DiMarzio DP100 Super Distortion Pickup

This is the pickup that started it all. Many of the classic Rock guitar sounds of the 70's and 80's were produced by a Super Distortion and a raging tube amp. But don't confuse classic with outdated. Diverse artists from Al DiMeola, Frank Gambale, and Vinnie Moore to Metal veterans Iron Maiden and Ace Frehley have chosen the Super Distortion as an integral part of their personal sound. >More

DiMarzio Area '58 Single-Coil Pickup

There are two major differences between a great vintage Strat(R) pickup and an average one: treble response and dynamics. A great pickup is clear and bright, but not thin-sounding. A great one makes the sound jump out of the amp when you pick hard and drop way down when you play softly, and the tone varies when the string is picked at different spots. The best pickup DiMarzio has ever heard like this was from 1958, and that's what inspired the Area '58(TM), with two major differences. DiMarzio's pickup has way less magnet pull, and virtually no hum. >More

DiMarzio P-90 Super Distortion Pickup

A Super Distortion in a P-90 package? Cool! The DiMarzio Super Distortion has been the industry standard since it's introduction in the early 70s. The new P-90 Super Distortion is DiMarzio's highest-output humbucking soapbar replacement. >More

DiMarzio Evolution Humbucker Pickup

This pickup is designed for maximum impact and power. The sound is tight, aggressive and loud. The design incorporates DiMarzio's patented dual-resonance coil configuration that senses more harmonic overtones than ordinary humbuckers. >More

DiMarzio DP102 X2N Humbucker Pickup

DiMarzio's highest gain pickup excels at thrashing your amplifier into screaming overdrive. Put one in the bridge position for a powerful boost in the voltage the amp sees from your guitar. The result is a hot sound with relentless drive. >More

DiMarzio Tone Zone S Humbucker Pickup

The Tone Zone S(TM) brings the performance of the famous Tone Zone T(TM) to a humbucking Strat(R) replacement pickup. DiMarzio has built-in the tremendous mid-range and bass response of the original Tone Zone(R), and the same patented dual-resonance design produces great harmonics. >More

DiMarzio Fast Track 2 Humbucker Pickup

Like a Chopper on vitamins, the Fast Track 2 is a pedal-to-the-floor, side-by-side, twin-blade monster. It's got 3 times the output of an average single-coil, with a huge mid-range punch. The Fast Track 2 is a bridge-position-only pickup with a powerful crunch and grind designed right in. >More

DiMarzio Evolution 2 Humbucker Pickup

The original Evolution(R) bridge model did exactly what Steve Vai wanted it to do: kick butt and produce serious scream. Now he wants something a little more complex-the same basic tone with increased headroom and dynamics, so that the sound kills on 10 and cleans up when the volume is rolled down. With a little less power than the original Evolution(R), Evo 2(TM) balances perfectly with the Evolution(R) neck model and performs equally well with high gain and vintage amps. >More

DiMarzio DP223 PAF Bridge Pickup

There was no such thing as a "neck" or "bridge" humbucker in the 1950s, but there was a wide range of performance between individual pickups which made some better suited to one position. Some of the old pickups had a lot of wire on the coils, which created more power and a warmer tone. DiMarzio used new technology to duplicate these qualities - without sacrificing the presence and open sound of the best vintage humbuckers - to bring you the PAF 36th Anniversary Bridge Model, a hotter version of their new PAF 36th Anniversary. >More

DiMarzio DP151 PAF Pro Humbucker Pickup

The PAF Pro humbucker has the most transparent sound of the group of Modern Classic Humbuckers. That's not to say there isn't plenty of aggressive chunk in the bottom-end, because there is a spike in the mid-range that gives the pickup a subtle aw vowel sound, like a wah-wah pedal stopped in the middle. >More

DiMarzio DP103F PAF F-Spaced Pickup

Partly based on the pickups in Larry DiMarzio's own 1959 Les Paul and partly on their own patented technology, the PAF 36th Anniversary Model will perform equally well in the neck or bridge position, just as the best humbuckers from the '50s did. >More

