DiMarzio DP223BC PAF 36th Anniversary
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DiMarzio
DP223BC PAF 36th Anniversary
Product Info
Article Number:
239339
Brand:
DiMarzio
Model:
DP223BC PAF 36th Anniversary
Category:
Humbucker Pickups
Price:
$130.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This 36th Anniversary PAF is a beautifully voiced humbucker, capturing that classic Gibson tone. It’s a fantastic upgrade for players seeking a vintage vibe with a touch more clarity than some older designs – perfect for blues, rock, and classic country players wanting a versatile bridge pickup.
Product Description
- DiMarzio DP223BC PAF 36th Anniversary
- Pickup
- Humbucker
- Vintage output
- 4-Wire
- Alnico 5 magnets
- Bridge position
- Colour: Black / Cream
PROS
- • Alnico 5 magnets deliver a classic, singing sustain and warmth.
- • 4-wire construction allows for true coil-splitting versatility.
- • Vintage-voiced output maintains clarity and avoids excessive modern aggression.
- • Excellent build quality; DiMarzio’s reputation for reliability shines through.
CONS
- • Bridge-only design limits placement options; not a set.
- • Black/Cream aesthetic might not suit all guitar finishes.
- • While vintage-voiced, it may lack the extreme high-output for modern metal styles.
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Bridge
Magnet
Alnico 5
Output Level
Vintage
DC Resistance
11.65 kΩ
Spacing
4-hole
Mounting
4-hole
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's voiced similarly, but the 4-wire design offers coil-splitting, and the Alnico 5s provide a slightly more focused and articulate tone.
While vintage-voiced, it’s not weak; it’ll handle classic rock and even some heavier styles, but it’s not designed for ultra-high gain scenarios.
Yes, the 4-hole mounting pattern is a common standard, but always double-check your guitar's specific routing.
