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Seymour Duncan Scooped Strat Middle RWRP White Pickup vs Seymour Duncan Scooped Strat Bridge Black Pickup
The Scooped Strat Middle is designed for the middle pickup position with RWRP hum-canceling technology, while the Scooped Strat Bridge is optimized for bridge placement with a higher DCR and elevated pole height. Choose the Middle if you're replacing a middle pickup in a three-pickup setup; choose the Bridge if you need a bridge position replacement with brighter articulation.
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Seymour Duncan Scooped Strat Middle RWRP White Pickup
Seymour Duncan Scooped Strat Bridge Black Pickup
Specs side by side
| Seymour Duncan Scooped Strat Middle RWRP White Pickup | Seymour Duncan Scooped Strat Bridge Black Pickup | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $99.00 | $99.00 |
| Brand | Seymour Duncan | Seymour Duncan |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Seymour Duncan Scooped Strat Middle RWRP White Pickup
- ✓ RWRP configuration eliminates hum when blended with neck and bridge pickups
- ✓ Lower 6.37k DCR yields fuller vintage output suited to clean and light breakup tones
- ✓ Purpose-built for middle position to reduce mud while maintaining clarity
Why choose Seymour Duncan Scooped Strat Bridge Black Pickup
- ✓ Higher 7.23k DCR and elevated pole height deliver brighter, more articulate highs
- ✓ Underwound design preserves dynamic touch sensitivity and prevents muddy buildup
- ✓ Slightly elevated pole height maintains clarity and separation in bridge position
Frequently asked questions
What's the main difference in output between these two?
The Middle measures 6.37k DCR for vintage-output levels, while the Bridge is hotter at 7.23k DCR, delivering brighter highs and more cut in the bridge position.
Can I use the Bridge pickup in the middle position?
Technically yes, but it lacks the RWRP hum-canceling design, so you may hear hum when blended with standard-wound neck and bridge pickups in a three-pickup Strat.
Which is better for vintage tone?
Both are voiced for classic character, but the Bridge's underwound 50s-style design and elevated pole height more directly replicate iconic vintage Strat bridge tone.
Are these suitable for all skill levels?
Yes, both are rated for beginners through professionals and work equally well in clean, light breakup, and transparent overdrive contexts.