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DiMarzio DP207 Dropsonic Humbucker Pickup
4-conductor wiring. Designed for the extended low end and heavy chords.
This item must be exchanged directly through the manufacturer if it is found to be defective, and can only be returned to us if it is unopened. details
Description
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The new DiMarzio Dropsonic is a high-output bridge humbucker designed for the extended low end and heavy chords that dropped tuning delivers, plus serious treble response for single-note solos. The DropSonic isn't just a one-sound pickup, either. The patented design utilizes 4-conductor wiring to access 2 different single-coil sounds plus parallel humbucking mode, for 3 additional sounds that are distinctive and versatile.
09/04
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DiMarzio DP207 Dropsonic Humbucker Pickup Reviews
10 out of 10
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"Great for alternate tunings!"
Quality:
Solid construction.
Value:
It's worth every penny.
Sound:
It has a great "fat" tone, without any mud. Good even tone, you can hear each string ring and cut. A must for alternate tunings. I turned it around so the bar is facing the neck. I also placed a 560pF capacitor across the hot leads of the volume pot.
Overall:
It sounds thick and punchy, yet clean bright and full. I put it at the bride position of my '83 Flying V. I'm using a Marshall 2203, 100-watt head for amplification and an old English Laney 4X12 cabinet. It responds very well with my gear.
Solid construction.
Value:
It's worth every penny.
Sound:
It has a great "fat" tone, without any mud. Good even tone, you can hear each string ring and cut. A must for alternate tunings. I turned it around so the bar is facing the neck. I also placed a 560pF capacitor across the hot leads of the volume pot.
Overall:
It sounds thick and punchy, yet clean bright and full. I put it at the bride position of my '83 Flying V. I'm using a Marshall 2203, 100-watt head for amplification and an old English Laney 4X12 cabinet. It responds very well with my gear.
Submitted: 03/18/2006
Style of Music: Fusion
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