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DiMarzio Hot
MinibuckerTM DP198
One reason the first mini-humbuckers were
relatively quiet pickups was the small space inside the cover
for the coils and magnet. Louder mini-buckers can sound muddy,
as if the sound itself was crowded inside the pickup. We wanted
a hotter, thicker sound, but we also wanted the pickup to speak
clearly. The DiMarzio® Hot MinibuckerTM
does this. It's both very warm and open-sounding,
and 4-conductor wiring offers effective split and dual-sound options.
Like all of our covered pickups, the DiMarzio® Hot MinibuckerTM
is wax potted both before and after cover
installation to eliminate microphonic squeal.
Recommended For:
All positions on solidbody guitars.
Tech Talk:
Although the Hot MinibuckerTM
wasn't intended to be a 'metal' pickup
and isn't extremely powerful, it's got a pronounced midrange punch
that can work very well with high-gain amps, and enough dynamic
response to clean up when the guitar's volume control is rolled
down. It's also a very friendly neck pickup to play jazz with.
Specifications:
Wiring Standard four conductor
Magnet Ceramic
Output 240mV
DC Resistance
Year of introduction 2002
Patent # 5,399,882
Wiring Standard four conductor
Magnet Ceramic
Output 240mV
DC Resistance 13.38Kohms
Year of introduction 2002
Patent # 5,399,882
Fender, Stratocaster,
Strat, Telecaster, Tele, Precision Bass, P-Bass, Jazz Bass and
J-Bass are registered trademarks of Fender Musical Instrument
Corp., with which DiMarzio, Inc. is not affiliated. Les Paul and
Les Paul Junior are registered trademarks of Gibson Guitar Corp.,
with which DiMarzio, Inc. is not affiliated.
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