The Aguilar DCB - D2 Dual Ceramic Bar 5 - String Electric Bass Guitar Pickup Set is an ideal option for bass players aiming to take their sound to the next level. These pickups sport a state - of - the - art dual - ceramic bar design, delivering a full and rich tone with long - lasting sustain. Crafted from scratch, the DCB - D2 set guarantees top - notch sound quality, making it a must - have upgrade for any 5 - string bass. Thanks to their hum - cancelling feature, they cut down on unwanted noise and interference, letting your music stand out clearly. Engineered as a seamless drop - in replacement for Bartolini® P2 pickups, the DCB - D2 set is a great choice for musicians seeking an easy upgrade. Its modern design ensures it fits a wide variety of bass guitars, making installation a piece of cake. Whether you're playing complex melodies or driving rhythms, these pickups capture every detail of your performance, ensuring each note is clear and full of depth. No matter if you're into jazz, rock, or funk, the Aguilar DCB - D2 pickups offer great versatility to match your playing style. Their strong output and rich tonal qualities make them a hit among both pros and amateurs. Transform your bass with the DCB - D2 set and enjoy the dynamic and articulate sound that Aguilar is famous for globally. Key Features: Dual ceramic bar magnets for better tonal clarity; Hum - cancelling design to get rid of unwanted noise; Full - bodied tone with rich sustain; Drop - in replacement for Bartolini® P2 pickups; Durable build for long - term performance. Technical Specifications: Wire: Heavy Formvar, 42 gauge; Magnets: Dual Ceramic Magnet; Leads: Single conductor, Heat resistant Teflon® coated; Replacement for: Bartolini® P2
Using the Aguilar DCB - D2 Dual Ceramic Bar 5 - String Electric Bass Guitar Pickup Set is easy. First, make sure your bass guitar is turned off. Then, remove the old pickups if you're replacing them. The DCB - D2 is designed as a drop - in replacement for Bartolini® P2 pickups, so it should fit right in. Connect the leads carefully following the color - coding or your bass's wiring diagram. Once installed, turn on your bass and amplifier, and you're ready to play. When it comes to maintenance, keep your pickups clean. You can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe them down occasionally. Avoid exposing them to extreme temperatures or humidity as this can affect their performance. Also, be gentle when handling the pickups to prevent any damage. If you notice any issues with the sound, like a lot of noise or a change in tone, check the connections first. If the problem persists, it might be a good idea to consult a professional technician.
