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DiMarzio DP192F-BK

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Pickup

  • F-Spaced humbucker
  • Air Zone
  • Fat-sounding bridge pickup
  • Well-defined bass
  • Colour: Black
Available since October 2005
Item number 184106
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Active No
Wiring 4-Conductor
Output Medium
Cap No
Colour Black
Position Bridge
1.399 kr
Including VAT; Excluding kr200 shipping
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Solid humbucker
Rjones86 23.02.2017
The Air Zone is quite interesting among DiMarzio's pickup line. While many are very focused on metal and heavy gain and have a very difficult-to-dial-out mud in the midrange, this pickup is actually very open sounding and quite classic in its tone.

Cleans are improved by the 'airbucker' technology and have quite a rich, woody and middy sound. Gains are more vintage sounding than other Dimarzio units and excel for classic 70s and 80s rock tones. Add an overdrive pedal or Tubescreamer type and this pickup sings; its smooth midrange comes to life with some bluesy playing or rock histrionics.

Overall, a good and versatile pickup; what stops it getting five stars is that it's more of a utility pickup rather than one with its own particular character - match it up with a bright guitar and it'll smooth it out beautifully, but it lacks the identity of a Seymour Duncan Jb, EMG 85 or even DiMarzio's own Suoer Distortion...however, that may be exactly what you're looking for to complement a guitar's natural tone and character.
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Anonymous 03.09.2014
This Pickup is mounted in a solid body basswood guitar on the bridge position.

Now this pickup is very versitile and the sound is not much compressed, so as a Medium output pickup in my opinion it's quite ballanced and not too bright, leaving a lot of space for playing dimanics. It respond very well to different pick attack and articulation in various musical genre.

Eq. wise, the bass are very present but never muddy, on distorted sounds I find a good ballance of power and also dinamics without compression, this also allows you to have more control and bring out your instrument wood sound too.
The treble is just amazing...never too bright but well fat and puncky, here again is a matter of playing dinamics and pick attack.

Finaly I can recommend this pickup to any player that is looking for a good (no compressed) pickup for those good Hard Rock rythms and solos, plus a very nice dinamic response.
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Guter Rock-Pickup
Pat 25.10.2010
Ich hab diesen Pickup aufgrund des interaktiven "Pickup-Pickers" auf der Dimarzio Website ausgesucht. Er fand seinen Platz in meiner Ibanez RG 450. Die Gitarre ist aufgrund ihres Lindenkorpus, dem Ahornhals und Ahorngriffbrett eher perkussiv, höhenbetont.

Am eingebauten Pickup (Ibanez INF) haben mir immer die Bässe gefehlt und die Mitten klangen gequält. Der Dimarzio funktioniert hier prima.:
Er liefert etwas mehr Bässe (man darf die Herstellerangaben nicht überbewerten! Ein PU ändert den Grundklang der Gitarre nicht. Die vorhandene akkustische Basis muss stimmen. Darauf aufbauend kann der PU den Klang in eine bestimmte Richtung formen. Stimmt die akustische Basis nicht, bringt der beste PU nix).
Die Mitten sind natürlicher geworden mit einem leichten Vintageambiente. Dieser PU wird auch als Vintageversion des Tonezones bezeichnet, das kommt gut hin. Das darf allerdings nicht täuschen: Die Ausgangsleistung ist sehr hoch. Es ist kein Vintage-PU, sondern v.a. ein Rock- oder Metaltonabnehmer.
Überrascht haben mich die Höhen. Bei einer so hohen Impendanz rechne ich eher mit einem intransparenten Klangbild, das für Cleansounds weniger geeignet sein dürfte. Von wegen! Auch die Höhen liefert der Dimarzio noch erstaunlich klar, auch cleane Zerlegungen kommen schön.

Zum Lieferumfang gehören Schaumstoffunterlagen, die man sich unter den Pickup legen kann, um unerwünschte Reonanzen zu verhindern, die Einbauanleitung sowie zwei paar verschiedene Schrauben (ein Paar mit normalen Schlitz, eins mit Kreuzschlitz) und die dazugehörenden Federn.
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une réference
StéphaneRambaud 03.12.2012
on a beau inventé de nouvau micro , les anciens resteront les meuilleurs... l'alnico qui plus est sera toujours plus chaleureux que le ceramique!
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