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The DiMarzio DP184 Chopper Pickup adds more grunt to the concept of the Fast Track 1 . Louder, with more heft in the mids and low-end, it's a blade pickup that still maintains the kick and high end of true single coils.
I purchased the Chopper for my Mexican Standard Strat. I love the look and feel of this guitar, but could never get a good lead sound out of the stock bridge pickup. The Chopper worked out great! It's brighter than most humbuckers, but doesn't sound harsh or shrill. It has medium gain, so it blends in well with the other (single-coil) pickups on this guitar. Harmonics are excellent, sustain is much improved, and the tone is very well balanced between bass/mids/highs. It can easily cover Texas Blues, Rock, and old school Metal. Think of it as a warm, hum-free single-coil on steroids.
Reviewed by drDanZ on 10/2/2006 who plays Progressive Rock, Metal, Blues, Jazz.
I recentely dropped the Chopper into the bridge position of my Highway One Fender stratocaster. I was looking for more boost and a fatter tone. This did exactly that. I also have a lot more sustain.
Reviewed by Ben on 8/20/2009 who plays Jazz rock and blues .
