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The Bartolini b-axis DG5PJ-19 is a unique 5-string Music Man-style pickup combining Bartolini's high-asymmetry b-axis design with an extremely flexible quad-coil structure. The pickup uses dual inline coils on the bridge side and offset P-style split coils on the neck side, delivering a clear, super-punchy voice with excellent articulation.
The 4-conductor design allows the DG5PJ-19 to be wired in series, parallel or split configurations while remaining hum-cancelling in each configuration. Bartolini designed the pickup with a wider sensing aperture than a conventional Music Man pickup, allowing it to capture more of each string's vibration.
The DG5PJ-19 is designed primarily for the bridge position and pairs particularly well with the Bartolini b-axis J45J-LN-19 Jazz Bass neck pickup or PB5-19 P Bass neck pickup. It is optimized for 19mm bridge string spacing while also working well with 18mm spacing.
DG Shape:
4.14" [105.3mm] Long
1.92" [48.8mm] Wide
0.74" [18.7mm] Thick
+ 0.15" [3.8mm] Cable Clearance
Mounting:
3 standard Music Man pickup mounting ears for #3 or #4 screws.
Coil Structure:
Quad Coil - Dual Inline and Dual Split Hum-Killing
Cable Type:
4-Conductor Cable with shield and bare drain
Magnetic Circuit:
Offset Alnico V pole magnets with controlled charge, copper and aluminum field shaping.
Coil Specs:
The DG5PJ-19 has the clear, super-punchy character of Bartolini's b-axis series. The b-axis design uses a highly asymmetric magnetic field intended to capture more of the string's vibration, producing strong articulation, attack and harmonic response while retaining warmth.
Its wider-than-standard Music Man sensing aperture captures more of each string, while the quad-coil design gives players unusual wiring flexibility without sacrificing hum cancellation. The result is a highly articulate pickup that can deliver both punch and complexity while retaining the natural character of the instrument.
As always, keep in mind that these are generalizations. Your experience can vary depending on your bass, strings, electronics, amplification, setup and playing style.