Dimarzio Chopper
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Dec 2 2011, 12:36 AM
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Hey Adrian, I just ordered the DiMarzio Chopper to put in the bridge position of my Strat, and was looking to get some ideas how to wire it. I'm debating if I should go through the trouble of installing a coil tap. I like the tone you get out of yours, do you have a coil tap on it?

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Adrian Figallo
Dec 4 2011, 01:39 AM
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that's right guys, but go for the split coil man, i totally recommend it, it's like having a different guitar smile.gif
if you dont want push pull, install a small mini ON/ON miniswitch and you are golden smile.gif

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