DiMarzio DP100F BK

Overdriven this humb gives you exactly the same sound you've heard on 70-80's famous records. Suitable for rock, hard rock and heavy, even at high distortion levels you can read all riffs and fast notes quite well. But don't expect it to provide you with beautiful clean tone: without overdrive it sounds quite flat an scooped.

This pickup is the revival of the 70's and 80's classic rock n' roll guitar sound! Out of the box, into the guitar, and boom: there it is! Instant perfect distortion sounds! This is not a remake, it's the original thing! If you have heard old classic rock n' roll, it's most certain that you've heard this pickup shredding, singing or stinging.
One the true classics of all time!
A must have for a guitar player that's looking for the classic rock sound!

What can you say about this pickup that hasn't already been said?! It's a classic. Sounds great for rock and metal, but surprisingly for a ceramic pickup, if you roll back the volume a bit and play on a clean amp, it's warm and rounded, and classy. Highly recommended.

If you would like to play the iconic Iron Maiedn tone, this is the right pickup in bridge position.

Its the sound of the 80s right? But it doesn't make miracles. I found my Larry Carlton S7 gen2 too Straty for my taste, so I decided to make it more like a Super Strat of the 80s and 90s, like a Charvel or a Jackson. Thus came the DP100F. I found out that it doesn't work this way. But the sound of the Dimarzio pickup was awesome!

I love the sounds i can get out of this pickup. They are perfect for glam metal, and similar genres.

Put this in my Dean Razorback and it gave it the high gain crunchy kinda tone, nearly like Dimebag :) Fits well with the Elixir Nanoweb strings!

Just to be a little awkward I decided to stick this in the neck position. It worked out surprisingly well. A small bit on the bright side compared to what I'm use to but nothing a little tone knob fiddling or pup height adjustment doesn't sort.

People say this one should have been retired a long time ago and that there are "Distortion pickups" out there that sound more modern.
So what? There's a reason why Stratocasters and Les Pauls are still around...this applies to this pickup as well. "If it's not broken, why fix it?"
This one has it all.

Great tone! Sounds very nice alone and in mix!