Dimarzio - DP718KK Occult Classic Bridge Black Metal Cover
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The DiMarzio DP718KK Occult Classic pickup is the kind of pickup that helps you go far in your art! Designed for long-fret guitars like Dave Davidson's Jackson Warrior, it excels at fast rhythms and complex chords, even under heavy distortion.
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Presentation
Designed for long-string guitars, the DiMarzio Occult Classic Bridge DP718KK humbucker pickup can take it! It's Dave Davidson's baby. He developed it for his 26.5" Warrior Jackson, a guitar that exudes brutality.
But behind that black shell, there's precision. Even with complex chords, dragging open strings and high volume, every note remains legible. It keeps the bass well defined, without ever drowning in the mix. And with its medium output level, you can play with the volume pot to go from a wall of sound to a more airy clean.
It's perfect for churning out angry riffs. Metal isn't compulsory, but it's clearly his playground. Thrash, death, prog... he follows. The microphone is encased in a sober, classy black shell.
But behind that black shell, there's precision. Even with complex chords, dragging open strings and high volume, every note remains legible. It keeps the bass well defined, without ever drowning in the mix. And with its medium output level, you can play with the volume pot to go from a wall of sound to a more airy clean.
It's perfect for churning out angry riffs. Metal isn't compulsory, but it's clearly his playground. Thrash, death, prog... he follows. The microphone is encased in a sober, classy black shell.
Other features
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Dimarzio DP718KK Occult Classic Bridge
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Dual-coil microphone
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Colour: Black
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For electric guitar
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Position : Bridge
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Wiring : 4 conductors
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Magnet : Ceramic
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Output level : 325 mV
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Resistance : 13,49 Kohm
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Dave Davidson signature
To find out more...
Dave Davidson is the lead singer and guitarist of extreme metal band Revocation, which he formed in Boston in 2000. Renowned for his technical mastery and complex songwriting, he blends metal with elements of fusion, rock and jazz. He is also an educator and has been a columnist for Guitar World Magazine.
