DiMarzio DP192F-BK
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DiMarzio
DP192F-BK
Product Info
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The DP192F-BK is a seriously hot bridge pickup, built around DiMarzio's Air Zone design. It's a great choice for players who want a modern, aggressive tone with plenty of punch for rock, metal, or even modern country. The F-spacing makes it ideal for vintage tremolo equipped guitars, but be aware of the high output.
Product Description
- DiMarzio DP192F-BK
- Pickup
- F-Spaced humbucker
- Air Zone
- Fat-sounding bridge pickup
- Well-defined bass
- Colour: Black
PROS
- • Air Zone design provides excellent string clarity and note definition.
- • Ceramic magnet delivers a high-output signal, great for heavier styles.
- • F-spacing accommodates vintage tremolo systems with ease and precision.
- • Black finish offers a clean, understated aesthetic, suitable for many guitars.
CONS
- • High output might be too aggressive for players seeking a vintage, mellow tone.
- • Ceramic magnet can sometimes introduce a slightly harsh edge in certain amps.
- • F-spacing limits compatibility with standard Stratocaster-style guitars.
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Bridge
Magnet
Ceramic
Output Level
High
DC Resistance
15.8 kΩ
Spacing
F-spaced
Mounting
Four-hole
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Air Zone design focuses on increased string-to-pickup coupling, resulting in more clarity and articulation while maintaining a thick, powerful sound – less muddiness than some traditional designs.
While it can be cleaned up somewhat, the DP192F-BK's high output and ceramic magnet lean towards a more aggressive sound. It’s not the first choice for a vintage blues vibe.
A high-gain amp or one with good mid-range definition will really let this pickup shine; you’ll want something that can handle the output and keep things tight.
