The Dimebucker uses a powerful ceramic magnet coupled with stainless steel blades for boot kickin' attitude. The secret to the Dimebucker's hard-hitting crunch is the small amount of metal mass in the core of the pickup. This allows the SH-13 to have both high DC resistance and a high resonant peak. The result is a high-output, aggressive humbucker with lots of treble bite and clarity, as well as punchy bass response and exceptional dynamics. Learn More...










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10 out of 10Feature:
just the fact that its Dimebags i give it a ten
Quality:
Great quality but not that loud
Value:
perfect price but EXPENSIVE with instalation
Desirability:
makes u sound like the great Dime him self
Sound:
The Thing ROARS!!! the only thing im not to happy about it the fact that i was expecting it to be LOUD as hell but its not much louder then my EMG and it doesnt sound good on leads but other wise it kicks ass
Ease of Use:
Real smooth playibg
Support:
Very good support all questions answered
Overall:
AMAZING!!!!!!!!!
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1 out of 10Feature:
Yea it looks cool ill give it that
Quality:
No real problems here
Value:
Complete waste of money. i spent over $100 on this and i wish id paid less for a Seymour Duncan Invader.
Desirability:
Oh its a definate "OH WOW METAL SOUNDING PICKUP I WANT" hands down. unfortunatly the disapointment isnt worth it. IF i want to be disapointed for 100+ ill pay off the body guards and ask out carmen electra thanks all the same.
Sound:
Not good for metal sounding at all despite dimebag darrell using, if anything the one good thing it is for is putting through a marshal and you get a fantastic treble punk sound. However if your looking for a good low metal growling sound this realy isnt it. Oh and despite the blurb, its got no real "ringing" power and played clean just sounds too dead.
Support:
Trying to get hold of anyone and ask why it sounds like this is a nightmare. The best thing to do is call up and get left on the phone for a year and a half.
Overall:
Its good becuase i play punk with that particular pickup now. however as a fan of metal i was particularry pissed as this sounded like nothing i was expecting. i found shoving a fender fat strat bridge at the neck perfect for this.
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