Seymour Duncan Seth Lover Neck Nickel 2c
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Seymour Duncan
Seth Lover Neck Nickel 2c
Product Info
Article Number:
391964
Brand:
Seymour Duncan
Model:
Seth Lover Neck Nickel 2c
Category:
Humbucker Pickups
Price:
$192.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Seth Lover Neck pickup is a fantastic choice if you're chasing that classic PAF humbucker tone. It’s warm, articulate, and has a beautiful, vintage character that’s perfect for blues, rock, and anything needing a bit of grit without being overly aggressive. A real sweet spot for players wanting a refined, vintage-voiced neck pickup.
Product Description
- Seymour Duncan Seth Lover Neck Nickel 2c
- Pickup for Electric Guitar
- Humbucker
- Seth Lover model
- For neck position
- 2-Wire
- Cover: Nickel
- Moderate output humbucker
- Alnico II Magnets
- 7.4 kOhm DC resistance
- 8.14 kHz resonance frequency
- Single-wire push-back braided wire
- Non-sealed nickel-silver cover
- Including Complete mounting hardware
- Made in USA
PROS
- • Nickel-silver cover adds vintage vibe and warmth.
- • Alnico II magnets deliver a creamy, responsive low-end.
- • 2-wire winding provides clarity and a smoother high end.
- • Excellent build quality; Seymour Duncan's reputation shines through.
CONS
- • Output is moderate; won't suit high-gain metal players.
- • Nickel cover can be prone to fingerprints and slight tarnishing.
- • Limited versatility; best suited for vintage-inspired tones.
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Neck
Magnet
Alnico II
Output Level
Moderate
DC Resistance
7.4 kOhm
Spacing
Standard
Mounting
Complete hardware included
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's an extremely accurate recreation; Seymour Duncan meticulously analyzed vintage PAFs to capture their sonic characteristics, but it won't perfectly replicate age and wear.
The 8.14 kHz resonance helps maintain clarity, but a very dark guitar might still benefit from some EQ adjustments to avoid excessive muddiness.
It's a nickel-silver cover; while it provides the aesthetic of nickel, it's a more cost-effective and durable option.
