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50% of reviewers
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$228.00
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7.5
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Description:
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Split-coil humbucker in standard Fender Jazz dimensions. Features huge 9.5 millimeter exposed pole pieces.
Boilerplate from the Delano website promises: "Ultra-fast transient attack, powerful low-end response, detailed midrange and brilliant high end."
Can be operated in either active or passive mode. Available either in matched pairs or individually.
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RedLeg
Registered User
Registered: January 2009
Location: 相模原,Japan
Posts: 1167
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Review Date: Wed April 1, 2009
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: $228.00
| Rating: 10
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Pros:
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performed as advertised. crystal clear highs, round bottom, punchy mids, fast response, DROPPED RIGHT IN, AND THEY LOOK COOL AS SH1T
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Cons:
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expensive mamajamas!
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I paired these JMVC's with my warwick thumb bolt-on with an aguilar obp-3. They performed beyond my expectations and made my warwick sound even more growly! It is definitely hi-fi sounding. I can get more versatility from these split hum-cancelers than the stock stacked hum-canceling MEC's. And the "visual impact of the 9.5mm magnets is clearly audible" and cool as sh!t. I don't know what else to say about these except Delano promised and delivered well beyond my expectations.
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Wick Club Member #244 | Lowend Jazz Bass Club #17 | Ibanez Club #697 | Tyler Henderson Pickup Fan
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Metania
Registered User
Registered: October 2011
Location: Denmark
Posts: 12
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Review Date: Sat November 26, 2011
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Would you recommend the product? No |
Price you paid?: None indicated
| Rating: 5
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Pros:
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cuts through in the mix, good stock pups
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Cons:
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Colorless, way too polite, unresponsive in active mode, passive mode better,
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I have a Sandberg California JJ4 fretless with these Delanos as stock pups. The bass is awesome, and plays very well, but the pups disappoint! The bridge pup brings out a weak little thin sound, and the neck pup puts out a muffled low! Balanced the pups sound swampy and dull. I have a Fender Jazz Bass which sounds exactly like I like it - snarly, growly bridge pup, and punchy, crispy lows from the neck pup! At half the price!
I would always recommend the California fretless, since it is a wonderful instrument - but if you have any suggestions as to replacement pups, I would love to hear from you guys!
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"Kom så basse!"
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