Enhance your bass guitar's sound with the Aguilar AG 4J-70 70s-era 4-string jazz bass pickup set. These pickups are crafted to recreate the classic 1970s jazz bass tone, offering a warm, rich sound that's both punchy and clear. Whether you're on stage or in the studio, the AG 4J-70 ensures your notes ring out beautifully. With a vintage-inspired design, they're ideal for musicians chasing that classic jazz bass vibe.
The AG 4J-70 pickups are made with great attention to detail. They feature Alnico V magnets for a balanced output and better dynamic range. This set comes with both neck and bridge pickups, letting you create a wide range of tones for any music style, from smooth jazz to rock and funk. They're also easy to install, making them a top choice for both experienced players and beginners upgrading their instruments.
Besides their excellent sound, the Aguilar AG 4J-70 pickups have a sleek look that suits any jazz bass. Their vintage appearance adds to the overall charm, making your instrument sound and look great. Whether you're a pro bassist or an enthusiastic hobbyist, the AG 4J-70 pickup set is a must-have for improving your instrument's performance and style.
Key Features:
- Vintage 1970s jazz bass sound
- Neck and bridge pickups for versatile tones
- Alnico V magnets for balanced output
- Easy installation for a smooth upgrade
- Sleek design to enhance your bass's look
Technical Specifications:
- Magnet Type: Alnico V
- Pickup Type: Single Coil
- Neck Pickup Dimensions: 3.75' x 1.5'
- Bridge Pickup Dimensions: 3.75' x 1.5'
- Weight: 0.5 lbs
- Wire: Enamel, 42 gauge
- Leads: Single conductor, cloth covered
Using the Aguilar AG 4J - 70 pickup set is a breeze. First, for installation, just follow the included instructions. It's designed to be easy, so you don't need to be a pro. Once installed, you can start adjusting the pickups to get your desired sound. Use the neck pickup for a warmer, smoother tone, perfect for jazz and ballads. The bridge pickup gives you a brighter, punchier sound, great for rock and funk.
When it comes to maintenance, keep the pickups clean. You can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe them down occasionally. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they might damage the finish. Also, be careful when handling the leads and wires. Don't tug on them too hard as they can break.
In terms of storage, if you're not using the bass for a long time, it's a good idea to keep it in a case. This will protect the pickups from dust, moisture, and potential damage. And remember, if you have any questions or run into issues, don't hesitate to reach out to the manufacturer for help.
