Fat Bass Tone
SBC6 HE/S-4
P4 DROP-IN REPLACEMENT
ARTICULATE, FULL AND ACCURATE
QUAD COIL DESIGN
VERY CLEAR
DESIGNED & BUILT IN GERMANY
MULTIPLE WIRING OPTIONS
FREE SHIPPING IN THE USA
EXPERT TECHNICAL SUPPORT
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Delano's SBC6 HE/S-4 bass pickups are quad-coil bass humbuckers in the classic P4 soapbar shape. They represent the leading edge in dedicated bass transducer technology: Unbelievably full and open sound throughout the entire spectrum with tight bottom, airy midrange and heavenly harmonics unrivalled by ANY other bass pickup. Finally your bass CAN sound like it should.
With the SBC6 HE/S-4, Delano wanted to integrate the option of an additional P-cross coil style string sensing pattern, with no hum, off course. But what you get is far more. When properly wired and positioned, you can get, for example, two different JB type® (60s or 70s) single coil voicings out of the very same SBC 6 HE/S-4 bridge pickup, on top of their dead-on humbucker sound.
Includes pickup screw tubing and black screws.
Shielded 4-conductor cable
Size (Neck & Bridge):
4.65" [118mm] Long
1.26" [32mm] Wide
Nice punch and mids in these quad coils.Good dynamics and body, with extended highs. The balance is pretty great in this pickup while having great heft.
Please note that this demo was made with the 5 string version of the pickup. Delano is wiring all string versions of the quad coil soapbar to sound extremely similar.
Put on a good set of headphones and check out the audio demo below to hear it for yourself.
As always, keep in mind that these are generalizations. Your experience could be different depending on many factors.
More punch is present in these quad coil bass pickups when wired in series compared to their dual coil counterparts. The mid range has more content and they feel quite dynamic.
This demo was made with the 5 string version of the pickup set. Delano engineers the 6 string version to sound as close to the same as possible
Put on a good set of headphones and check out the audio demo below to hear it for yourself.
As always, keep in mind that these are generalizations. Your experience could be different depending on many factors.