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Mini humbucker
Smaller than a full humbucker with a narrower magnetic window, so it reads a tighter section of string.

Independent shopping perspective
Aged-finish Antiquity II adjustable mini humbucker, bridge position, $169. For guitars already routed for mini humbuckers where you want per-string height control.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
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Smaller than a full humbucker with a narrower magnetic window, so it reads a tighter section of string.
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Each screw raises or lowers to even out string-to-string volume — useful with unusual string gauges or worn frets.
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Built for the bridge slot. Mini humbucker neck and bridge units differ, so positions aren't interchangeable.
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Twin coils cancel most hum, so it stays quieter than a single-coil in the same guitar.
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Cover and screws arrive pre-worn. Aging varies between units, so yours won't exactly match the photo.
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Boutique price for one piece. Replacing both positions means buying the neck unit separately.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Not cleanly. A mini humbucker is smaller, so you'd need an adapter ring or pickguard to cover the gap around it.
Raising a pole screw brings that string up in volume, lowering it drops it. It lets you even out strings that sit loud or quiet.
It's built for the bridge. The neck version is a separate part — using this one there gives uneven balance between positions.
No more than any humbucker. The two coils cancel most electrical hum, so it stays quiet next to amps and screens.