Seymour Duncan STK-J1N - CLASSIC STACK JB NECK BLACK
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Vintage Jazz Bass tone with the attack and clarity of a single coil, without the hum
- "Stack" design (two stacked coils) for highly effective noise reduction in a passive setup
- 4-conductor wiring to expand mounting and wiring options according to your electronics
- Alnico V and careful craftsmanship for a dynamic, precise, and musical response in the neck position
Manufacturer Information
Seymour Duncan
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A Silent "Vintage" Pickup in the Tradition of Classic JB Sounds
The Seymour Duncan Classic Stack JB STK-J1N captures the spirit of a highly regarded vintage Jazz Bass pickup while offering a decisive advantage for stage and studio use: noiseless operation. Thanks to its two stacked coils, it retains the expected grain, definition, and warmth in the neck position, while significantly reducing the unwanted noise often associated with single coils.
For Which Bassists and Styles?
Designed for bassists seeking a clean and articulate sound without sacrificing character, this pickup is ideal for funk, pop, rock, soul, jazz, worship, or any recording where the silence between notes matters as much as the groove. In the neck position, it promotes a warm foundation, musical low-mids, and a clear attack, perfect for supporting the mix without cluttering it.
Stack, Alnico V, and Multi-Conductor Wiring: Versatility Serving the Sound
With its Alnico V magnet and stacked coil design, the STK-J1N aims for a balance between tradition and noise control. Its passive electronics integrate easily into a 4-string bass, and the 4-conductor wiring opens the door to various wiring schemes according to your needs (custom setups, combinations, workshop adaptations). The result: a versatile, reliable pickup especially relevant if you play under stage lighting, near power supplies, or in electrically "busy" environments.
Technical specifications
| Electronics | Passive | Number of conductors | 4 |
| Category | bass microphone | Position | handle |
| Instrument | 4-string bass | Resistance | 11.9 KILOHM |
| Magnet | alnico V | Color | Black |
| Winding | stack | ||
| Coil type | stack | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Seymour Duncan STK-J1N compatible with a 4-string bass?
This model is designed for a 4-string bass and is mounted in the neck position. Its passive electronics allow integration into a passive bass setup.
Is this Jazz Bass neck pickup quiet?
The stacked dual-coil construction significantly reduces noise commonly associated with single coils. This design is suitable for electrically noisy environments, under stage lighting or near power supplies.
What sound does the STK-J1N provide in the neck position?
The Alnico V magnet delivers a warm foundation with a musical low-midrange. The neck position offers clear attack and good definition in the mix.
How many conductors does this bass pickup have?
The wiring includes 4 conductors, allowing various wiring schemes and workshop adaptations.
What is the resistance of the Classic Stack JB neck black?
The specified resistance is 11.9 kΩ. The pickup features a black finish and a stacked bobbin design.



