EMG7759 vs EMG7760 — Compare
EMG JMaster Active Pickup Set in White vs EMG JMaster Active Pickup Set in Ivory
Both are EMG JMaster Active Pickup Sets with identical core electronics (3.15 kHz resonance, −120 dBV noise, 0.50V/0.80V output, 715-hour battery life) and solderless installation. The White set emphasizes high-gain capability and experimental versatility, while the Ivory set is tailored for jazz, indie, and studio recording with a focused midrange presentation.
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Specs side by side
| EMG JMaster Active Pickup Set in White | EMG JMaster Active Pickup Set in Ivory | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $249.00 | $249.00 |
| Brand | EMG Pickups | EMG Pickups |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose EMG JMaster Active Pickup Set in White
- ✓ Extended headroom and aggressive signal for high-gain and dense mixes
- ✓ Designed for experimental, surf, and indie rock applications
- ✓ Snap and shimmer character with modern active topology
Why choose EMG JMaster Active Pickup Set in Ivory
- ✓ Focused midrange presence optimized for studio recording and clean tones
- ✓ Wide stacked coils deliver characteristic Jazzmaster shimmer
- ✓ Marketed specifically for jazz and professional session work
Frequently asked questions
Are the electrical specs identical between these two sets?
Yes. Both deliver 3.15 kHz resonance, −120 dBV noise, 0.50V per string and 0.80V on strum output, and 715-hour battery life on a single 9V battery. The differences are tonal voicing and intended genre fit, not raw electrical performance.
Which set is better for metal or hard rock?
Neither is ideal. The White set is better suited for high-gain applications among the two, but both are designed around Jazzmaster single-coil character. The Ivory set explicitly notes it is not ideal for metal or hard rock.
Do both include solderless installation?
Yes. Both come with complete solderless quick-connect kits, master volume and tone controls, battery bus, stereo output jack, and all necessary cables and connectors.
Which should I choose for recording?
The Ivory set is explicitly marketed for studio sessions and recording, with a focused midrange and clean hum-free performance. The White set emphasizes cutting through dense mixes and extended headroom, which suits live or high-gain recording.