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« DiMarzio Model P DP122 »
Published on 01/10/11 at 15:00I was building a P-bass project and needed a pickup. I had heard DiMarzio made good pickups and well everything I heard was true!
This is a black, split-coil Precision bass pickup. Model: P DP122.
I bought this at my local music shop. Right around $50 or $60. I also bought a CTS wiring kit to compliment the already great pickup.
It fit just as it should with no mods.
The tone is fierce! It is loud and mean. The mids growl. Everything you want and more from a P-bass pickup.
There is no unwanted noise from the pickup.
It wired up no problem.
None at all, I am very pleased with this pickup.
I've gigged with my project P-bass for close to 8 years. Knock on wood, no problems whatsoever with the pickup.
The screws have began to rust, but hey, I PLAY this bass. If it gets out of hand I will replace the screws, but it looks cooler as is.
If you want more growl and low mids coming from your P-bass I suggest picking up this pickup.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
This is a black, split-coil Precision bass pickup. Model: P DP122.
I bought this at my local music shop. Right around $50 or $60. I also bought a CTS wiring kit to compliment the already great pickup.
It fit just as it should with no mods.
The tone is fierce! It is loud and mean. The mids growl. Everything you want and more from a P-bass pickup.
There is no unwanted noise from the pickup.
It wired up no problem.
None at all, I am very pleased with this pickup.
I've gigged with my project P-bass for close to 8 years. Knock on wood, no problems whatsoever with the pickup.
The screws have began to rust, but hey, I PLAY this bass. If it gets out of hand I will replace the screws, but it looks cooler as is.
If you want more growl and low mids coming from your P-bass I suggest picking up this pickup.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com