Detail 01
Alnico II magnet
The softest of the common magnets. Softer attack, warmer mids, less aggressive treble than Alnico V.

Independent shopping perspective
Alnico II Pro bridge humbucker in zebra. A lower-output, warmer bridge pickup for players who want vintage sweetness instead of aggression.

Strong match
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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.
Detail 01
The softest of the common magnets. Softer attack, warmer mids, less aggressive treble than Alnico V.
Detail 02
One pickup, voiced for the bridge. Your neck pickup stays as-is unless you buy a match separately.
Detail 03
The upper-treble emphasis sits high, which keeps the top open rather than nasal or midrange-honky.
Detail 04
One black bobbin, one cream, exposed with no cover. Only visible if your guitar has no pickup rings hiding it.
Detail 05
Standard humbucker size. Cancels 60-cycle hum, so it stays quiet under gain compared to single-coils.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It is warmer than most bridge humbuckers by design. If your guitar already sounds muddy, a brighter Alnico V pickup is the better direction.
It is wound for the bridge, so in the neck it will sound thinner and quieter than a purpose-built neck pickup. Seymour Duncan makes a neck version.
It is a standard-size humbucker and fits conventional humbucker routes and mounting rings. Confirm your cavity depth and lead-wire routing before ordering.
Alnico II has a weaker magnetic pull, giving softer attack and warmer mids. Alnico V is tighter and brighter with more aggressive pick response.
Reference
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