Fishman - Fluence PRF-COC-SD2 Classic Humbucker Open Core Set Neck/Bridge Actifs 6 cordes Rouge
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Fishman Fluence PRF-COC-SD2 Classic Humbucker Open Core Set Neck/Bridge pickups deliver balanced power. They deliver punch without being overly aggressive. Fingerpicking nuances are faithfully captured. Slap-style funk playing remains dynamic and precise. The neck pickup provides a smooth, crisp response. The bridge pickup adds clarity to every note. The rechargeable battery ensures long life. Heavy audio is handled perfectly without loss of definition.
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The Fishman Fluence PRF-COC-SD2 Classic Humbucker Open Core Set Neck/Bridge pickups produce clear and precise tones.
For jazzy chords on the neck pickup, the audio remains detailed. Even when playing rich chords, each note is clearly distinct.
The 2.6 kHz peak frequency ensures good definition. This allows for subtle nuances and depth of tone.
This pickup is very good for capturing the richness of chords while maintaining great clarity.
The open-core design and active technology are optimal for fast solos. During fast runs or drop-tuning arpeggios, the sound is very precise.
The clarity of the notes is quite remarkable, even during intense dynamics. The open-core optimizes the output of the pickup for a more direct audio.
The 2.25 kHz bridge pickup gives a balanced tone with a pronounced attack. When playing fingerstyle in blues or light rock, it keeps a nice dynamic response.
The neck pickup, with its lower frequencies, adapts well to light riffs or softer passages.
The contrast between the two pickups is effective when playing more delicate and nuanced.
These pickups are designed to capture every subtlety of your playing. The bridge pickup reacts to dynamics with force. The neck pickup is softer and more open.
Both pickups balance the frequencies without ever becoming too aggressive or muddy.
They maintain a pure tone, even when playing at fast tempos.
For jazzy chords on the neck pickup, the audio remains detailed. Even when playing rich chords, each note is clearly distinct.
The 2.6 kHz peak frequency ensures good definition. This allows for subtle nuances and depth of tone.
This pickup is very good for capturing the richness of chords while maintaining great clarity.
The open-core design and active technology are optimal for fast solos. During fast runs or drop-tuning arpeggios, the sound is very precise.
The clarity of the notes is quite remarkable, even during intense dynamics. The open-core optimizes the output of the pickup for a more direct audio.
The 2.25 kHz bridge pickup gives a balanced tone with a pronounced attack. When playing fingerstyle in blues or light rock, it keeps a nice dynamic response.
The neck pickup, with its lower frequencies, adapts well to light riffs or softer passages.
The contrast between the two pickups is effective when playing more delicate and nuanced.
These pickups are designed to capture every subtlety of your playing. The bridge pickup reacts to dynamics with force. The neck pickup is softer and more open.
Both pickups balance the frequencies without ever becoming too aggressive or muddy.
They maintain a pure tone, even when playing at fast tempos.
Other features
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Fishman Fluence PRF-COC-SD2 Classic Humbucker Open Core Set Neck/Bridge Active 6 Strings Red
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Fishman Fluence Series
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Electric Guitar Pickups
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Set
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Ref: PRF-COC-SD2
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Color: Red
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Electronics: Active
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Instrument: 6-string guitar
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Neck pickup peak frequency: Voice 1: 2.6 kHz, Voice 2: 4.5 kHz, 350 Hz, Voice 3: 5 kHz
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Bridge pickup peak frequency: Voice 1: 2.25 kHz, Voice 2: 1.6 kHz, 350 Hz, Voice 3: 4 kHz
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Magnet material: Alnico V
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Magnetic circuit: Bar magnets with pole pieces
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Pole spacing: 49 mm (neck), 52.6 mm (bridge)
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Output impedance: 2k
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Current draw: 2.5 mA
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Battery: 9-volt rechargeable battery or optional
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Battery life: Up to 200 hours
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Stephen Carpenter is an electronic music and video game enthusiast. In addition to his role in Deftones, he explores diverse sounds through solo projects. He uses innovative equipment and effects to create unique atmospheres, influencing the evolution of modern guitar.
