Max out the attitude factor on any axe.

The Gibson Dirty Fingers Humbucker is the pickup so loud it refused to be silenced. The Dirty Fingers humbucker has returned after a 20-year absence to once again deliver the critical union between power and dirt. These Gibson bridge-only pickups are extreme-output units designed for more of everything. Much more clarity with way more volume than a traditional humbucker and an incredible, aggressive, wide response. The Gibson Dirty Fingers pickup comes with a 4-conductor lead and is wax-potted to eliminate unwanted microphonic feedback.

Gibson Dirty Fingers Humbucker Pickup Features:

• Bridge-only
• Extreme-output
• More clarity
• More volume
• Aggressive, wide response
• 4-conductor lead
• Wax potted

Going for the hottest, dirtiest sound around? This is the only pickup to consider. Order now!

Gibson Dirty Fingers Humbucker Pickup

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The name speaks for itself.

Posted by M3l0dy M@k3r on Jun 20, 2009

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: hobby-writer

Reviewer's Play Style: rock-punk-metal-blues

I did some research on gibsons pickups and found that this had the hottest output of them all. I needed that output for some of the punk I play. I dropped it into my joan jett melody maker and I play through a marshall half stack(how all gibsons guitars should be hooked up). The overall sound u get out of this is just dazzling. Endless crunch on the low end. As for the high end not so much. It suits my playing very well mainly because I play rythm. It's very versatile.

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Great Pickup

Posted by Sexy Man 69 from New Hampshire on May 16, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Lead Guitarist in Punk band

Reviewer's Play Style: Punk, Alternative, Pop Punk, Classic Rock

I recently had this baby put into my Epiphone Les Paul studio and it sounds great. Its clear, punchy and makes my stock pickups look bad. I play punk somewhat in the style of social distortion and this pickup does the trick. I use it on a Peavey Windsor with a boss ds-1 and it creats amazing tone. I recommend this to someone who wants a bare bones punchy, clear pickup with no frills

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Oh Mama Honey!!!

Posted by 1234areyoureadytorock from Bradenton, FL. on May 7, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician and Audio Engineer

Reviewer's Play Style: Contempory Christian Rock, Rock. Blues etc...

This is the perfect bridge pickup for darn near every style of music. I've been playing guitar for over 43 years (that's not my age, it's the amount of actual years I've been playing the guitar) and I've played them all. Recently I bought a Gibson SG faded. The bridge pickup turned out to be a 490T, not a 498T. (The 490T pickup is worthless as a bridge pickup, but might be usefull as a neck pick) I decided to replace it with a Dirty Fingers instead of the 498T because I already have that setup in my Les Paul. I'm so glad I went with the Dirty Fingers!!! It's very easy to install and worth 10X what I paid for it. It puts my new faded SG in a class by itself. Before I replaced the 490T pickup with the Dirty Fingers pickup this Gibson faded SG wasn't worth hanging on the wall, let alone taking it on the road with me.

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I'd swear on these

Posted by Anonymous Musician on Apr 22, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active muscian 6 years

Reviewer's Play Style: Power Pop, Pop Punk, Metal

I heard about these pickups a while back. I knew Tom Delonge used them in his gibson and I love the way his guitar sounds so I figured why not try em in my SG faded.

Let me tell you this bad boy will shake your pants off. It's pretty intense. Amazing distortion quality. You can hear every note. Pinches will make you wanna cry. If your thinking of a great bridge pickup. If you have the cash buy it. It won't let you down.

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if you have a hiiiigh gain amp

Posted by woooooo from georgia on Apr 20, 2009

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: in many bands

Reviewer's Play Style: hardcore/electro

This s great pick up! Great tone! But I bought it expecting more output. I was told it had the highest output of any passives he had heard. Turns out the invader I swaped it for was higher gain...nonetheless I love it and its perfect.

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