Bartolini 5-String Original MusicMan DL (76DL5C), Black

Our Music Man® Original series pickups bring you the timeless tone that started it all. No other pickup can deliver the gigantic, luxuriant lows of Original Barts. But not only to they provide for bottomless lows and low-mids, their dual coil construction eliminates the noise and muddiness that vast amounts of low-end can create. The Originals are full and warm for that vintage tone you've been craving, enhancing the natural voice of your bass. You'll never find lower tones produced with higher clarity! Made for pro-level bass players, they are fully sealed and shielded making them sweat-proof, quiet if you touch them, and immune invisible noise from stage lights and studio power supplies. The cables are shielded too.

• Original Series MusicMan DL pickup for electric bass
• 5-string version
• deep, thick original sound
• popular passive upgrade for active basses
• dual coil parallel humbucking
• magnetic circuit: carbon steel, brass, copper, ceramic blade magnets (ferrite), wide aperture, opposite coil polarity
• DC resistance 5.4 kOhm each coil
• resonant frequency 4.2 kHz
• 76 mm / 2.99" max. sensing width
• 4-conductor shielded cable with bare drain wire
• passive
• black cover
• dimensions (L x W x H) 105.2 x 48.5 x 26.2 mm / 4.14" x 1.91" x 1,03" (height incl. cable)
• screws and springs are not included
• Due to the manufacturing process, the plastic housings of Bartolini pickups may show minor processing or handling marks. The cable ends of some pickups may also be pre-soldered. These characteristics do not constitute grounds for complaint or reason for return.
• Note: The return and refund policy does not apply to pickups if their cables have been cut or other damage affecting the condition of the goods is present.

Note: Replacement pickups may differ slightly in shape and dimensions from the original pickups. Adjustments may be necessary. It is recommended that you check the schematic drawings carefully. Deviations in the size and shape of the pickups do not constitute grounds for complaint.