Duncan Antiquity

Why does’nt Gibson lower that bridge fully into the body?

Just purchased an ES 335 this past May, and I am quite satisfied with everything about. I am considering replacing the ’57’s with Seymour Duncans Antiquity pickups, but everything else is top notch. I guess their quality is somewhat inconsistent. Might be due to the fact that there are many fine foreign guitars out there that are giving Gibson a run for their money.—-”play on”

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Seymour Duncan Antiquity p/u demo

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