DiMarzio Crunch Lab 7 DP708 BK
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DiMarzio
Crunch Lab 7 DP708 BK
Product Info
Article Number:
233334
Brand:
DiMarzio
Model:
Crunch Lab 7 DP708 BK
Category:
Pickups for 7-String Guitars
Price:
$141.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Crunch Lab 7 is a powerhouse pickup built for modern metal and progressive rock players. Its high output and aggressive tone cut through any mix, and the coil-splitting option provides a surprising amount of flexibility. If you're after a serious bridge pickup for your 7-string that’s also relatively affordable, this is a solid choice.
Product Description
- DiMarzio Crunch Lab 7 DP708 BK
- Humbucker Pickups
- For 7-string guitars
- High power output
- 4-Conductor lead wire
- Ceramic magnets
- Position: Bridge
- Colour: Black
PROS
- • Ceramic magnets deliver aggressive high-output and tight low-end response.
- • 4-conductor wiring enables coil-splitting for added tonal versatility.
- • Robust construction with quality materials ensures durability and long-term reliability.
- • Designed specifically for 7-string guitars, optimized for extended range.
CONS
- • High output may be too aggressive for players seeking vintage or mellow tones.
- • Limited versatility compared to more complex pickup designs with multiple coils.
- • Black finish can show dirt and wear more readily than other finishes.
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Bridge
Magnet
Ceramic
Output Level
High
DC Resistance
15.5k Ohms
Spacing
75mm
Mounting
4-Hole
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Frequently Asked Questions
The 7-string version is voiced specifically for the lower frequencies of extended-range instruments; it's hotter and tighter than the standard Crunch Lab.
Absolutely, the Crunch Lab 7’s high output handles drop tunings exceptionally well, retaining clarity and punch even with significantly lower tunings.
Coil-splitting offers a noticeable shift to a more balanced and slightly warmer tone, though it’s not a complete transformation—it’s a useful option for cleaner sounds.
