DiMarzio DP228F BK
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DiMarzio
DP228F BK
Product Info
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This DP228F BK is a powerhouse for modern rock, metal, and hard-hitting blues. The ceramic magnets give it a searing, articulate tone, and the coil-splitting option adds a surprising amount of versatility. If you’re looking for serious bridge pickup grunt without needing to remachine your guitar, this is a solid choice.
Product Description
- DiMarzio DP228F BK
- Humbucker Pickup
- F-spaced
- High power output
- 4-Wire
- Ceramic magnets
- Bridge position
- Colour: Black
PROS
- • Ceramic magnets deliver a tight, aggressive high-end response.
- • 4-wire design allows for coil-splitting and tonal flexibility.
- • F-spacing accommodates vintage-style Fender bridge routings perfectly.
- • High output drives distortion and saturation exceptionally well.
CONS
- • The ceramic magnet sound can lack some of the warmth of Alnico options.
- • High output might be overwhelming for players seeking a subtle tone.
- • Black finish can be prone to showing fingerprints and grime.
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Bridge
Magnet
Ceramic
Output Level
High
DC Resistance
15.5k Ohms
Spacing
F-spaced
Mounting
4-hole
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Frequently Asked Questions
The coil-split leans towards a more aggressive, slightly hotter single coil tone than some of their more vintage-voiced options, due to the ceramic magnet's influence.
Yes, the F-spacing is designed for Fender-style bridges, and it should work fine with a modern tremolo, but be mindful of the increased output and potential for string slippage.
While the ceramic magnets provide a bright response, adjusting the pickup height can significantly mellow the tone, and pairing it with warmer-sounding neck pickups helps balance the overall sound.
