DiMarzio Pickups
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Larry DiMarzio was one of the pioneers of the aftermarket pickup revolution. Back in the 1970s, his replacement pickups were engineered to such an incredibly high standard that they rapidly became the OEM choice for countless major guitar and bass manufacturers, who began ordering directly from DiMarzio to upgrade their factory instruments. That widespread industry adoption is a massive testament to their unyielding build quality and just how phenomenal they sound. Read more about DiMarzio Bass Pickups Here DiMarzio pickups definitively shaped the aggressive, rock and metal tones of the late 70s and early 80s. When they finally made their proprietary bass pickup designs available for direct purchase, they fundamentally changed how working bassists approached their tone. If you are a player of a certain age, you will remember those iconic magazine advertisements featuring legendary, heavy-hitting bassists proudly promoting their custom instruments loaded with DiMarzio Model P and Model J pickups. Those classic designs offered an aggressive, low-mid punch that allowed the bass to decisively cut through walls of heavily distorted guitars. Over the subsequent decades, DiMarzio has continued to evolve their perspective on tone. Today, their lineup offers premium, drop-in replacement pickups for just about every conceivable musical taste, perfectly bridging the gap between warm, organic vintage voicings and aggressive, high-output modern fidelity. Most importantly, everything DiMarzio engineers is specifically thought out for the working, gigging musician. They prioritize highly practical solutions, focusing heavily on robust hum-canceling designs that deliver dead-quiet operation even under massive amounts of stage gain or harsh studio lighting. They build musical tools that work flawlessly when the red recording light turns on or the stage goes dark. If you are looking to give your favorite bass a distinctly powerful new voice and works brilliantly in absolutely any mus
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