EMG

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The EMG-40DC Dual Coil Bass Guitar Pickup employs parallel placed coils (ceramic loaded) to produce a deep low end while maintaining clarity. All of the DC Models are beefy, brilliant, and have more than enough output. The DC also uses the ultralow-noise preamp designed for the EMG- JV model. EMG recommends an 18 Volt supply for extended head room. This EMG pickup uses a 40 Extended housing that is 4 inches (102mm).

Package Includes: EMG's exclusive Quik-Connect cable, prewired solid shaft volume/tone control set, output jack, battery clip set, and adjustment screws.
EMG EMG-40DC Dual Coil 5-String Active Bass Pickup Black
EMG EMG-40DC Dual Coil 5-String Active Bass Pickup Black

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  • Logo Color: Silver
  • Resonant Frequency (KHz): 4.3
  • RMS Output Voltage: 1.4
  • Peak Output Voltage: 2.0
  • Output Noise (dBV): -115
  • Output Impedance (Kohm): 2
  • Current@ 9V (Microamps): 220
  • Battery Life (Hours): 1200
  • Maximum Supply (Volts DC): 27

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  • Remarkable Difference

    5

    submitted15 years ago

    byFrankie Aster

    fromAtlanta, GA

    I have been a Spector guy since 1982. I own several, and HAVE owned dozens, from the $6500 model to my latest purchase, a Legend 5 Classic (which was less than $900) and everything in between. The tone from the Legend was not to my liking, so I replaced the stock pups with a pair of EMG 40DC's. WOW! The tone is no different than my expensive Spectors! Piano-like highs and mids with window-rattling lows, I don't hesitate to play this "cheap" Spector at gigs or even in the studio, it sounds that good.

  • Awesome pick ups

    5

    submitted16 years ago

    byP. Muzi Branch

    fromRichmond

    I recently purchased a Stuart Spector Legend Classic 5 string bass on Ebay. It came with EMG-Hz pick-ups. I wasn't satisfied with the tone and volume available through those pick ups. The Legend is a low-end Spector and it list for less than $900. I own a Spector Euro5LX neck-through which list around $2800. I had two EMG-40DC's professionally installed. The difference is remarkable. The cheaper bolt-on neck legend has a sound that is comparable to the Euro LX. I played the Legend on the gig this past weekend and the sound was awesome. Remarkable tone; even the low B was clear and fat. The EMG-40DC pick ups will turn an ordinary 5 string instrument into an extraordinary one. If you own a inexpensive instrument try replacing the stock picks with EMG's. You will not regret it.

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  • asked bygaving

    fromundisclosed

    does this come with a wiring harness?

    does this come with a wiring harness?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    Yes, the pack includes EMG'S EXCLUSIVE SOLDERLESS INSTALL SYSTEM:
  • asked byCarter557

    fromChattanooga TN

    Does it come with one or two pickups???

    Does it come with one or two pickups???

    Open Reply - Kenneth
    This is for one pickup
  • asked by新平

    from中国

    有没有配套的开槽模板

    有没有配套的开槽模板

    Open Reply - Gear Specialist
    Hello, Unfortunately, we only have English, Spanish, French and Portuguese speaking representatives and will not be able to view the content of this message unless replied to in any of those languages. Please reply in any of them if at all possible. I do apologize for the inconvenience. Thank you.