Detail 01
"Bass" in the name
PRS labels neck-position pickups "bass" and bridge-position "treble." This is the neck one.

Independent shopping perspective
PRS replacement pickup for the neck position, chrome-covered, sold as a single unit. For owners upgrading or repairing a PRS-style guitar.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
PRS labels neck-position pickups "bass" and bridge-position "treble." This is the neck one.
Detail 02
A covered pickup, so it sits closer to a smoother, slightly rounder top end than an open-coil version.
Detail 03
Voiced for the Tremonti guitar, so it's aimed at a hotter rock and metal setup rather than a clean-first one.
Detail 04
A full two-pickup swap costs roughly double, plus install. Budget for the pair if you want a matched output.
Detail 05
Routing and mounting are built around PRS bodies. Other guitars may need spacer, ring, or route changes.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. "Bass" refers to the neck position on a six-string guitar in PRS's naming. It won't work as a bass guitar pickup.
No. This is a single pickup. The matching bridge unit is a separate purchase.
It's cut to PRS specs. Many humbucker-routed guitars will take it, but confirm your route dimensions and mounting hardware first.
Covers can be removed, but it takes desoldering and heat, and it risks damaging the coils. Have a tech do it.