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DiMarzio

DiMarzio Norton Humbucker Pickup Bridge Black DP160B

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Description

SKU DP160B

The DiMarzio Norton Humbucker Pickup in black (DP160B) is designed to deliver a powerful and dynamic tone, making it an excellent choice for electric guitarists seeking to enhance their instrument's tonal versatility and output. This pickup sits perfectly between the classic Fred and Tone Zone pickups, offering a sound that is hotter and bigger than traditional vintage models.

Key features of the DiMarzio Norton Humbucker Pickup include:

- Output level of 352mV

- Tonal character balanced between Fred and Tone Zone pickups

- Magnet type: Alnico 5

- Resistance: 12.62 Kohm

- Wiring: 4 conductor

- Recommended for bridge position

- Standard string spacing

- Year of introduction: 1994

The Norton pickup features harmonic overtones similar to the Fred, combined with the power and mid-range of the Tone Zone. Its patented dual-resonance design ensures a sound that is hotter and more substantial than any vintage model, yet not as loud as a distortion-class humbucker.

This pickup is finished in sleek black and is versatile enough to pair with a wide range of neck pickups, including the Air Classic™, PAF® 36th Anniversary, PAF Pro®, and Air Norton™.

The DiMarzio Norton Humbucker is ideal for both studio recording and live performance, making it a popular choice among notable guitarists such as Rob Bailey, Rob Balducci, and David Grissom.

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