DiMarzio DP123 Model J-Bass Pickups, Black, Neck and Bridge

$169.00

DiMarzio DP123 Model J-Bass Pickups, Black, Neck and Bridge

Name: DiMarzio DP123 Model J-Bass Pickups, Black, Neck and Bridge
Brand: DiMarzio
SKU: DIM DP123BK
Price: 169.00 USD
Availability: InStock

We're sorry, but this item is unavailable.

Free -Day Shipping to

Get it by . Order within .

Get it if you order in Price:

Faster shipping

Limited inventory! Only in stock.

New item! Preorder now. Risk free, arriving soon.

On backorder! Reserve now. Risk free, arriving soon.

Call to Order

Item added to your cart ×

Subtotal |

Continue Shopping View Cart

DiMarzio Model J pickups reproduce the warmth and roundness of the traditional Fender Jazz Bass sound with increased power and hum-cancellation. The additional power translates into a bigger sound that emphasizes the resonant character of the instrument. The DiMarzio Model J pickups sensitivity and deep tone are also the perfect complement to fretless basses. Double-stop glissandos and delicate violin-style vibrato speak with a classic, woody voice simply by backing off slightly on the tone control. For an even more varied choice of tones, pair a bridge position DiMarzio Model J with a DiMarzio Model P pickup. The warm, fat tone of the DiMarzio Model P plus the tight punch of the DiMarzio Model J opens up the sound of any bass.

Recommended for:

Neck and bridge positions. The DiMarzio Model J was designed to fit the original Fender Jazz Bass, which has neck and bridge pickup cavities of two different sizes. Some current basses use the same length pickup in both positions. The DiMarzio Model J set, DP123, consists of two pickups of different lengths, with the neck pickup shorter than the bridge pickup. The pickups are also available individually as DP123S (short) and DP123L (long) if your bass requires either one size pickup or the other. Please refer to the dimensions link for the correct choice for your bass.

Tech Talk

Unlike traditional Js, each Model J is individually humbucking. It's not a stack: each coil picks up one pair of strings. By doing it this way, they keep the resistance down, and the tone clean and clear.