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Seymour Duncan High Voltage TB White Pickup vs Seymour Duncan High Voltage TB Zebra Pickup

The High Voltage TB White is a Trembucker designed specifically for 7-string guitars with wide string spacing, while the High Voltage TB Zebra is a standard humbucker for 6-string instruments. Choose the White for extended-range drop-tuned rigs; choose the Zebra for traditional 6-string metal and hard rock.

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Seymour Duncan High Voltage TB White Pickup

$129.00
View Seymour Duncan High Voltage TB White Pickup

Seymour Duncan High Voltage TB Zebra Pickup

$129.00
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Seymour Duncan High Voltage TB White PickupSeymour Duncan High Voltage TB Zebra Pickup
Price$129.00$129.00
BrandSeymour DuncanSeymour Duncan
ConditionNewNew

Why choose Seymour Duncan High Voltage TB White Pickup

  • Trembucker spacing engineered for 7-string guitars
  • Maintains tight definition and clarity across all strings in extended range
  • Specifically voiced for drop tunings and extended-range applications

Why choose Seymour Duncan High Voltage TB Zebra Pickup

  • Higher bridge output (9.73k) for more aggression in high-gain contexts
  • Degaussed bridge design reduces magnetic pull for improved articulation
  • Classic zebra coil covers with standard humbucker dimensions fitting most cavities
Bottom line: Pick the High Voltage TB White if you play a 7-string guitar or extended-range instrument tuned low. Pick the High Voltage TB Zebra if you play standard 6-string and want maximum output with refined note separation.

Frequently asked questions

What's the main physical difference between these two pickups?

The White uses Trembucker-spacing for 7-string guitars with wider string spacing, while the Zebra is a standard humbucker with 6-string spacing. The Zebra also features black and white coil covers versus the White's solid white cover.

Which has higher output?

The Zebra's bridge output is 9.73k, while the White's series DC resistance is 8.808k ohms. The Zebra is slightly hotter and designed for maximum aggression in high-gain setups.

Can I use the Zebra in a 7-string guitar?

No. The Zebra's standard humbucker spacing is designed for 6-string instruments. The White's Trembucker spacing is necessary to maintain clarity and magnetic coupling across a 7-string's wider string spread.

Are both versatile in wiring options?

Both offer series, split, and parallel configurations. The White specifies multiple DC resistance values for each mode, while the Zebra includes a 4-conductor shielded cable for flexible wiring without losing tonal options.

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