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It probably means it has the EMG-TW pickups in it.
From EMG site:
The EMG-TW Series (Bass Pickups in 4, 5, and 6 String Housings) Expanding on our Extended Series Bass pickups, the new Twin Series models are switchable from single to dual-coil, in the same style as our EMG-89 Guitar Pickup. This innovative design puts "two pickups in one" at your fingertips. There are separate outputs for both single and dual-coil pickups selected by the push/pull pot included with each kit. The TW Models use our popular "CS" (Ceramic and Steel) construction for a warm but clear tone.
From EMG site:
The EMG-TW Series (Bass Pickups in 4, 5, and 6 String Housings) Expanding on our Extended Series Bass pickups, the new Twin Series models are switchable from single to dual-coil, in the same style as our EMG-89 Guitar Pickup. This innovative design puts "two pickups in one" at your fingertips. There are separate outputs for both single and dual-coil pickups selected by the push/pull pot included with each kit. The TW Models use our popular "CS" (Ceramic and Steel) construction for a warm but clear tone.
40CSTW are standard in the Euro 5LX
in the 4LX, however, you have the option of a P/J pickup (4LX Classic) set or the 35CSTW's (4LX TW)
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in the 4LX, however, you have the option of a P/J pickup (4LX Classic) set or the 35CSTW's (4LX TW)
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The "TW" is simply a certain type of EMG Pickups - no further down the Rabbit Hole than that.
