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DP190
Air Classic™ Neck
fr. 1175 kr
DP191FW
Pickup Humbucker Air Classic/Bridge F-Spaced White
1275 kr
DP271FBK
Imperium 6, Neck BK
1425 kr
DP273FBK
Pickup Humbucker Satchur8/Bridge Black
1425 kr
DP500FBK
Pickup Humbucker Super PAF Ceramic F-spaced Black
1175 kr
DP254
Transition™ Neck
1425 kr
DP159
Evolution® Bridge
fr. 1425 kr
DP160
Norton®
1175 kr
DP223G14
PAF® 36th Anniversary, Bridge
1685 kr
DP256BK
Illuminator Neck
1425 kr
DP259FSG+BK
Titan Bridge, Satin Gold cover+black
1830 kr
DP275N
PAF59/Bridge Nickel cover
1375 kr
DP258BW
Titan Neck Black/White
1525 kr
DP156
The Humbucker From Hell®
1175 kr
DP200
Steve Morse Model™ Bridge
1425 kr
DP289FW
UtoPIA™/Bridge F-spaced Satin Gold/White
1525 kr
DP223G8
PAF® 36th Anniversary, Bridge
1535 kr
DP228
Crunch Lab™
1425 kr
DP228FW
Pickup Humbucker CrunchLab/Bridge F-Spaced White
1525 kr
DP289FSGBK
UtoPIA™/Bridge F-spaced Satin Gold/Black
2130 kr
DP255N
Pickup Humbucker Transition/Bridge Nickel
1625 kr
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DiMarzio

OBS!Meddelande från DiMarzio 29/8 2022.

“If you’re familiar with our old tone chart, you will notice a lot has changed with the new version. To start with, most of the tone numbers are very different, and there are now 2 midrange bands (low mid and hi mid). The low mids are basically centered around 400-600Hz, and the high mids are centered around 1.2KHz. Treble response is now based on resonant peak frequencies. What this means in the most practical sense is that it tells you how bright the unwound strings are. You will notice that some of the humbuckers have higher treble numbers than the single-coils. This is not a mistake; the high strings on some of the humbuckers like the EJ Custom are brighter than typical single-coils, but many of the single-coils sound brighter overall because they have less mids. Likewise, bass response is about low frequency response. It isn’t about power – it’s about tone. A pickup with very high resistance like the HS-3 has very dark bass response but also fairly high treble and scooped mids.”