the bridge pickup soloed on a 70's model jazz, it's too nasal sounding to my ears. I much prefer the 60s spacing. The '74s seem to address that to a certain extent, smoothing out some of the thin nasal bite the 70s bridge pickup is known for. Blended, the sound is full and very punchy. The set growls nicely, in an upper mid sort of way (I see this more due to the 70's bridge pickup spacing) and slapping sounds great if that's your thing. Being mostly a finger player, a fresh set of stainless steel Rounds will get a nice tone that snarls when pushed. I haven't tried flat wound strings, but I'm sure they would sound good. I've never played a 74 jazz, but the pickup set seems to be made for this bass. I think Fender nailed the sound they were looking for here. Construction was typical Fender, nothing fancy and the poles and fiber bobbins were shellac covered. I'm not a huge fan of push back cloth insulated wires, but I had no issues soldering these. So far I haven't had any issues with hum or grounding problems. These are packaged with minimal information, but a schematic was provided for soldering instructions. My one complaint was the lack of information on which pickup was bridge or neck. One was marked with a red dot ( I assumed this was the bridge pickup) but not a single written word regarding the difference. This is annoying at the least, and could be a deal breaker for some if the pickups were are placed incorrectly. Come on Fender, even a note or written mark on the pickup would have been nice. Follow through and do your homework. All complaints aside, these are well worth a try in any jazz, and definitely a home run in a 70's model jazz bass. Add to the fact you can pick these up new for under 100 bucks if you look around, these are worth a try.jamesbaghr

I needed pickups to replace some dead coils on a 1966 Jazz Bass while the originals were out getting rewound, so I bought these '64 Pure Vintage to get me by. They are giving the original coils a run for the money. They possess a bump in the upper midrange that give them the characteristic growl of a vintage Jazz Bass. I'm not certain at all that the rewound 1966 set will go back on the bass unless for resale/originality reasons.gitdoc3qwt

These are great pickups. They exceeded my expectations. They are full and rich sounding and for the price are a superb value. They're less expensive than just about any other good set of Jazz Bass pickups and cost less than having old pickups rewound. I've got active EMG's, Barts, DiMarzios, Aguilars, Fender Super 55's, Seymour Duncans and other Jazz sets in other basses and right now, I'm enjoying the sound of these the most of all.Cajon Crawdad

I ordered this to replace the malfunctioning preamp in my Peavey Cirrus USA 5 string bass. Had to do some modification with the wiring since the factory pickups aren't EMGs. Sounds amazing! This is actually the third one that I've purchased (I installed one in my Spector Legend 5 Custom, one in my Peavey Cirrus USA 5, and THIS one that I'm going to install into my Cirrus USA 6). I used to not be a fan of stacked mid controls, but the BQS system changed my thinking!bassdude70

This kit has everything you need to make your Jazz Bass sing! Put these in an ‘87 Japanese Fender Jazz Bass just to give the instrument a bit more punch. The only extra step I had to take was routing out the bridge pickup slot a bit wider (barely 1/16”). These solder-less kits are amazing and take no time at all to install. As always, American Musical shipped my order out super-fast and were a pleasure to work with. Thank you EMG and American Musical!Dan A

I put these in an American professional jazz to be able to blend without noise. I chose them because I wanted it to remain a completely Fender bass. They aren't absolutely horrible sounding, but I have decided the only way these companies should make noiseless "single coils" is by using side by side split coils. Not stacked dual coils. Splitting the coils gives good output, attitude, and a low mid bump- you know the kind that makes people love P basses. Everybody is figuring this out except Fender- the greatest guitar maker in the world. Aguilar, Dimarzio, Nordstrand, Seymour Duncan (recently), mojotone (guitar pickups), Fralin. They've all figured out the noiseless thing. I ended up with Nordstrand NJ4SE in one and Dimarzio model J in the other. Love both of my jazz basses now. I love you Fender, but get in the game with your pickups!Andrew

I don't know if this is the LATEST version of the noiseless jazz bass pickups…it is so hard to keep up with Fender as they roll out newer versions, however, this is a great replacement to older jazz bass pickups. It really as close to noise free as you can get as you solo each pickup individually. As most jazz bass players know, the single coil aspect of the jazz bass pickup is GOING to get some hum or noise unless you are playing both the neck and bridge pickups at the same time to cancel out noise. This retains the signature Fender Jazz Bass sound with great clarity with the advantage of being noise free. Highly recommended!!road-cat1

