DiMarzio DP149BK
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DiMarzio
DP149BK
Product Info
Article Number:
203565
Brand:
DiMarzio
Model:
DP149BK
Category:
Pickups for 4-String J-Bass
Price:
$196.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The DP149BK set is a serious upgrade for your J-Bass, giving you a punchy, modern sound that cuts through the mix. It’s perfect for funk, rock, and anything needing a tight, defined low end – just be mindful of its aggressive output if you prefer a more vintage vibe.
Product Description
DiMarzio DP149BK, Pickup Set, Ultra J-Style, Neck & bridge, Colour: Black
PROS
- • Powerful, articulate tone with a modern J-Bass edge.
- • Ceramic magnets deliver strong output and tight low-end response.
- • Excellent clarity and note definition across the entire frequency spectrum.
- • Robust construction with a durable black enamel-coated cover.
CONS
- • Can be overly aggressive for players seeking a vintage, mellow tone.
- • High output may require adjustments to amplifier settings or EQ.
- • Lacks the nuanced warmth of Alnico pickups.
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Neck and Bridge
Magnet
Ceramic
Output Level
High
DC Resistance
6.3 kOhms (Neck), 7.4 kOhms (Bridge)
Mounting
4-Hole Standard J-Bass
Cover
Black Enamel-Coated
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Frequently Asked Questions
The DiMarzios are significantly hotter and more aggressive, offering a more modern, scooped sound compared to the more balanced stock pickups.
Yes, but be cautious – the already high output might become overwhelming. Start with the preamp’s gain at its lowest setting and adjust from there.
Absolutely. The clarity and tight low-end make them excellent for slap, providing a percussive and articulate tone.
