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Old 01-26-2012, 02:47 PM
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Duncan Jazz or Duncan '59 Neck
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Duncan Jazz or Duncan '59 Neck
Why ? - and how do they compare ?

Should I swap my Jazz for a '59 ? (rhetorical question).
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Old 01-26-2012, 06:10 PM
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I would not swap the 59 for the jazz. I use both pickups in various guitars for different apps. Because I play different styles of music, I have found the jazz more to my taste with a '59 bridge in the tail. As for a '59 in the neck, very responsive and great sounding for more rock oriented tones but by rolling off the tone control and tame the volume, you can get a great jazz tone. If I were to purchase between the two at this moment, I would go with the jazz. Not as hot as '59 but very, very smooth.
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