These are a special wind from Tim Shaw, the ultimate pickup guy at Fender. They are capable of perfect vintage deep bass while throwing out strong mids and super crisp, bright highs. Not super hot so you still have to work if you want overdrive distortion, which is a good thing. These have become my favorites for all my Fender builds–basses, teles, and strats.bobvarns

I swapped out all of the Switchcraft jacks in 6 of my basses. These are quality jacks. The connection feels tighter than a normal jack and it seems like its a better, more stable connection. Its a long overdue upgrade to the 1/4 inch jack.glenkathyericethan

Overall: Unbelievable! EMG has captured the sound of the '70s Fender Jazz Bass but eliminated that awful cycle hum that was always present when you didn't have both pickups dialed to the same position. The installation was as easy as pie since EMG also eliminated the need for soldering. Impressive to say the least.Mark

Swapped out the stock Harley benton jazz bass pickups for these, and wow what a difference. The tone on these were just what i was looking for! The pots and wiring were easy to plug in and seemed of good quality. Two Thumbs up.Abe O.

I replaced the pickups and circuitry of a new Squier Classic Vibe '60's Precision Bass, first with EMG pickup (Did NOT like the EMG) then the Aguilar, after seeing reviews. I also replaced pots with Bourns 250k Linear for Vol. and Bourns 250k Audio for Tone, installing a 0.068mf capacitor on the Tone pot. Terrific combination. There is a fine range of tone with these pickups, nicely governed by the Bourns. Really lovely deep clear growl on the low E, so it's a pleasure to be doing scales and riffs down there. The .068mf cap filters off the thinner, snappy upper string sound, so there is more useable range since the A, D and G don't sound tooo thin and barky on the low frets. That single, inexpensive capacitor change makes a fine difference! Oh, also installed a Fender higher-mass bridge, as seen in photo.Andrew G.

Aguilar 4P-60 4-String P Bass 60's – High quality of pickup. class A . I installed it on my Fender P bass made in Japan and you can hear the difference straight away, bright and load of mid with full open tone, and if you close the tone old Motown sound that take you right to old funk club. this is very good replacement for MIJ or MIM bass or take every "on the budget" bass and make it high standard bass (or if you build you own bass kind of guy or girl) . this is top a product from top A company that give you 120% value for you money.kinkyroy2

This is my second order for the cover. The first was flawless in finish, the second order had a very small blemish in the chrome plating, but very hard to see more than a few feet away.None

I like it but I had to add the foam rubber anti -sustain under the cover like the original..The foam rubber helps to make the electric bass sound similar to a up-right bass when desired with the right amp setting!!poppi_13

…and they're exactly what I needed for my '90s-era Crate Electra bass that somehow came up missing one. How does that even happen? Well.when you loan gear out you never know. I only needed one, not four, but hey. if one can go AWOL I reckon there could be more. These are a good match visually, but ever so slightly larger diameter which required a little judicious use of a round file.bp1abe

I purchased this as a replacement on a Squier 1951. Did not fit. Just slightly too small.. I'll use it on another axe. Good service and pricing.John

Agreed , this is an excellent deal since it costs less than a plate alone otherwise. This plate is hard to find and is the true old 51-57 P-bass curve and dimension, with holes for usa pots – very different than the Japan '51 version.amigodelmar

Purchased this pick-up cover to be installed on my 2002 MIM Fender 5-String Jazz Bass. Unfortunately the cover is designed to be installed on a 4-string and is not wide enough for the extra width of the added "B" string. It will barely clear the width of the pick-up, but once the string is played it will vibrate against the cover. I will need to return the part for a refund or build up the area underneath the mounting area of the cover in order to clear the strings.Unnamed User-R3brt

Having been an active player for 40 years plus and being the proud owner of a 1668 Fender P Bass I found myself in need of a new pick-up cover. Never thought I would find one so close to the original cover. The order process was easy and fast. The part arrived in three days. The only complaint I have is it did not come with screws. No big deal just used the old ones. Fit and finish was perfect. Would recommend ordering parts from Guitar Center.Funky White Boy