Seymour Duncan STK-J1N Classic Stack 4-String Neck Pickup For Jazz Bas
Seymour Duncan STK-J1N Classic Stack 4-String Neck Pickup For Jazz Bass
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- SKU
- 11403-01
Description
Seymour Duncan STK-J1N Classic Stack 4-String Neck Pickup For Jazz Bass
The Seymour Duncan STK-J1N is a vintage-voiced neck pickup engineered to capture warm, articulate jazz bass tones without excessive output or mud in your recordings. Built on Alnico V rod magnets, this pickup delivers the classic character essential for professional jazz bass tracking while maintaining clarity across the low-frequency spectrum. The slightly narrower design fits standard Jazz Bass neck routes and integrates seamlessly into both traditional and modern studio setups.
Tone & Frequency Response
With a DC resistance of 11.6 kΩ and a resonant peak at 8 kHz, the STK-J1N balances warmth with articulation, emphasizing the upper-midrange for note definition without harshness in the mix. The EQ curve of 7 / 5 / 6 (Bass / Mid / Treble) sits in the sweet spot for jazz and fusion sessions, where fundamental weight and harmonic presence combine to deliver recordings that translate across playback systems.
Build & Specifications
This neck model measures 3.705" × 0.716" (94.1 mm × 19.3 mm) and arrives wired with a four-conductor cable for flexible coil-splitting or series/parallel wiring options during setup or modification. Chrome screws and a logo cover are included, enabling quick installation and professional appearance in any bass cavity.
Key Features
- Alnico V rod magnets for vintage-authentic tone
- DC Resistance: 11.6 kΩ (neck position)
- Resonant Peak: 8 kHz for clarity and articulation
- EQ Signature: 7 / 5 / 6 (Bass / Mid / Treble)
- Four-conductor cable for wiring flexibility
- Dimensions: 3.705" × 0.716" (94.1 mm × 19.3 mm)
- Slightly narrower profile optimized for neck position
- Chrome screws included
- Logo cover included
- Standard Jazz Bass 4-string routing compatible
The STK-J1N delivers the focused, articulate response that captures classic jazz bass tone on tape, making it a reliable choice for producers and engineers who demand authenticity and balanced output in the control room.
More Information
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Country of Manufacture | United States |
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At a Glance
The Seymour Duncan STK-J1N is a classic-sounding neck pickup purpose-built for recording warm, focused jazz bass tracks that sit cleanly in a mix without murk or bloat. Its 11.6 kΩ DC resistance and 8 kHz resonant peak emphasize articulation and harmonic detail, making it ideal for session work, home recordings, and studio fusion projects where every note needs definition. The four-conductor cable lets you shape tone through series/parallel wiring options, giving producers flexibility during tracking and post-production.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ Jazz
- ✓ Fusion
- ✓ Studio Sessions
- ✓ Home Recording
Not the best pick for
- – Metal
- – Punk
- – Drop Tunings
Skill level: Intermediate · Advanced · Professional
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this pickup fit my jazz bass?
Yes—the STK-J1N measures 3.705" × 0.716" and is engineered for standard Jazz Bass 4-string neck routes. It integrates seamlessly into traditional and modern instruments without routing modifications.
What tone should I expect?
Warm, articulate, and balanced. The Alnico V magnets and 8 kHz resonant peak deliver vintage character with upper-midrange clarity, making it ideal for jazz, fusion, and studio sessions. The EQ signature (7/5/6 Bass/Mid/Treble) avoids excessive mud while preserving fundamental weight.
Can I use wiring options like series/parallel with this pickup?
Absolutely. The STK-J1N comes with a four-conductor cable that supports flexible wiring configurations, giving you tonal shaping options for different rigs and recording scenarios.
Is this pickup suitable for metal or punk?
No—the STK-J1N is voiced specifically for jazz, fusion, and warm studio tones. Its articulate, balanced character and lower output are optimized for those genres, not high-gain or aggressive styles.
What's included in the box?
The pickup arrives with chrome screws, a logo cover, and a four-conductor cable, ready for installation into a standard Jazz Bass neck cavity.
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