DiMarzio DP 713W+G Titan 7 Neck
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DiMarzio
DP 713W+G Titan 7 Neck
Product Info
Article Number:
519359
Brand:
DiMarzio
Model:
DP 713W+G Titan 7 Neck
Category:
Pickups for 7-String Guitars
Price:
$163.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Titan 7 Neck is a powerhouse for 7-string players needing serious low-end grunt. It's a fantastic choice for djent, progressive metal, or anything requiring a thick, articulate sound. The coil-splitting option is a nice bonus, but really, this pickup is built for aggression.
Product Description
- DiMarzio DP 713W+G Titan 7 Neck
- Pickup for 7-String Electric Guitar
- Humbucker
- For neck position
- Output: Medium
- Powerful and fat sound without becoming muddy
- Connections: 4-wire
- DC resistance 10.09 kOhm
- Magnet material: Ceramic
- Colour: White
- Incl. mounting screws and springs
- Made in USA
PROS
- • Ceramic magnet delivers a tight, aggressive low-end response perfect for modern metal.
- • 4-wire design enables coil-splitting for added tonal versatility.
- • Titan construction ensures durability and resistance to temperature changes.
- • 10.09 kOhm DC resistance provides a strong signal without excessive noise.
CONS
- • Ceramic magnet can sound slightly harsh compared to Alnico options.
- • Limited versatility; excels in high-gain genres, less suited for clean tones.
- • Might be too powerful for guitars with already high-output pickups.
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Neck
Magnet
Ceramic
Output Level
Medium
DC Resistance
10.09 kOhm
Spacing
Standard 5/8 in
Mounting
Screws and springs included
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Frequently Asked Questions
The neck model is voiced for a rounder, warmer tone compared to the bridge's more aggressive attack. They’re designed to complement each other but have distinct personalities.
It can, but you’ll likely lose some of its character. The Titan 7 Neck thrives with a higher-gain setup to fully exploit its capabilities and cut through a mix.
Yes, it’s a standard wiring configuration, and most guitar techs or even experienced DIYers should find it straightforward to wire for coil splitting.
