DiMarzio
VerifiedFamily-owned guitar pickup manufacturer that has handcrafted all of its products at a factory on the north shore of Staten Island, New York since 1972. Founder Larry DiMarzio invented the high-output replacement humbucker — the Super Distortion — in 1972, igniting the aftermarket guitar pickup industry. The company now hand-winds nearly 200 guitar and bass pickup models at its Staten Island facility, all made in the USA.
Products by DiMarzio
4 products listed
$85-$105Area 58 DP415 Hum-Canceling Single-Coil Pickup
A stacked, hum-canceling pickup handmade in Staten Island that reproduces the single-coil tone of a 1958 Stratocaster without the noise. The Area 58 uses dual stacked coils and an Alnico 2 magnet to cancel hum while preserving warm bass, punchy mids, and the airy top-end shimmer of a classic Strat. Fits directly into any standard single-coil pickup rout.
$85-$105The Tone Zone DP155 Humbucker Pickup
A high-output humbucker with a dramatic tonal voice, hand-wound in Staten Island since 1991. The Tone Zone has the widest dynamic range of DiMarzio's high-power line — dig in hard for maximum output, back off for a cleaner, more articulate sound. Its pronounced mid-range curve and thick low end make it one of the most recognizable bridge pickups in rock and metal.
$85-$105PAF Pro DP151 Humbucker Pickup
A transparent, medium-output humbucker handmade in Staten Island, introduced in 1986. The PAF Pro was engineered to let effects and amplifier overdrive respond naturally without losing definition in the mids and highs. It excels in both neck and bridge positions and is especially popular with lead guitarists who rely on expression and dynamics rather than raw power.
$90-$110Super Distortion DP100 Humbucker Pickup
The original high-output replacement humbucker, handmade in Staten Island since 1972. The Super Distortion was the first pickup designed to push a tube amplifier into overdrive without a pedal, and it remains the benchmark high-output humbucker. Hand-wound with a thick mid-range voice, extended lows, and full highs; includes 4-conductor wiring for split-coil and series/parallel modes.