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Dimarzio Virtual TTM Bridge Model DP412
As soon as we introduced the first Virtual Vintage® pickups for Strat® guitars,
DiMarzio began receiving numerous requests for neck and bridge replacement
models for Telecaster® guitars. We feel the Virtual TTM pickups
compare brilliantly to the best old Tele® pickups. The neck model Virtual
TTM overcomes the complaint many Tele® players
have about muffled sound in the neck position. It's very sweet-sounding,
but not muddy, even when the tone control is rolled down. The bridge
pickup combines some of our favorite qualities from different Tele® and
Broadcaster® models: clean, snappy low strings, warm high strings,
superior string separation and balanced response. Both models have
Alnico 2 magnets for maximum sustain and pure tone, and they were designed
to work with the original 250K control value.
Recommended For:
Bridge Position
Tech Talk:
Many Tele® bridge pickups have all 6 magnets pressed level with the
top surface of the coil. However, the basic Virtual Vintage® design
is very sensitive to differences in magnet height, so we built in a
magnet stagger that offers balanced string response for most guitars
with standard (plain G) strings. Flat magnet stagger is available on
request. Like all Virtual Vintage® models utilizing Alnico 2 magnets,
the Virtual TTM was designed to work
with 250K controls. The tone is very balanced and equally useful for
blues or country picking. Maximum twang can be obtained by using 500K
controls, and the balance can be fine-tuned even further with a 250K
volume and the EP1202 1Megohm tone control.
Specifications:
Wiring Standard four conductor
Magnet Alnico 2
Output 161mV
DC Resistance 7.40K
Year of introduction 2001
Patent # 5,908,998 & 4,442,749
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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