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TDPRI Member
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Fredericton, Canada
Age: 39
Posts: 68
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Seymour Duncan Antiquity?
Anybody use these pickups, Strat or Tele? They seem to be priced about the same as Fralins, wondered how they compared. Thanks! :)
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Poster Extraordinaire
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Yep - I use them
I'm not sure why...but the Antiquities aren't given much credit around here. I've got a set of Antiquities for strat in a Strat, and I've got Strat neck and middle Antiquities in my Hwy 1 Tele, with a Broadcaster in the bridge. I adjust them fairly low in the pickguardd, and I couldn't be more satisified.
I think that some players "think" they want a vintage pickup...until they actually have a chance to use one, then they find out that it's not the pickup for them. Personally - I dislike almost every "overwound" pickup out there. I perfer a medium to low output single coil, setting low in the pickguard. I can get more of a crisp, chimey, clean tone, without it getting too bright. |
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Friend of Leo's
Join Date: May 2003
Location: Great Pacific NW
Age: 58
Posts: 4,092
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Antiquities
While I have not tried the tele bridge antiquity, I think the neck pup is excellent. It replaced a Dimarzio Twang King neck ( one of the best IMO ) in a Fernandes tele I had. It was everything I love in a tele neck pickup. It will be finding a new home in a tele I'm putting together for a friend. He play's sans pick..just uses his thumb. It will sound killer with his style of play as it's a very warm, articulate and bluesy sounding pickup. If the bridge pup is as good, ( which I hear it is ) I would be happy to have a set in my tele.
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