An “airbucker” version of the Dimarzio Tone Zone. Described as a vintage version of the Tone Zone.
$89.99
An “airbucker” version of the Dimarzio Tone Zone. Described as a vintage version of the Tone Zone.
$89.99
| Brand | Dimarzio |
|---|---|
| Magnet Type | Alnico 5 |
| DC Resistance | 17.49 |
| Pole Pieces | Single Screw |
| Position | Bridge |
| Wire Guage | N/A |
| Wire Type | N/A |
| Artists | N/A |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Baseplate Material | Brass |
| Rec. Pot Value | 500K |
| Sound | Humbucker |
| Strings | 6 |
| Pole Spacing | F-Space, Standard |
| Noiseless | Yes |
| Technology | Airbucker, Dual Resonance |
| Resonant Peak | N/A |
We have not currently reviewed the Dimarzio Air Zone pickup. As we continue development of Guitar Pickup Database, we will be adding in-depth reviews of all guitar pickups we test. In the meantime, we encourage anyone who has experience with this pickup model to leave a review and rating to help others understand its sonic characteristics. If you’re interested in purchasing this pickup, please click “Find this on Reverb.com” to support us!
Medium output, relatively tight sounding pickup good for chords and distortion. Perfect if you want something that doesn’t quite sound like anything else. It has a classic sound to it while not sounding like a PAF or other vintage pickup, and it works quite well for high gain applications. Lots to like; I can’t see someone not being pleased with it. No squeal for me despite the air gaps in the design. If you don’t know what to get you can do much worse. Very much a “regular humbucker” type of sound. I only tried it in the bridge but I think that’s where it belongs.
We have not currently reviewed the Dimarzio Air Zone pickup. As we continue development of Guitar Pickup Database, we will be adding in-depth reviews of all guitar pickups we test. In the meantime, we encourage anyone who has experience with this pickup model to leave a review and rating to help others understand its sonic characteristics. If you’re interested in purchasing this pickup, please click “Find this on Reverb.com” to support us!
| Brand | Dimarzio |
|---|---|
| Magnet Type | Alnico 5 |
| DC Resistance | 17.49 |
| Pole Pieces | Single Screw |
| Position | Bridge |
| Wire Guage | N/A |
| Wire Type | N/A |
| Artists | N/A |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Baseplate Material | Brass |
| Rec. Pot Value | 500K |
| Sound | Humbucker |
| Strings | 6 |
| Pole Spacing | F-Space, Standard |
| Noiseless | Yes |
| Technology | Airbucker, Dual Resonance |
| Resonant Peak | N/A |
1 review for Dimarzio Air Zone
Medium output, relatively tight sounding pickup good for chords and distortion. Perfect if you want something that doesn’t quite sound like anything else. It has a classic sound to it while not sounding like a PAF or other vintage pickup, and it works quite well for high gain applications. Lots to like; I can’t see someone not being pleased with it. No squeal for me despite the air gaps in the design. If you don’t know what to get you can do much worse. Very much a “regular humbucker” type of sound. I only tried it in the bridge but I think that’s where it belongs.