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  • Dimarzio question

    Sorry to bring up another brand of pickup, but I got a guitar today and pulled the pickups to see what they are. The neck pickup is a double cream humbucker that just says Dimarzio. Any way to tell the model?

    On the twelve string side (it's a 1977 Gibson doubleneck) I wanted to make sure it was Gibson pickups but all they say is "PAT" and then a long number. Sound like original pickups to you?

    Thanks guys & gals
    My songs....enjoy! (hopefully )

    http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page...?bandID=652921
    or for older stuff too, but slower downloads
    http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp...=301569&T=7414

    Originally posted by DankStar
    700 watts is ok for small clubs, but when you play with a loud drummer or at a medium-large sized venue, you really need 1,500-watts at least. no one should be left alive.

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    Re: Dimarzio question

    Originally posted by 75lespaul
    Sorry to bring up another brand of pickup, but I got a guitar today and pulled the pickups to see what they are. The neck pickup is a double cream humbucker that just says Dimarzio. Any way to tell the model?

    On the twelve string side (it's a 1977 Gibson doubleneck) I wanted to make sure it was Gibson pickups but all they say is "PAT" and then a long number. Sound like original pickups to you?

    Thanks guys & gals
    the dimarzio in all likelyhood is their PAF look underneith and there will be a #
    DP?

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    • #3
      Re: Dimarzio question

      Looking at it now--nuttin. Just Dimarzio
      My songs....enjoy! (hopefully )

      http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page...?bandID=652921
      or for older stuff too, but slower downloads
      http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp...=301569&T=7414

      Originally posted by DankStar
      700 watts is ok for small clubs, but when you play with a loud drummer or at a medium-large sized venue, you really need 1,500-watts at least. no one should be left alive.

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      • #4
        Re: Dimarzio question

        Originally posted by 75lespaul
        Looking at it now--nuttin. Just Dimarzio
        OK if it has one coil screws one coil stud poles like this


        it is the dimarzio PAF


        if it looks like this

        it is a super II or a super distortion model
        to find out take a reading on it? a supder distortion is a 13K pup

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        • #5
          Re: Dimarzio question

          The PAT pickups are Gibson Patent Number humbuckers.
          Originally posted by crusty philtrum
          And that's probably because most people with electric guitars seem more interested in their own performance rather than the effect on the listener ... in fact i don't think many people who own electric guitars even give a poop about the effect on a listener. Which is why many people play electric guitars but very very few of them are actually musicians.

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          • #6
            Re: Dimarzio question

            I really appreciate your posting those photos--my wife always said if there's no pictures, I'm a dead duck.

            It looks exactly like the bottom pickup. I don't have a meter but since it came from the Seattle area and has an X2N in the bridge, I'd assume it's a super distortion. I can tell the sound difference between a super II and a super distortion.

            Also thanks dystrust. Ithought they were, but I don't know enough about pickup markings to be sure.

            Thanks again!
            My songs....enjoy! (hopefully )

            http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page...?bandID=652921
            or for older stuff too, but slower downloads
            http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp...=301569&T=7414

            Originally posted by DankStar
            700 watts is ok for small clubs, but when you play with a loud drummer or at a medium-large sized venue, you really need 1,500-watts at least. no one should be left alive.

            Comment

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