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DIMARZO is the originator of the first replacement pickup, founded in 1972 and proudly made in the USA. The company specializes in electric guitar pickups, acoustic guitar pickups, bass pickups, guitar straps, and cables. Their products include the ColossalTM pair - DP432 Super PAF® Ceramic - DP500, Muscle TTM neck - DP436, Muscle TTM bridge - DP437, Super Distortion® - DP100, The ChopperTM - DP184, X2N® - DP102, and The Tone Zone® - DP155. DiMarzio serves a wide range of guitarists including Steve Morse, who uses their pickups in his Steve Morse Model™ bridge humbucker. The company can be contacted at 1388 Richmond Terrace, PO Box 100387 Staten Island, NY 10310 USA or via phone at (718) 981-9286.

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