Seymour Duncan AN2421 - ANTIQUITY TELE NECK NICKEL
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An "Antiquity" Pickup: The DNA of the 50s/60s on a Modern Tele
The Seymour Duncan Antiquity I and Antiquity II pickups are designed to stay true to the iconic models of the 50s and 60s by replicating period manufacturing methods while adding what time imparts to a pickup: a visual patina and magnetic behavior that evoke decades of music. The goal is simple: to recapture the vintage sound on a modern instrument without compromising playing enjoyment.
Antiquity '50s Tele Neck: Clarity, Warmth, and Character
In the neck position, this "Antiquity '50s Tele " model with a nickel cover delivers a very musical identity: supple lows, expressive mids, and measured brightness that highlights nuances. It excels for clean rhythm, open chords, mellow country, vintage rock, and singing blues tones, while maintaining the typical Tele definition.
Technical specifications
| Electronics | Passive |
| Category | electric microphone |
| Instrument | guitar |
| Magnet | alnico V |
| Winding | simple |
| Position | handle |
| Color | Grey |
| Colours | Nickel |
| Finish | Nickel |
Questions frequently asked
What sound does this Tele neck pickup provide?
The combination of a single coil winding and an alnico V magnet delivers warm lows, expressive mids, and controlled brightness. The distinctive Telecaster clarity is preserved across playing dynamics.
Is this pickup designed for the neck position of a Telecaster?
Intended for the neck position, this electric pickup is specifically designed for a Tele guitar.
Does the nickel cover have a vintage look?
The cover features a nickel finish. The Antiquity series showcases a visual patina inspired by pickups from the 1950s and 60s. This appearance aligns with the vintage design of the model.
For which styles is the Antiquity '50s Tele neck pickup suitable?
For clean rhythm playing, this model highlights open chords and nuances. It is also suitable for smooth country, vintage rock, and singing blues tones.
Is the Seymour Duncan AN2421 an active pickup?
Its electronics are passive. This is a single coil pickup equipped with an alnico V magnet.



