DiMarzio DP255W Transition Bridge
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DiMarzio
DP255W Transition Bridge
Product Info
Article Number:
417755
Brand:
DiMarzio
Model:
DP255W Transition Bridge
Category:
Humbucker Pickups
Price:
$141.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Transition Bridge is a serious contender for players wanting a modern, aggressive bridge tone. It’s a fantastic upgrade for rock, metal, or anything needing a little extra bite – especially if you appreciate the coil-splitting versatility. It's a well-made, affordable pickup that delivers a lot of punch.
Product Description
- DiMarzio DP255W Transition Bridge
- Pickup for Electric Guitar
- Humbucker
- Position: Bridge
- Ceramic magnets
- Output mV: 390
- Impedance: 11.05 kΩ
- 4-Wire
- Colour: White
PROS
- • Ceramic magnets deliver a tight, aggressive high-output response.
- • 4-wire design allows for true coil-splitting for versatile tonal options.
- • White ceramic bobbin offers a unique visual aesthetic, stands out nicely.
- • Excellent build quality; DiMarzio's reputation for durability shines through.
CONS
- • High output might be overwhelming for players seeking a vintage, mellow tone.
- • The ceramic magnet can introduce a slightly harsh edge in certain amp pairings.
- • Limited low-end warmth compared to Alnico magnet alternatives.
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Bridge
Magnet
Ceramic
Output Level
390 mV
DC Resistance
11.05 kΩ
Spacing
4-Wire
Mounting
Standard Humbucker
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Transition Bridge has a tighter, more focused sound than the Super Distortion, which is known for its broader, more scooped frequencies. It's also significantly lower in output, making it more manageable overall.
It's unlikely to sound muddy, actually; the ceramic magnet and high output help cut through. However, ensure your amp settings and EQ are dialed in to avoid any harshness.
It's a bright, clean white – a stark contrast to cream or vintage-style colors. It’ll really pop against darker guitar finishes.
