All user reviews for the DiMarzio DP423 Injector Bridge

I use it for 5 months after purchasing the pickguard Injector Injector including neck / bridge 67/Injector Area.

I mounted on a american deluxe stratocaster 2011. The goal was to get a thicker sound without sacrificing dynamics and also to bring (some) of his recent albums by Paul Gilbert.

See previous reviews for its features.

Its level:
It is a true chameleon in the sense of the term: clear sound, it offers all the features of a single with a thickness that is welcome when it comes to playing in the treble (no risk of sounding tart). It would be the successful cross between a single and a P90.

This micro skin changes crunch / saturated: lowering the tone at 6-7, there is the thrill of a humbucker, making it perfectly suited for rock / heavy metal or rock to jazz Govan (to the metal go your way). This micro fully respects the attack of the notes, everything is well-defined (in the manner of Steve Dimarzio special from home), the harmonics are very easy to obtain.

Combination with the middle pickup Area 67 increases its bite.

I highly recommend this mic to anyone looking for a thicker, better return of their attacks and who are not refractory Noiseless technology.

I can't believe nobody's reviewed this one yet! I think these new single coil pickups have to be some of the best out there today with it's noiseless technology. Not only is it super quiet, but it still actually sounds like a single coil. The older models and revisions of noiseless single coils have always been hit and miss. However with these ones I think Dimarzio's finally nailed it! The Injector bridge pickup is not a super high output pickup, I'd say it's medium output with both nice cleans and distortion sounds. The clean sounds like a strat would to me, especially if switched in the 2/4 positions you can get the classic strat sounds, definitely all the chime you want! The distortion is also surprisingly okay, it's thick sounding for a single coil pickup, has lots of mids and isn't overly bright, though it does have a bright chracteristic, there is still quite a good amount of low mids. I think it's a great rock pickup and can get quite heavy, if you're a previous humbucker user you'd have to up the gain on your amp more to get the same amount of crunch but otherwise these pickups are SOLID!