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Seymour Duncan Retro Antiquity P90 Dog Ear Neck Black Pickup vs Seymour Duncan Retro Antiquity P90 Dog Ear Bridge Black Pickup
The Antiquity P90 Neck is optimized for smooth, fat lows and articulate mids in neck position with RW/RP hum-cancelling wiring, while the Antiquity P90 Bridge delivers balanced, responsive vintage character with natural breakup for bridge placement. Buy the neck pickup if you're upgrading or building a guitar and want classic blues and rock voicing; buy the bridge if you're replacing a bridge pickup or completing a matched pair for hum-free operation.
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Seymour Duncan Retro Antiquity P90 Dog Ear Neck Black Pickup
Seymour Duncan Retro Antiquity P90 Dog Ear Bridge Black Pickup
Specs side by side
| Seymour Duncan Retro Antiquity P90 Dog Ear Neck Black Pickup | Seymour Duncan Retro Antiquity P90 Dog Ear Bridge Black Pickup | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $129.00 | $129.00 |
| Brand | Seymour Duncan | Seymour Duncan |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Seymour Duncan Retro Antiquity P90 Dog Ear Neck Black Pickup
- ✓ Lower DC resistance (7.8 ohms) yields thicker, warmer lows ideal for blues and classic rock
- ✓ RW/RP winding pattern enables hum-cancelling when paired with a bridge model
- ✓ Hand-wound with Dun-Aged Alnico II magnets for authentic vintage compression and woody tone
- ✓ Smooth treble roll-off suits warm, vintage aesthetics across genres
Why choose Seymour Duncan Retro Antiquity P90 Dog Ear Bridge Black Pickup
- ✓ 2 bar magnet design balances response evenly across all six strings with consistent definition
- ✓ Higher DC resistance (8.6 kΩ) provides natural breakup and articulate highs for driven tones
- ✓ Direct drop-in replacement for standard Gibson P90 cavities with zero routing required
- ✓ Slightly compressed vintage output works cleanly and driven, offering versatility
Frequently asked questions
Can I use just one of these pickups, or do I need both?
Either pickup can work alone, but the Neck model's RW/RP winding is specifically designed to cancel hum when paired with the Bridge model. The Bridge pickup works as a standalone drop-in replacement without modification.
What's the difference in tone between 7.8 ohms and 8.6 kΩ resistance?
The Neck (7.8 ohms) yields warmer, thicker lows and smoother mids; the Bridge (8.6 kΩ) offers tighter articulation and more natural breakup when pushed. The Neck emphasizes fat lows; the Bridge balances response across the spectrum.
Which is better for blues and vintage rock?
Both suit these genres, but the Neck excels at creamy, compressed tones typical of classic blues, while the Bridge delivers the balanced response and natural breakup favored in early rock. The Neck is ideal if you want two matched pickups; the Bridge works as a standalone upgrade.
Do these require any guitar modifications to install?
The Bridge is a direct drop-in for standard Gibson P90 routes with zero modification. The Neck is also hand-fabricated to fit standard specs but is designed for neck position in a matched pair setup.