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Now,I want to change my guitar pick up...My guitar's spirit GI headless 2 Hum...I looking for gibson sound so,i have two in my mind.It's seth lover and 59'...I want you to help me choose...please help me!!! and I'm sorry that I can't use a good language....thank you so much...i wait for your answer..bye

s'awadi krap

welcome to the forum

i think that you might need to tell us more about what kind of music you play and what kind of tone you are hoping for

both of the pickups you mentioned are excellent .. it just depends on what you are hoping for ...

good luck
t4d

I love jimmy page tone..and now i play a both of jazz and blues...i hope a jimmy tone and jazz tone for neck...now my guitar has a small sound...i want a warm sound for play jazz and blues style...help me choose one of it...

Help me...!!!! because i must buy it today...Help me please!!!! please!!! thank you so much...

I'm not sure exactly what guitar you have, but if you want the advise of someone who's had nearly all the Duncan humbuckers, I'll swear that my favorite tones come out of the Custom 5/59N, CC/APH, or Seth Lover set combos. There's lots of good combo recomendations from varying players here, but those 3 will kick ass in about any guitar you put them in. It's almost hard to decide between those, but if you've got a few guitars, those combinations are a complete arsenal of humbucker tone.

thank you so much....

if you want a jazz tone in the neck, I'd go for either a seth lover neck, or an alnico 2 pro neck, and I think jimmy page used Alnico 5 humbuckers, but I'm not sure, so I'd use a 59' in the bridge.

seth lover neck, 59 bridge, or if you want uncovered
alnico 2 pro neck, 59 bridge.

I hope I'm not too late. Those will get you a nice combination good for any style of music, and the 59' bridge sounds phenominal clean, too.

For more distortion, you could use the custom 5, as Gearjoneser said. Any of the mentioned pickups will sound great. I would go for low output, because I find it more versatile. Good luck, and have fun with your wonderful sounding guitar.

Rich