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Seymour Duncan Antiquity 2 Jive Neck Pickup For Jazz Bass vs Seymour Duncan Humbucker ST59-1 Little 59 Lead Pickup For Tele

The Antiquity 2 Jive is a jazz bass neck pickup with warm, smooth vintage character optimized for upright-style tones; the Little 59 is a single-coil-sized humbucker for Telecaster bridge position with higher output and country/rock versatility. Choose the Antiquity 2 if you play jazz bass, or the Little 59 if you play electric guitar and want hybrid warm-plus-twang character.

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Seymour Duncan Antiquity 2 Jive Neck Pickup For Jazz Bass

$119.00
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Seymour Duncan Humbucker ST59-1 Little 59 Lead Pickup For Tele

$119.00
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Specs side by side

Seymour Duncan Antiquity 2 Jive Neck Pickup For Jazz BassSeymour Duncan Humbucker ST59-1 Little 59 Lead Pickup For Tele
Price$119.00$119.00
BrandSeymour DuncanSeymour Duncan
Pickup TypeNeckNeck
ConditionNewNew

Why choose Seymour Duncan Antiquity 2 Jive Neck Pickup For Jazz Bass

  • Purpose-built for jazz bass with natural, articulate tone
  • Smooth low-mids and vintage character ideal for warm, woody sound
  • Budget-friendly entry to quality Duncan jazz pickup design

Why choose Seymour Duncan Humbucker ST59-1 Little 59 Lead Pickup For Tele

  • Versatile across country, jazz, blues, funk, and rock genres
  • Higher output and beefed-up tone with PAF warmth plus twang
  • Single-coil-sized humbucker fits Telecaster bridge without routing
Bottom line: Buy the Antiquity 2 Jive if you own a jazz bass and want warm, articulate neck-position tone. Buy the Little 59 if you play Telecaster and need a high-output bridge pickup that blends vintage PAF character with country twang.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use the Antiquity 2 Jive on a Telecaster?

No. The Antiquity 2 Jive is designed specifically for jazz bass; the Little 59 is the Seymour Duncan humbucker made for Telecaster bridge position.

Which has higher output?

The Little 59 has higher output and beefed-up tone, making it louder and more aggressive; the Antiquity 2 Jive prioritizes articulation and smooth sustain over volume.

Are both beginner-friendly?

Yes, both are rated for beginner through professional skill levels. The Antiquity 2 suits jazz players of all levels, while the Little 59 works for country, blues, and rock players at any experience level.

Which pickup is better for classic rock?

The Little 59 is listed as suitable for classic rock and hard rock; the Antiquity 2 is optimized for jazz, blues, and funk.

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