All user reviews for the Delano JMVC4 FE/M2

Installed last month on a Fender HotRod PBass left in bridge position, I thought the original microphone lacked punch, balance and serious (yes it is in the bridge position but still), so here I am overwhelmed.
I have not tried other mics JB on it so I could compare with the original Fender, but I still a pair of CREL JB42 on WW and JB Benedetti on a Another PB, so I can relativize.
The sound is more modern than the original for my taste but does not alter the characteristics of the instrument so far, I have not measured the output level but I think it is higher than the Fender d origin. The bass is very well defined, the mids very present (it's still a PB) and acute own. This new balance suits me perfectly.
Honest value for money.
I would do this choice without hesitation.

It took me two years to find the ultimate sound for my JB US Deluxe, and my search ended early this year when I equipped with this pair of pickups associated with a preamp Glockenklang. Hey ...!?! Looks like the setup of Sandberg!

Installation is very simple provided you have a good understanding of the diagram of a bass. I recently replaced the Fender Noiseless Samarium-Cobalt home by a pair of Seymour that I sold after a month (not serious enough present, aggressive acute), and it's a little mouth microphones that equip Sandberg (and of course their reputation) that motivated me to order from Delano.

What a thrill when I plugged my JB and I heard his voice ... THE voice!
Deep bass, warm midrange, and treble nervous, a balanced super balance, a strong identity for each of the two microphones as well as asset liability that ... the top!

Anecdotally, at the end of a gig at a festival, the three bassists from other groups (who all played on JB too) come to me: "hey man, where you come from the true sound of JB? ". Fly to the guys, groove!