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Club Sandberg (part 2)

I seem to remember measuring mine (when I had them) and the VM4's MM was closer to the bridge. California 1's though.
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Congrats! How’s the tone and feel?
I think it needs a proper setup now but overall it feels so comfortable the neck. And the tone is something I am looking for in slapping style. Not bright as maple f/b does, a little milder in taste but I like it so much. I used to own modern bass like musicman bongo and dingwall. It is always good to go back passive and vintage sounding bass like this masterpiece does.

I just wonder instead of vol-vol-tone they chose to use vol-pan-tone. I have no preference though.
 
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These are stock Black Label pickups. Actually I would like to try other pickups on it such as aero jb pickups.
The usual stock pickups on a passive TT's are Sandberg Alnico 5's (my favourite jazz pickup ever).

Were you told specifically they were Black Labels? The statement that you have single coil hum would point towards the single coil Sandberg A5's.

Nice bass btw.