DiMarzio DP 258BK Titan Neck black
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DiMarzio
DP 258BK Titan Neck black
Product Info
Article Number:
333002
Brand:
DiMarzio
Model:
DP 258BK Titan Neck black
Category:
Humbucker Pickups
Price:
$126.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Titan Neck is a really smart choice if you’re building a versatile guitar – think pairing it with a hotter bridge pickup. It’s got a surprisingly tight and articulate low end for a neck humbucker, and the coil-splitting is a huge bonus for clean tones and single-coil sounds. A solid, affordable option for players wanting a balanced and focused neck pickup.
Product Description
- DiMarzio DP 258BK Titan Neck black
- Humbucker Pickup
- Neck position
- 4-Wire
- Ceramic magnets
- Output 280 mV
- DC Resistance 10.37 kOhm
- Tight in the bass
- Balanced tone with moderate output
- Colour: Black
PROS
- • Ceramic magnets deliver a tight, focused low-end response.
- • 4-wire design enables coil-splitting for added tonal flexibility.
- • Balanced tone avoids the muddy darkness common in neck humbuckers.
- • Solid construction and DiMarzio’s quality control ensure lasting reliability.
CONS
- • Output might be too low for players seeking high-gain distortion.
- • Ceramic magnet sound lacks the warmth of Alnico alternatives.
- • Black finish may not suit guitars with vintage aesthetics.
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Neck
Magnet
Ceramic
Output Level
280 mV
DC Resistance
10.37 kOhm
Spacing
4-Wire
Mounting
Standard Humbucker
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Titan Neck is tighter and more focused than the Air Norton, which has a more open and airy character. The Titan delivers more low-end punch and a slightly higher output.
While versatile, the moderate output of the Titan Neck might be too tame for aggressive high-gain metal styles. It’s better suited for rock, blues, and more balanced genres.
Yes, the 4-wire construction allows for genuine coil-splitting, providing a more authentic single-coil tone compared to some other pickups with simulated splits.
