11102-83-B vs 11102-83-Z — Compare

Seymour Duncan Dimebag set Black Pickup vs Seymour Duncan Dimebag set Zebra Pickup

Both sets use identical pickup specifications (Dimebucker bridge, SH-1 '59 neck) and deliver the same high-output, aggressive character. The only difference is the Zebra set features a visually striking zebra-coil neck pickup, while the Black set has uniform black coils—purely an aesthetic choice with no tonal impact.

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Seymour Duncan Dimebag set Black Pickup

$258.00
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Seymour Duncan Dimebag set Zebra Pickup

$258.00
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Specs side by side

Seymour Duncan Dimebag set Black PickupSeymour Duncan Dimebag set Zebra Pickup
Price$258.00$258.00
BrandSeymour DuncanSeymour Duncan
ConditionNewNew

Why choose Seymour Duncan Dimebag set Black Pickup

  • Uniform all-black aesthetic matches most guitar finishes
  • Identical sonic performance to Zebra variant at same price
  • Hand-built Santa Barbara construction with vacuum wax potting

Why choose Seymour Duncan Dimebag set Zebra Pickup

  • Striking zebra-coil neck pickup adds visual character
  • Identical high-output aggressive tone as Black variant
  • Four-conductor cables provide wiring flexibility
Bottom line: Choose Black Pickup for a cohesive, understated look; choose Zebra Pickup if you want distinctive visual flair. Tonally and functionally, they are the same matched pair.

Frequently asked questions

Is there any tonal difference between the Black and Zebra sets?

No. Both sets use identical Dimebucker bridge (16.25 kΩ, ceramic magnet, 5.1 kHz peak) and SH-1 '59 neck (8.13 kΩ, Alnico V, 6 kHz peak) pickups. The difference is purely visual coil color.

Which set is better for high-gain metal and lead work?

Both perform identically for high-gain applications. The Zebra description emphasizes lead clarity and sustain, but both sets deliver the same aggressive articulation, tight punchy distortion, and feedback rejection through vacuum wax potting.

Do these pickups work for genres other than metal?

Both sets are optimized for hard rock, metal, and thrash but are not ideal for jazz, blues, folk, or country due to their high output and aggressive midrange character.

What's the practical difference in construction between the two?

Both are hand-built in Santa Barbara with vacuum wax potting and four-conductor cables. The only construction difference is the zebra-coil visual treatment on the Zebra set's neck pickup.

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