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The metal pickup surround only really exists to make the integrated single coil pickup outwardly resemble the original horseshoe magnets design.
If the Spirit bass is routed for a single central soapbar-sized pickup, that is where I would position the R-style bridge pickup.
The 24-fret fingerboard is bound to compromise the position of the neck pickup. It probably needs to be right up against the end of the neck.
It will be interesting to read ICBM’s opinion of this one.
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Without getting into the tonewood thing, someone else said that it's all in the pickups. Me, I say a Ric sounds like a Ric even when it's not plugged in.