DiMarzio DP112BK

Pre B-1? DP112BK. There are two kinds of Tele® players: country pickers for whom twang is king (we don?t make Twang King? pickups for nothing, right?), and players of blues and rock who need less high-end snap and more low-end muscle. We?re not talking imitation humbucker-sound here. ThePre B-1? maintains a lot of the basic character of the Tele® bridge position, but the sound is bigger. It can still cut through a mix, but it will fill more space, as well. It also has about 25% more power than a stock Tele® bridge pickup. That means thicker overdrive and more sustain from your favorite tube amp. Recommended For Standard Tele® bridge position. Tech Talk Telecaster® guitars may seem very basic, but the differences in maple and rosewood fingerboards, body woods and even bridge and saddle materials mean there are a lot of different-sounding axes around, and some of them are very piercing. Rolling the tone down can turn the sound to mud. The Pre B-1? attacks the problem by fattening up the highs and boosting the mids and lows. We've left the traditional bottom plate off ? the Pre B-1? was designed to work without it. Specs. DP112BK: Finish: Black. Wiring: 2 Conductor. Magnet: Alnico 5. Output mV: 170. DC Resistance: 14.23 Kohm. Year of Introduction: 1978. Patent: n/a.