Wanting to change pickups on Schecter

[Hirek]

Hey,
So i've got this bass last year, and i feel like i wanna change the pickups.
The pickups I wanna get are;
Seymour Duncan SPB-3 Quarter Pound
Seymour Duncan SMB-4D

I love the sound of them, but i was just wondering if i could even put them into a Schecter Stiletto Stealth 4, without any huge problems.
I'll post the specs of it below (from Musician's Friend website)
Construction: 6 Bolt-on
Body Material: Basswood
Top Contour: Flat Top
Neck Material: Maple
Fretboard Material: Rosewood
Inlays: Grey Pearloid Dots
Scale: 34" (863mm)
Frets: 24 X-Jumbo
Fretboard Radius: 16" (406mm)
Neck Shape: Thin ˜C'
Thickness: @ 1st Fret- .787" (20mm)/ @ 12th Fret- .866" (22mm)
Nut: Graph Tech XL Black Tusq
Nut Width: 1.496" (38mm)
Truss Rod: 2-Way Adjustable Rod w/ 5/32" (4mm) Allen Nut
Bridge Pickup: Schecter Diamond SuperRock MM
Neck Pickup: Schecter Diamond P
Controls: Master Volume/Blend/Active 2-Band EQ
Battery Compartment: 9-volt Clip-in Battery Compartment
Hardware Color: Black
Bridge: S-Tek
Tuners: Schecter
Knobs: Metal Knurled w/ Set Screw
Country of Origin: Indonesia

And here's the links to the pickups, if needed:
https://www.seymourduncan.com/pickup/quarter-pound-p-bass
https://www.seymourduncan.com/pickup/music-man-ceramic


Thanks

 

[two fingers]

I'm no Schecter expert but it looks like they would drop right in.

 

[EdBo]

The 3 Schecters I own have standard routs and you should have no problems.

 

[Zoobiedood]

They should drop in, but you can check out the official measurements here and here.

 

[Dincrest]

Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but a pickup/electronics upgrade is something I'm considering as well on my Stiletto Stealth. And for anyone else considering it on their Stiletto Stealth, I have some information worth considering.

I discovered a quirk with the pickup rout on these basses. Yes, any standard P pickup should fit in but because the two halves of the P "overlap" each other more than usual, the strings will not slot perfectly between the pole pieces. Here is another Stealth owner's Reddit post showing what I mean:


I'm sure that person's bass sounds amazing, but if you obsess over little aesthetic details, it will be hard to get over the appearance of a bass where the strings don't line up "just right" between the pole pieces. So a P pickup with blade-style magnets might be better.

And another thing to consider is that because the bass is top routed (the preamp is under the pickguard rather than in a rear control cavity) some preamps might be a tight fit or not fit in at all. I know the higher end Stealth Pro uses EMG pickups and preamp, so I would assume an EMG preamp would fit into that rout.

ASIDE: I LOVE my Stiletto Stealth. The balance is amazing, playability rocks, the basswood body is light and resonant, the neck is narrow/fast but has some chunkiness to the profile (I prefer this over Soundgear pencil necks), and it's just a great looking bass that I can play in a suit 'n tie gig or a jeans 'n T-shirt gig.