Gibson Dirty Fingers Onyx
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Gibson
Dirty Fingers Onyx
Product Info
Article Number:
602433
Brand:
Gibson
Model:
Dirty Fingers Onyx
Category:
Humbucker Pickups
Price:
$152.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Dirty Fingers Onyx is a serious bridge pickup for players who want a modern, aggressive edge. It’s got that Gibson DNA, but with a hotter ceramic output for heavier styles – think modern rock, hard rock, and even some metal. If you're chasing a powerful, focused tone without the premium price tag, this is a solid choice.
Product Description
- Gibson Dirty Fingers Onyx
- Pickup for Electric Guitar
- Humbucker
- For the bridge position
- 4-Conductor
- Ceramic magnet
- Output: 15k
- Colour: Black
- Made in USA
PROS
- • Ceramic magnet delivers a hotter, more aggressive high-output tone than Alnico.
- • 4-conductor wiring allows for coil-splitting, adding tonal versatility.
- • Gibson USA construction ensures quality materials and consistent performance.
- • Black Onyx finish provides a sleek, understated aesthetic that’s undeniably cool.
CONS
- • Ceramic magnet can sound slightly 'harsh' compared to Alnico for some players.
- • Limited versatility; primarily designed for bridge position in rock/metal styles.
- • 15k output might be too hot for guitars with already high-output pickups.
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Bridge
Magnet
Ceramic
Output Level
15k
DC Resistance
9.2k Ohms (approximate, based on similar Gibson pickups)
Spacing
4-hole standard spacing (0.5" between poles)
Mounting
4-hole standard
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Onyx is noticeably hotter and tighter than the 498T, lacking some of the 498T's open midrange and slightly more vintage feel.
Absolutely, it’ll add a lot of bite and sustain; just be mindful of the increased output and potential for noise if your guitar isn't properly shielded.
While technically possible, it's not ideal; the high output and aggressive nature will likely clash with a typical neck pickup sound, so it's best suited for the bridge.
