RECOMMENDATIONS FOR JAZZ BASS PICKUP REPLACEMENTS?

Kebabkid

I purchased a new, cheap (£150) Ibanez GSR180 bass last year and I like the playability of it and dimensions. However, I think the pickups, Ibanez's own PSNDJ Neck and Bridge (Passive), are a bit lucklustre.

Any recommended, good, versatile replacements that allow for all styles (funk, pop and rock)? I realise the cost of pickups and fitting them might get dangerously close to it's value, but I thought I'd see what's out there that's decent, and preferably cheap.

Cheers

ICBM

The Duncan Basslines Hot Stacks are excellent, not too expensive and hum-cancelling. Or you could mix a Hot Stack in the bridge with a Classic Stack in the neck for a bit more versatility.

steamabacus

Seymour Duncan Quarterpounders are pretty versatile and can be picked up s/h fairly cheaply - I have one in the bridge position of my P/J Squier Precision and it's great.
If you wanted to go 'new', then Tonerider pickups are great and not pricey. I don't have any experience of their Jazz Bass pickups but I put one in the 'P' position of my Squier. I took a punt on the Tonerider because I couldn't find a Seymour Duncan to go with the Quarterpounder bridge p/u at a cheap enough price. The Tonerider more than holds it's own alongside the Duncan.

Kebabkid

Cheers chaps. Any more suggestions?