Bartolini 5-String Original P-Bass (58S72), Black

The original Bartolini design gives you the timeless tone that started it all - full and warm for that vintage voice you've been craving, enhancing the natural voice of your bass. These split coil pickups are hum-cancelling, so they are well suited for studio or stage. They have a blade core design, so you don't have to worry about string alignment. Original Barts bring out your voice, low and clear. In the early '70s, Bill Bartolini leveraged his deep knowledge of acoustics to create pickups that produce the most natural, musical voice from the instrument. He added shielding to block radio signals and noise. He developed a method of sealing, isolating, and stabilizing the coils so they could be encapsulated in epoxy to eliminate "microphonics" - the nasty noise you get when you touch typical pickups.

• Original P-Bass pickup for electric bass
• 5-string version
• big, deep vintage P-bass tone
• split -P, hum-killing
• magnetic circuit: carbon steel, ceramic blade magnets (ferrite), wide aperture, opposite coil polarity
• DC resistance 9.7 kOhm
• resonant frequency 4.6 kHz
• 52 - 72 mm / 2.05" - 2.83" sensing width
• 2-conductor, shielded coaxial cable, core hot
• passive
• black cover
• dimensions (L x W x H) 55.9 x 27.4 x 20.3 mm / 2.2" x 1.08" x 0.8" (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.