EMG - TA Set Black
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The black EMG TA pickup set combines two active pickups, the 35DC on the bridge and the 35J on the neck, fitted with ceramic magnets. Their solderless technology makes them easy to fit. They deliver a clear, powerful timbre that's perfect for 4 or 5-string basses.
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The black EMG TA pickup set embodies Tom Araya's signature sound. This pack combines two active pickups equipped with ceramic magnets, well calibrated for 4 or 5-string narrow basses. Each pickup boosts the frequency response for a balanced tone with effortless clarity.
The 35DC configuration in the bridge position delivers a solid attack, while the 35J on the neck moderates with controlled warmth. The 9-volt battery power supply ensures consistency of tone, even at high intensity. The solderless system makes for easy installation and avoids any electrical complications.
The set includes all the components needed for simple installation, with appropriate cables and connectors. Background noise remains minimal, leaving room for pure musicality, even in the most dynamic passages.
Whether you're playing slap or fingerstyle, these EMG pickups deliver precise definition without overpowering nuance. The choice of ceramic magnets confirms the desire to achieve a powerful tone that fits naturally into a tight mix. This set is ideal for rock or metal bass.
The 35DC configuration in the bridge position delivers a solid attack, while the 35J on the neck moderates with controlled warmth. The 9-volt battery power supply ensures consistency of tone, even at high intensity. The solderless system makes for easy installation and avoids any electrical complications.
The set includes all the components needed for simple installation, with appropriate cables and connectors. Background noise remains minimal, leaving room for pure musicality, even in the most dynamic passages.
Whether you're playing slap or fingerstyle, these EMG pickups deliver precise definition without overpowering nuance. The choice of ceramic magnets confirms the desire to achieve a powerful tone that fits naturally into a tight mix. This set is ideal for rock or metal bass.
Other features
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EMG TA Set Black
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Type : Set of active pickups
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Configuration : 35DC (bridge) + 35J (neck)
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Use : 4-string or 5-string bass
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Artist : Tom Araya (Slayer)
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Series : Artist Signature Series
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Technology : Active, powered by 9V battery
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Design : Solderless system
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Neck position : EMG 35J
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Bridge position : EMG 35DC
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EMG 35DC (bridge)
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Magnet : Ceramic
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Logo colour: Silver
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Resonance frequency: 4.85 kHz
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Finger/thumb output voltage: 2.00 V
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Slap output voltage: 6.00 V
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Noise level (60 Hz) : -107 dB
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Output impedance: 10 kΩ
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Current @ 9V : 235 µA
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Battery life : 1000 hours
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Maximum supported voltage : 27 V
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EMG 35J (handle)
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Magnet : Ceramic
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Logo colour: Silver
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Resonance frequency: 3.95 kHz
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Finger/thumb output voltage: 2.00 V
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Slap output voltage: 4.50 V
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Noise level (60 Hz) : -101 dB
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Output impedance: 10 kΩ
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Current @ 9V : 80 µA
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Battery life : 1000 hours
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Maximum supported voltage : 27 V
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2 EMG microphones (35DC + 35J)
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2 x 25k volume potentiometers
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2 x 25k tone potentiometers
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1 battery bus (Battery Buss)
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1 stereo jack output
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1 microphone In/Out bus
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2 microphone cables
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4 connector cables
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1 jack output cable
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1 battery cable
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2 pairs of screws and springs
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Detailed installation instructions
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Length: 88.9 mm
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Width: 38.1 mm
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Height: 22.3 mm
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Weight (unit): ≈ 115 g
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Total set weight: ≈ 230 g
To find out more...
Tom Araya, born in Chile in 1961 and raised in California, is the iconic singer and bassist of Slayer, one of thrash metal's "Big Four". A founding member of the band in 1981, he stands out for his aggressive voice, intense stage presence and precision bass playing. Araya co-wrote several major tracks, including War Ensemble and Dead Skin Mask. Contrary to the band's sombre image, he is known for his calm demeanour backstage. He is also a qualified medical technician. Since the end of Slayer in 2019, he has led a discreet life, far from the music industry.
