DiMarzio DP180BK Air Norton S Humbucker Guitar Pickup for Strat Size, Black

The Air Norton S™ is the Strat® replacement version of the full-size Air Norton™. It’s warm sounding, very well balanced, and has the same unique tonal characteristics as the original. The original Air Norton™ wasn’t designed for a specific position or type of guitar, but it has become most popular in the neck position of trem-equipped guitars for progressive music. (Thanks, John!) The S version is also a very good bridge pickup for all types of rock. Its combination of medium output and harmonic bite are very effective for single-note soloing as well as chords.

The original Airbucker™ pickups have an air gap between the magnet and the pole pieces. The Air Norton S™ doesn't have this feature, but the sound, output and feel are so similar to the original that we couldn't call it anything else. It's very good in the neck position with The Tone Zone® S or Super Distortion® S in the bridge, or in the bridge position with a Pro Track™ or The Chopper™ in the neck. We like The Cruiser® or Fast Track 1™ in the middle with either setup for brighter sounds in the 2, 3, and 4 positions.

• Balanced Tone: The DP180BK Air Norton S offers a balanced and warm tone that's perfect for a wide range of playing styles.
• Humbucker in Strat Size: Designed to fit in a Strat-sized pickup slot, allowing you to add humbucking power without modifying your guitar.
• Alnico Magnet: Equipped with an Alnico magnet, this pickup delivers a smooth and dynamic sound with excellent sustain.
• Versatile Performance: From clean tones to high-gain distortion, the Air Norton S performs exceptionally well in various musical genres.
• Low Noise: Humbucking design minimizes unwanted noise and interference, providing a clean and clear signal.
• Easy Installation: With its Strat-sized dimensions, the DP180BK can be easily installed in most Stratocaster-style guitars.

• Recommended For: All positions
• Quick Connect Yes
• Wiring 4 Conductor
• Magnet Ceramic
• Resistance 11.21 Kohm
• Year of Introduction 2007