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Seymour Duncan Antiquity Jazz Bass

5/5, 5 from 1 review
Seymour Duncan made reproduction pickups aimed at capturing the sounds of the past. Pickups are handmade in the Seymour Duncan Custom Shop.
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Overall Rating:
5/5,
Sound:
5/5,
Build Quality:
5/5,
Value:
5/5,
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  1. amusicalperson
    Best Tone I've Ever Gotten Out of a Jazz Bass
    5/5, 5 out of 5, reviewed Nov 12, 2015
    Sound:
    5/5,
    Build Quality:
    5/5,
    Value:
    5/5,
    Pros
    • + Vintage Accurate Comes with a Sticker! Not extremely expensive Very Warm Tone Aged Look (If you're into that) No Seymour Duncan Logo on the Pickups
    Cons
    • - Not suited to more aggressive style of playing (ex. Slap, Metal) without an external aid. Aged Look (If you're not into that)
    I have these in my Fender Jazz and I don't even think about other pickups. For my personal tastes, these pickups are unrivaled in the tone department. I like my bass to sound like a bass, I don't care for that overly mid-range or treble sound. I can't even bring myself to play Jazz Basses or P Basses at local music stores because of how punchy they are in comparison to mine because of these pickups. I think these pickups make my Jazz sound like what everyone thinks of as the perfect P Bass tone a la Jamerson. I couldn't imagine how glorious the P Bass set must be in a P Bass. As a side note, these are the Antiquity I's not the II's that a lot of people use. If you enjoy old school tones, this IS the pickup for you!
    Price Paid:
    $160 (for the set)
    amusicalperson, Nov 12, 2015
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