The inspiration for the Domino came from the classic Gibson P-90:  a single-coil pickup with a fat midrange, a bright, transparent upper-register and a notoriety for being one of the noisiest pickups around.  The Domino was conceived in an attempt to deliver that great, single-coil tone in a noise-free package.    What the Domino achieves, though, is far beyond anything we could have hoped for.

The Domino's dual-coil design provides a totally noiseless background against which it projects a distinctly single-coil-like tone.  But freed from all the background noise, the Domino's tone is purer, even more transparent than that of a traditional single-coil pickup.  In the neck position, the pickup's sound is full and reverberant, offering the music a glorious and unfettered air and, in the bridge, the Domino sings with an enormous, chime-like voice.

The Domino is sized to be a drop-in replacement for any traditional humbucker.  Its cover is open-topped, so there is no brass or nickel-silver between the strings and the coils to suck away your tone.  The pickup is carefully grounded and comes with a shielded lead to minimize the risks of any 120Hz hum and, just like the old P-90, the coils are wound with plain enamel-coated wire.  The magnetic configuration of the pickup, however, will remain a proprietorial secret.  It's a highly customized arrangement and contributes enormously to the unique tone the Domino produces.

The standard cosmetics for the Domino include a black, lacquered face, silver poles and a chrome cover.  If you're interested in cosmetic variations, feel free to inquire.

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A bass version of the Domino is currently under development as well.