Guitar Pickups

DiMarzio DP257BK Illuminator John Petrucci's signature model humbucker guitar pickup. Bridge position. Designed to span a multitude of different sounds within one guitar, from massive overdrive to expressive, dynamic and very liquid with more clarity and presence when he plays solos....

DiMarzio DP227FBK Liquifire John Petrucci Signature model guitar pickup. Neck position. A flowing singing solo tone when used with a heavily overdriven amp and a clear sound on a clean amp setting. Fat highs and clean lows for smooth solos...

DiMarzio DP184W The Chopper Humbucking Single Coil Guitar Pickup. Louder, punchier brother of the Fast Track 1, with more power in the mids and low end for a bigger sound and more crunch. Used by Reeves Gabrels, Scott Stine etc. Output:...

DiMarzio DP295N Relentless bass pickup. Neck. With super deep low end. Designed in consultation with Billy Sheehan. Will work just as well in the bridge position due to its big low end response. Output: 405mv. Sculpted nickel metal cover.

DiMarzio DP419W Area 67 Hum Cancelling Single Coil Guitar Pickup in White. 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 DiMarzio DP416W Area 61 single coil guitar pickup can be used on all positions of the guitar. DiMarzio® has been working on serious vintage single-coil design with no hum for twelve years. Our goal has always been to capture...

The DiMarzio DP184BK The Chopper guitar pickup is the louder, punchier brother of the Fast Track 1™. More power is concentrated in the mids and low end for a bigger sound with more crunch. It shares the same side-by-side coils...

The DiMarzio DP189BK Tone Zone S guitar pickup brings the famous performance of The Tone Zone® to a humbucking Strat® replacement pickup. We’ve built in the tremendous mid-range and bass response of the original Tone Zone®, and the same patented...

The DiMarzio DP173B Twang King Tl style guitar pickup has unequalled response to pick attack: light playing produces a soft, quiet tone and hard picking creates a harder, louder, and more dynamic sound than any comparable single-coil. We accomplished this with...