11201-13-RwRp-B vs 11201-13-RwRp-Prch — Compare

Seymour Duncan Scooped Strat Middle RWRP Black Pickup vs Seymour Duncan Scooped Strat Middle RWRP Parchment Pickup

Both are nearly identical Seymour Duncan Scooped Strat Middle pickups with the same specs (6.37k DCR, Alnico V, RWRP, underwound 50s design). The only meaningful difference is cosmetic: the Black finish versus Parchment cover. Choose based purely on your guitar's aesthetic and existing pickup colors.

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Seymour Duncan Scooped Strat Middle RWRP Black Pickup

$99.00
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Seymour Duncan Scooped Strat Middle RWRP Parchment Pickup

$99.00
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Specs side by side

Seymour Duncan Scooped Strat Middle RWRP Black PickupSeymour Duncan Scooped Strat Middle RWRP Parchment Pickup
Price$99.00$99.00
BrandSeymour DuncanSeymour Duncan
ConditionNewNew

Why choose Seymour Duncan Scooped Strat Middle RWRP Black Pickup

  • Black finish matches modern or dark guitar aesthetics
  • Budget-friendly Seymour Duncan option
  • Eliminates hum in three-pickup configurations
  • Warm, articulate vintage tone with classic quack

Why choose Seymour Duncan Scooped Strat Middle RWRP Parchment Pickup

  • Parchment cover offers vintage, cream-colored look
  • Made in the United States
  • Same excellent specs as Black version at same price
  • Cloth push-back cable included for easy installation
Bottom line: Both pickups are functionally identical and suitable for the same genres (blues, rock, country, funk). Buy the Black version if you prefer modern aesthetics; choose Parchment if you want vintage appearance or already own cream-colored pickups to match.

Frequently asked questions

Are these pickups actually different, or just different colors?

They are essentially the same pickup. Both have 6.37k DCR, Alnico V magnets, underwound 50s design, elevated pole height, and RWRP hum-canceling configuration. The only real difference is the cover finish: Black versus Parchment.

Which genres work best with either pickup?

Both excel in blues, rock, country, and funk. Neither is recommended for metal or djent styles. The scooped midrange and vintage voicing suit players seeking clarity and classic single-coil character without harshness.

Do I need to modify my guitar to install either one?

No. Both feature RWRP configuration that pairs seamlessly with standard-wound neck and bridge pickups without requiring any wiring modifications. Simply drop into the middle position and wire normally.

Which is better for studio recording?

Both are equally suited to studio work. The underwound 50s construction and scooped EQ deliver articulate, hum-free tones that record cleanly. Choose whichever finish complements your other pickups visually.

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