Fat Bass Tone
10-502-71-Black
DIRECT REPLACEMENT FOR MOST P BASSES
AVAILABLE IN 50'S & 60'S ERA WINDINGS
ENHANCED HIGH MIDS HELP YOU BE HEARD
MADE IN WASHINGTON, USA
FREE SHIPPING IN THE USA
EXPERT TECHNICAL SUPPORT
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Similar in tone to the original late-‘50s split-coil P-Bass® pickups, Lollar's Split Coil P-Bass offers high-mids that cut through the mix. You get an open top end with plenty of note attack, presence and clarity, with defined sub- and low-end frequencies.
Avg. DC: 11.0K
Recommended Potentiometers: 250k
Recommended Capacitor: 0.047μF
Based on the ‘60s P-Bass® pickups, this model features more mid-range and compression with a looser low end. Additionally, the attack is smoother and softer, and you get full frequency response. Nicely compliments tube drive amps and overdrive pedals.
Avg. DC: 12.7K
Recommended Potentiometers: 250k
Recommended Capacitor: 0.047μF
Size:
2.25" [57.15mm] Long
1.1" [27.94mm] Wide
OPEN BOX DEMO ITEM: There is one unit of each type which was opened and installed exclusively for the purpose of making demo videos. These pickups were installed for less than thirty minutes here at the Fat Bass Tone shop.
**Sorry international bassists, but US Dealers are not authorized to ship Lollar pickups outside of the US, Canada & Mexico.
Please contact us if you are having trouble finding Lollar products in your home country.
Lollar’s standard P bass pickups is a classic 60’s P bass pickup…Lots of range, with a pillowy bottom end, while still being punchy and clear. There is present top end a lot range. It has a nice round tone without being hollow.
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.
This pickup is BIG! It is truly a hot P, and a very well done hot P at that. Big, warm, muscular. Solid punch in the low mids without being overwhelming.
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.