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Seymour Duncan SJ5N-67/70 Passive Single Coil Neck Pickup For Jazz Bass vs Seymour Duncan SJ5N-70/74 Passive Single Coil Neck Pickup For Jazz Bass
The SJ5N-67/70 emphasizes woody, midrange-focused warmth ideal for modern five-string jazz, while the SJ5N-70/74 offers a more balanced, hum-canceling stacked-coil design suited to traditional jazz and contemporary versatility. Choose the 67/70 for tonal character and modern Fender Jazz V fit; choose the 70/74 for hum rejection and classic jazz clarity.
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Seymour Duncan SJ5N-67/70 Passive Single Coil Neck Pickup For Jazz Bass
Seymour Duncan SJ5N-70/74 Passive Single Coil Neck Pickup For Jazz Bass
Specs side by side
| Seymour Duncan SJ5N-67/70 Passive Single Coil Neck Pickup For Jazz Bass | Seymour Duncan SJ5N-70/74 Passive Single Coil Neck Pickup For Jazz Bass | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $99.00 | $99.00 |
| Brand | Seymour Duncan | Seymour Duncan |
| Pickup Type | Neck | Neck |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Seymour Duncan SJ5N-67/70 Passive Single Coil Neck Pickup For Jazz Bass
- ✓ Wider cover size engineered specifically for modern Fender Jazz V specifications
- ✓ Woody, midrange-focused tone with contemporary clarity and presence
- ✓ Hand-ground alnico 5 with Forbon flatwork delivers warm, articulate response
Why choose Seymour Duncan SJ5N-70/74 Passive Single Coil Neck Pickup For Jazz Bass
- ✓ Stacked coil design actively cancels hum while preserving single-coil character
- ✓ 7.5k DC resistance provides moderate, dynamics-responsive output
- ✓ Balanced, refined tone works equally well for traditional walking lines and modern styles; includes 2-conductor shielded cable
Frequently asked questions
What is the main tonal difference between these two pickups?
The SJ5N-67/70 emphasizes woody, midrange-focused warmth with contemporary clarity, while the SJ5N-70/74 delivers a more balanced, refined tone with excellent note definition and equal clarity. The 70/74 is less colored by midrange presence.
Does the SJ5N-70/74's stacked coil design compromise single-coil tone?
No; Seymour Duncan's stacked design actively eliminates hum while maintaining the single-coil character expected in jazz bass playing, making it quieter without sacrificing tonal definition.
Which pickup is better for traditional jazz walking lines versus modern funk?
The SJ5N-70/74 is noted specifically for traditional walking lines and contemporary versatility. The SJ5N-67/70 is voiced for modern five-string jazz bass and funk with its woody, present midrange.
Are there compatibility differences I should know about?
The SJ5N-67/70 features a wider cover size matched to modern Fender Jazz V specifications. The SJ5N-70/74 accommodates string spacings up to 3 inches and comes with a 2-conductor shielded cable included.