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DiMarzio’s The Cruiser T brings an open, singing voice to the Telecaster neck position, balancing rich chords, clear mids and a sweet top end with hum cancelling performance. Its traditional chrome cover preserves the familiar Telecaster look, while the pickup’s expressive response makes it equally appealing for fluid leads and defined chord work.
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Seven strings, ceramic magnets, and a serious appetite for high gain. The Bare Knuckle Brute Force 7 brings thick mids, a deep and controlled low end, and plenty of muscle for progressive metal, thrash, and extreme metal. And when it’s time to clean things up, the split-coil tones deliver a welcome change of pace.
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The Jackson PC1-E puts a different spin on Phil Collen’s signature formula with a new neck, mahogany body, X2N, Sugar Chakra, Sustainer and Floyd Rose 1000.
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The DiMarzio Fast Track T brings Tele twang and snap into a hum canceling rail pickup, adding more body, tighter lows and enough output for higher gain without losing the bridge position’s character.
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The Brickhouse 60 PAF takes the best traits of vintage PAFs and puts them into a consistent set with chime, harmonic complexity, clarity, and dynamic response. The bridge adds enough push to get a dirty amp moving without sacrificing the openness that makes a great PAF so useful.
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The Ibanez KIKO10BP takes the sleek S series formula in a distinctly Kiko direction. A beefier body, custom DiMarzio pickups, a more substantial neck, 24 frets and an Edge Zero II tremolo give this signature model plenty of personality and serious Brazilian metal attitude.
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The Ragnarok is a chunky, fat sounding pickup that’s also tight and aggressive; a hot pickup with a smooth top end and incredible clarity.
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The DiMarzio Steve Morse Signature pickups are anything but an ordinary humbucker set. One packs 21.00 kΩ of resistance yet delivers vintage output, while the other cranks out 450 mV from a comparatively modest 9.94 kΩ winding. Add Steve Morse’s very particular approach to tone, and there’s a lot more happening here than two pickups with his name on the box.
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The Horizon was one of ESP’s defining high-performance guitars of the late ’80s, and the LTD Horizon Custom ’87 stays remarkably close to that original formula with an archtop alder body, neck-thru construction, fast maple neck, and the Floyd Rose tremolo.
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True Grit humbuckers are medium output range producing a fat, rich clean and punchy driven tone with Alnico 5 magnets.
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