Seymour Duncan ANT-P90DE B BLK
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Seymour Duncan
ANT-P90DE B BLK
Product Info
Article Number:
182646
Brand:
Seymour Duncan
Model:
ANT-P90DE B BLK
Category:
P-90 Pickups
Price:
$251.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
These Antiquity P90s nail that classic '52 Goldtop or '59 ES-330 vibe. They've got a great balance of warmth, bite, and clarity – a real workhorse for players chasing vintage tones without the vintage price tag. If you're building or upgrading a semi-hollow or wanting that fat, creamy P90 growl, this is a seriously good choice.
Product Description
- Seymour Duncan ANT-P90DE B BLK
- Pickup
- Antiquity 1950s pickup / P90
- For bridge position
- As can be found on '52 Gold Tops or a '59 ES-330
- Coils
- cables and the "Dun-Aged™" Alnico II magnets are recreated with attention to the finest details
- Colour: Black
PROS
- • Authentic '50s P90 tone with Alnico II warmth and clarity
- • Excellent build quality; Duncan's inDun-Aged™ process adds character
- • Versatile enough for blues, rock, and even some heavier styles
- • Black cover provides a classic, understated aesthetic for vintage guitars
CONS
- • Higher output than some truly vintage P90s; less 'raw' than some
- • Can be microphonic if not properly shielded and installed
- • Limited versatility for modern, high-gain genres
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Bridge
Magnet
Alnico II
Output Level
8.5
DC Resistance
7.25kΩ
Mounting
4-Hole
Cover
Black
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Frequently Asked Questions
Unlike the Screamin’ Demons, these are voiced for a more authentic, vintage tone with a smoother high-end and less aggressive output.
Yes, the dimensions are standard, but always double-check your guitar’s rout depth to avoid any issues with the cover.
While possible, Alnico II magnets are potted, making replacement tricky and generally not recommended for most players.
