Split Brick Style Humbucker

Does anyone know where I can buy a pickup like the one in this photo? It’s from a Reverend bass. They refer to it as a “split brick” pickup. I guess it’s kind of like a p-bass style pickup with a full humbucker cover. As far as I know Reverend doesn’t sell them and haven’t been able to find them anywhere else.

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Does anyone know where I can buy a pickup like the one in this photo? It’s from a Reverend bass. They refer to it as a “split brick” pickup. I guess it’s kind of like a p-bass style pickup with a full humbucker cover. As far as I know Reverend doesn’t sell them and haven’t been able to find them anywhere else.

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Saw similar setup today on a new Squire Jag (SS?) in a music store. Maybe not the exact pickup, but the "brick arrangement. There was NO J pickup.
 
I'm curious about this pickup, particularly wondering how it might sound in a passive setup in the MM sweet spot. It's not expensive, so I might just give it a try in my upcoming Warmoth project.
 
That looks like such a good solution to the Stingray issue with the high strings. Even if it only helps a little
What is the “issue” ? My SBMM with a Nordstrand pickup sounds great across all 4 strings. I do take slight issue with typical P basses with the DG coil being the one closer to the bridge. Reverse P is more balanced to my ears.
 
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What is the “issue” ? My SBMM with a Nordstrand pickup sounds great across all 4 strings. I do take slight issue with typical P basses with the DG coil being the one closer to the bridge. Reverse P is more balanced to my ears.
The issue is my D and G strings sound kinda whimpy. I can see that reverse P giving the oomph where the bass needs it, balancing the strings a little. I might be wrong, but it just looks like it would