DeArmond
USA, est. 1946 · 10 products across 1 categories
About DeArmond
DeArmond holds a unique place in guitar history, initially renowned for their innovative vibrato units and amplifiers in the 1940s. Later, the brand transitioned to producing high-quality pickups, often sought after for their vintage-inspired tones and distinctive character. While ownership has shifted over the years, DeArmond pickups maintain a reputation for delivering a distinct, warm, and articulate sound.
- • Distinctive vintage tone and character
- • Relatively affordable price point
- • Versatile across various guitar types
- • Well-regarded for their responsiveness
- • Can be perceived as 'muddy' in certain high-gain situations
- • Limited modern pickup options
- • Historical vibrato units are scarce/expensive
- • Availability can fluctuate with ownership changes
DeArmond Products
DeArmond Dynasonic Gold Black Bridge
Single Coil Pickups
DeArmond Dynasonic Gold Black Neck
Single Coil Pickups
DeArmond Dynasonic Nickel Black Bridge
Single Coil Pickups
DeArmond Dynasonic Nickel White Neck
Single Coil Pickups
DeArmond Tone Boss Pickup
Magnetic Pickups for Acoustic Guitars
DeArmond Rhythm Chief 1100
Pickups for Guitars
DeArmond Rhythm Chief 1000 GD
Pickups for Guitars
DeArmond Rhythm Chief 1000
Pickups for Guitars
DeArmond Dynasonic Nickel Black Neck
Single Coil Pickups
DeArmond Dynasonic Nickel White Bridge
Single Coil Pickups
Frequently Asked Questions About DeArmond
Currently, DeArmond pickups are manufactured in China under the current ownership, but adhere to original design specifications.
While rooted in vintage tones, DeArmond pickups offer surprising versatility and can work well across many genres, though may not be ideal for ultra-high-gain applications.
The Rhythm Chief 1100 generally offers a slightly higher output and a bit more aggressive tone compared to the 1000, though both are very similar.
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