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I've experimented with all 3 versions of the basslines in my Nash TB-68J. (1968 Telecaster style bass with an added J pickup at the bridge) SCPB1 - This pickup has a very wide sonic footprint. Meaning, each note envelops your speakers and lays a very broad foundation. Not punchy at all and no growl to speak of but has lots of high end. Not sure I could use this pickup by itself, but works very well in conjunction with the J bridge pickup. The J tightens up the tone while still retaining some of the plush low end resulting in a very unique tone that I enjoyed. SCPB2 - This one is a bit hotter, has more low end and is punchier than the SCPB1. The growl factor makes an appearance (unlike the SCPB1) which I prefer for adding some stank to the notes when necessary. This is the one I chose to keep in my bass because it sounds very good by itself and great with the J bridge pickup. Sounds excellent for Meters style funk and Stones style rock. SCPB3 - This one adds alot more mids, more low end and will punch you square in the jaw. If you play any sort of hard rock or metal and want to cut thru the mix, this is the one for you. Lots of growl and cutting mids in here. This pickup isnt shy...the notes are very strong and the bass sounds very commanding with the J bridge pickup blended in. IMO...Hope this helps some. FYI....I havent tried any other manufactures pickups of this style, so I couldnt compare.