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DiMarzio Tone Zone

The Tone Zone has a wide dynamic range, with dual-resonance coils that produce more overtones than you’d expect from a big-sounding pickup.

The Air Classic has the same sweet sound as classic late 50s humbuckers, an almost vocal, three-dimensional sound that jumps off the string.

The Titan set has a distinctive voice that doesn’t get lost, even in a dense, 3-guitar mix with a balanced blend of highs, mids, and lows.

The Humbucker From Hell is a brighter, cleaner, glassy-sounding pickup, but with about the same power as a PAF.

The Bluesbucker looks like a standard humbucker, but sounds like a P90 and cancels 60-cycle hum as effectively as the average humbucker.

Think of the Super 3 as a Super Distortion with more mid-range grind and chopped treble, without fear of thinning out your sound.

The Dominion bridge is wound for warmth with ceramic magnets for speed. The neck is hotter than vintage with more edge, definition and focus.

The Satch Track Neck bridges the gap between classic humbucker and single-coil performance, keeping the mids and lows tight and focused.

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The San Dimas SD22 JB should be canon to every guitar nerd. It’s the red sparkle Jackson that Steve Vai