What is the quietest 5-string bass guitar with active pickups?

The SRMS805 is a 5-string multi-scale bass with a 34 in-35.5 in fan-fret neck, Bartolini BH2 pickups, active 3-band EQ with bypass and a Mono-Rail VS bridge for string isolation. It pairs a poplar burl top over an okoume body with a 5-piece jatoba/walnut neck and Panga Panga fingerboard, offering stability, balanced tone, and ergonomic playability. Suited to players who want modern multi-scale string tension and tonal versatility.

The StingRay5 HH Active is a 5-string, bolt-on StingRay with dual humbuckers, a 3-band active preamp and 34 in scale for tight low-end. It features a select hardwood body, a roasted maple neck, and choice of maple, rosewood or ebony fingerboards, suited for high-output, versatile tones. It is built for professional players needing clarity and punch across five strings.

A 5-string HH variant of the SUB StingRay with two ceramic humbuckers, a 9V active 2-band preamp, 5-way selector and a fixed bridge. It has a 34 in scale, 22 frets and an affordable solid Jabon body, aimed at players wanting StingRay tones in a budget instrument.

The BBP34 (5-string BBP35 variant) is a Japan-made Pro Series BB with a three-piece alder/maple/alder laminated body, a 5-piece maple/mahogany bolt-on neck, standard-sized YGD Alnico pickups in a P/J layout, and Yamaha's Vintage Plus convertible bridge. It offers strong midrange presence, excellent sustain and premium build quality suited to studio and gigging players.