 | This hum-Canceling 2-piece pickup brings big, punchy sound that adds gain and solid tone to P Basses. It accurately reproduces the sound of your bass and cuts through the band without sacrificing bottom-end power. Gutsy midrange growls when the bass is pushed hard. Combine the Model P with a DiMarzio Model J at the bridge for a killer range that includes warm bottom, tight midrange, and bright, clear attack. (less)DiMarzio - DP122BK | $60 - $70  6 Merchants |
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 | The best way to describe the Air Zone is to say it's a vintage version of The Tone Zone. It's got the same low string-pull as other Airbuckers for singing sustain, plus it has the big bass response and cool harmonics of The Tone Zone, with extra sensitivity and control. It's a great match for very hot amps, allowing the player to take full advantage of massive preamp gain without turning the sound to mud or fuzzy noise. It's also a great neck pickup for jazz players who need to get the hollow-body archtop sound from a solid body, and it offers exceptionally good split and series-parallel capability. (less)DiMarzio - DP192FBK | $65 - $70  6 Merchants |
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 | John Petrucci has been pushing the envelope of progressive metal since the late eighties, and the DiMarzio Crunch Lab 7 Neck model ensued from Dimarzio's most recent collaboration with John. It's got a big, tight sound that's neither muddy nor thin. The lows and mids are more open than DiMarzio's D Sonic 7, which is crucial for playing chords with body and presence through a gained-out amp. The way the pickup attacks a note is both sharper and stronger, and this allows the Crunch Lab 7 to be installed with the solid bar facing towards the neck. Recommended for the bridge position. (less)DiMarzio - DP708BK | $90 - $90  4 Merchants |
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 | "John Petrucci has been pushing the envelope of progressive metal since the late eighties, and the new DiMarzio Crunch Lab Bridge Model ensued from Dimarzio's most recent collaboration with John. He used this pickup throughout Dream Theater's tenth studio album, Black Clouds & Silver Linings and swears that this is the best live and studio sound he has ever heard. ""Crunch"" is what it's all about, with a big, tight sound that's neither muddy nor thin. Recommended for the bridge position." (less) DiMarzio - DP228BK | $80 - $80  4 Merchants |
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 | "John Petrucci has been pushing the envelope of progressive metal since the late eighties, and the new DiMarzio Crunch Lab Bridge Model ensued from Dimarzio's most recent collaboration with John. He used this pickup throughout Dream Theater's tenth studio album, Black Clouds & Silver Linings and swears that this is the best live and studio sound he has ever heard. ""Crunch"" is what it's all about, with a big, tight sound that's neither muddy nor thin. Recommended for the bridge position." (less) DiMarzio - DP228FBK | $80 - $80  4 Merchants |
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 | The Air Zone is a vintage version of DiMarzio's Tone Zone. It's got the same low string-pull as their other Airbuckers for singing sustain, plus it has the big bass response and cool harmonics, with extra sensitivity and control. It's a great match for very hot amps because it takes full advantage of massive preamp gain without turning the sound to mud or fuzzy noise. It's also a great neck pickup for jazz players who need to get the hollowbody archtop sound from a solid body. Recommended primarily for the bridge position. (less)DiMarzio - DP192BW | $75 - $75  4 Merchants |
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 | The Air Zone is a vintage version of DiMarzio's Tone Zone. It's got the same low string-pull as their other Airbuckers for singing sustain, plus it has the big bass response and cool harmonics, with extra sensitivity and control. It's a great match for very hot amps because it takes full advantage of massive preamp gain without turning the sound to mud or fuzzy noise. It's also a great neck pickup for jazz players who need to get the hollowbody archtop sound from a solid body. Recommended primarily for the bridge position. (less)DiMarzio - DP192FBW | $75 - $75  4 Merchants |
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 | The Air Zone is a vintage version of DiMarzio's Tone Zone. It's got the same low string-pull as their other Airbuckers for singing sustain, plus it has the big bass response and cool harmonics, with extra sensitivity and control. It's a great match for very hot amps because it takes full advantage of massive preamp gain without turning the sound to mud or fuzzy noise. It's also a great neck pickup for jazz players who need to get the hollowbody archtop sound from a solid body. Recommended primarily for the bridge position. (less)DiMarzio - DP192BC | $70 - $70  4 Merchants |
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 | The Air Zone is a vintage version of DiMarzio's Tone Zone. It's got the same low string-pull as their other Airbuckers for singing sustain, plus it has the big bass response and cool harmonics, with extra sensitivity and control. It's a great match for very hot amps because it takes full advantage of massive preamp gain without turning the sound to mud or fuzzy noise. It's also a great neck pickup for jazz players who need to get the hollowbody archtop sound from a solid body. Recommended primarily for the bridge position. (less)Dimarzio | $70 - $70  4 Merchants |
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 | The Air Zone is a vintage version of DiMarzio's Tone Zone. It's got the same low string-pull as their other Airbuckers for singing sustain, plus it has the big bass response and cool harmonics, with extra sensitivity and control. It's a great match for very hot amps because it takes full advantage of massive preamp gain without turning the sound to mud or fuzzy noise. It's also a great neck pickup for jazz players who need to get the hollowbody archtop sound from a solid body. Recommended primarily for the bridge position. (less)DiMarzio - DP192FBC | $70 - $70  4 Merchants |
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 | Emulates the celebrated 1958 Strat© pickup, with 2 big differences: it has way less magnet pull, and virtually no hum. Recommended for neck and middle, also can be used in the bridge. DiMarzio - DP415BK | $62 - $62  4 Merchants |
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 | Active humbuckers have a distinctive sound - powerful, clean, open sounding, with excellent harmonic overtones and very tight lows. The down side for many players is that they also sound cold, have limited dynamics and run out of headroom when played hard. And of course, they need batteries. In 2006 DiMarzio took a close look at the most popular active neck and bridge humbuckers to see if they could capture all of the good qualities and eliminate the disadvantages. The D Activator neck and bridge models are the result. They have the same loud yet clean sound, as players of active humbuckers are familiar with, and killer harmonics. They also respond instantly to hard or light pick attack. In a word, they rock. And they don't need batteries.Recommended For: Neck. Can also be used in bridge positionTech Talk: There's a big difference between a pickup that sounds bright and one that sounds thin. A thin-sounding pickup will be brittle on the highest frets and empty sounding in the m (less)DiMarzio - DP219FBW | $70  amazon.com |
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