@Jughead6 As a gross generalisation, and of course these terms get branded around which can be subjective, but it’s about all we have without listening!
Delano’s - crystal clear and hi-fi, but this does not mean sterile and boring, really balanced sound, especially with the Glock pre when active.
When i play this I prefer a blend towards the reverse split P, but the bridge pick up is fine on its own. Does well with pedals.
Sandberg - more vintage sounding, lower output, go really well with all pedals as IMHO if you are pushing a lot of sounds with pre amps, it can overwhelm a signal. The balance on these is just right to mould your sound. It gives you a really good jazz sound and balance on the DK.
When I play this I favour a blend towards the bridge, nice bit of bite.
Be aware the new Sandberg black labels are hotter, more punch to them, but still very refined, a very fine pick up indeed(not in the bass I pictured but I have played them).
Haüssel’s - hot, even being passive, very mid range focussed. The neck pick up solo’d Is about as close to a split coil ‘P’ sound you will get from a jazz bass single coil pick up I have heard. When I play this I am almost exclusively neck pick up only. This does less well with my pedal pre amps (Two Notes LeBass, Hartke VXL) not that it sounds poo, but I have to dial it back compared to the DK to get clarity, but I have worked around so it’s minimal change between basses. Often this is pure - bass-compressor-amp.
All fine pick ups - loads of fun.
Hope this helps
