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Seymour Duncan 11034-63 Antiquity P90 Soapbar Neck Pickup (Cream)

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Seymour Duncan 11034-63 Antiquity P90 Soapbar Neck Pickup (Cream)Brand: Seymour Duncan Color: Cream Features: Vintage P90 Pickup Capture the sweet neck position warmth of an old 52 Goldtop with our Antiquity P90 vintage P90 pickup, a perfect addition to your guitar. Alnico 2 Magnets Our Antiquity P90 soapbar uses two specially calibrated Alnico 2 bar magnets and a custom coil wind to deliver vintage correct sweetness. Full and Round Sound The neck model is full and round sounding, with single notes that have a

Brand: Seymour Duncan

Color: Cream

Features:

  • Vintage P90 Pickup - Capture the sweet neck-position warmth of an old ’52 Goldtop with our Antiquity P90 vintage P90 pickup, a perfect addition to your guitar.
  • Alnico 2 Magnets - Our Antiquity P90 soapbar uses two specially calibrated Alnico 2 bar magnets and a custom coil wind to deliver vintage-correct sweetness.
  • Full and Round Sound - The neck model is full and round sounding, with single notes that have a sweet, musical, singing quality. It is also wound RW/RP to be hum-cancelling when engaged with a matching bridge pickup.
  • Authentic Vintage Construction - When you remove our hand-aged soapbar covers, you’ll find the same hand-fabricated bobbin, plain enamel mag wire, and flatback tape that was made in Kalamazoo during the early days.
  • Made in the USA - Hand built in Santa Barbara, CA, this vintage P90 pickup is a drop-in replacement for any standard P90-sized rout.

PartNumber: 11034-63

Details: Seymour Duncan's Antiquity P-90 Soapbar single-coil pickup captures the magic and tone of a well-worn Gibson pickup from 1959. The Antiquity P-90 Soapbar is crafted from period-correct materials, such as a hand-fabricated bobbin, plain enamel mag wire, and flatback tape. All of the components have been carefully aged to deliver the smooth tone of a vintage pickup. And the pickup cover goes through the same process to look just like it came off an early-'50s Gibson Les Paul. GearNuts players are ecstatic about the Seymour Duncan Antiquity P-90 Soapbar, as it's a drop-in replacement for any of their standard Gibson soapbar-routed guitars. Seymour Duncan Antiquity P-90 Soapbar Single-coil Bridge Pickup Features: Re-creation of an aged Gibson P-90 single-coil Drop-in replacement for any standard Gibson P-90 soapbar route Aged cover gives the look of a well-loved pickup Aged materials offer the smooth sound of an older pickup Vintage-correct plain enamel mag

UPC: 800315000395

EAN: 0800315000395

Model: 11034-63

Binding: Kitchen

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Item Condition: New

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