DiMarzio Area '67 Single-Coil Pickup

The Monterey Pop Festival of 1967 was a watershed event in American music. When it was over, the world had heard and felt the sound of a Strat in the hands of a master. Single-coils in 1967 were bright and very clean. And of course, they hummed. DiMarzio has captured the classic bright and clean sound but totally eliminated that hum with their patented Area technology. >More

DiMarzio Humbucker Pickup Cover

The DiMarzio GG1600 Humbucker pickup cover fits all DiMarzio full-size humbuckers with PAF-style hardware. Players who prefer their humbuckers covered and don't want flashy chrome or gold pickups can now go with basic black. DiMarzio's black covered humbuckers come standard with black polepieces and mounting screws. Protect and preserve the looks and integrity of your guitar with this stylish black metal pickup cover. >More

DiMarzio DP223F PAF F-Spaced Pickup

There was no such thing as a "neck" or "bridge" humbucker in the 1950s, but there was a wide range of performance between individual pickups which made some better suited to one position. Some of the old pickups had a lot of wire on the coils, which created more power and a warmer tone. DiMarzio used new technology to duplicate these qualities - without sacrificing the presence and open sound of the best vintage humbuckers - to bring you the PAF 36th Anniversary Bridge Model, a hotter version of their new PAF 36th Anniversary. This version, the DP223F, is specially designed for F-spaced guitars, including many Fender guitars and other guitars with a little extra space between strings. >More

DiMarzio DP217 YJM Single-Coil Pickup

You might not realize it from his music, but Yngwie Malmsteen is a vintage Strat(R) collector, and he swears by his 50s and 60s axes. He also swears by DiMarzio's HS-3(TM), and he's always wanted a vintage magnet-stagger version to go with his best guitars. While there is still a strong resemblance to the HS-3(TM), the YJM(TM) has more presence and brilliance, particularly on the high strings, and still no 60-cycle hum. >More

DiMarzio DP216 Mo'Joe Humbucker Pickup

Joe Satriani has used the Fred(R) as his main bridge pickup for years. This year Joe asked DiMarzio for a hotter and bigger version to replace the Fred(R) in his new Ibanez guitars. The new model called the Mo' Joe(TM) is all about tone and definition. It's name says it all. It has more power than the Fred(R), but it doesn't sacrifice clarity or dynamics. >More

DiMarzio DP422 Paul Gilbert Injector

DiMarzio; first heard about Paul Gilbert in the 1980s. Billy Sheehan told us about an amazing 18-year-old who had recently arrived in California and had blown everyone away with his musicianship, speed, and awesome technical ability in Racer X. Naturally, DiMarzio; immediately asked Paul to become a DiMarzio; endorser. It was the start of a great relationship. >More

DiMarzio DP755 Tone Zone 7-String Pickup

The Tone Zone 7 is not simply a 7-string copy of the original Tone Zone(TM), but rather a new design that incorporates lower magnet-pull and coils specifically calibrated to reproduce the full impact of the low B string without any loss of tone quality or fidelity. >More

DiMarzio DP103N PAF Full Vintage Pickup

Partly based on the pickups in Larry DiMarzio's own 1959 Les Paul and partly on their own patented technology, the PAF 36th Anniversary Model will perform equally well in the neck or bridge position, just as the best humbuckers from the '50s did. Want to go totally retro? The PAF 36th Anniversary Full Vintage Humbucker Pickup Model comes in standard spacing vintage "Patent Applied For" long-legged nickel-silver base, and a vintage worn cover. >More

DiMarzio Tone Zone P90 Humbucker Pickup

The Tone Zone P-90 is a high-output, humbucking soapbar pickup with the same sound and power as the Tone Zone humbucker. Like the original Tone Zone, it is designed for the bridge position and comes standard with 4-conductor wiring enabling series/parallel humbucking or split-coil modes. Available in creme or black. >More