Detail 01
DC resistance
Winding follows a turn count, so readings vary from pickup to pickup and tend toward 7.3k.

Independent shopping perspective
Built around the 1951 Precision Bass tone reference, the Miles is a single-coil P-style bass pickup for reshaping a contemporary bass around that early design. Its winding is counted by turns of wire rather than a fixed resistance target, so each unit can read differently while tending toward 7.3k DC resistance. It is a focused choice when that specific 1951 Precision Bass-inspired direction matters more than selecting by an exact resistance number.

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Detail 01
Winding follows a turn count, so readings vary from pickup to pickup and tend toward 7.3k.
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has a P pickup configuration.
No. The winding follows the number of wire turns, so DC resistance varies, though it tends to be around 7.3k.
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