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Seymour Duncan SHPR-1n P-Rails Neck, White Pickup vs Seymour Duncan TBPR-1b P-Rails Org Trmbkr Bridge Black Pickup
The SHPR-1n is a neck pickup with vintage warmth and balanced output ideal for split-coil compatibility, while the TBPR-1b is a bridge pickup with high output and three tonal modes suited to wide-spaced guitars. Choose the SHPR-1n if you need a neck position replacement with hum-cancellation pairing; choose the TBPR-1b if your bridge has wide string spacing and you want multi-mode versatility.
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Seymour Duncan SHPR-1n P-Rails Neck, White Pickup
Seymour Duncan TBPR-1b P-Rails Org Trmbkr Bridge Black Pickup
Specs side by side
| Seymour Duncan SHPR-1n P-Rails Neck, White Pickup | Seymour Duncan TBPR-1b P-Rails Org Trmbkr Bridge Black Pickup | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $125.00 | $125.00 |
| Brand | Seymour Duncan | Seymour Duncan |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Seymour Duncan SHPR-1n P-Rails Neck, White Pickup
- ✓ Neck-specific 13k DCR delivers warm, natural compression ideal for rhythm work
- ✓ RWRP winding ensures hum-cancellation when split with standard bridge pickups
- ✓ Articulate high-end with controlled lows suits modern metal and progressive rock
- ✓ Drop-in replacement for standard humbucker routing
Why choose Seymour Duncan TBPR-1b P-Rails Org Trmbkr Bridge Black Pickup
- ✓ Three pickup modes (humbucker, P-90, single-coil rail) via switching in one housing
- ✓ Trembucker f-spacing accommodates guitars with string spacing over 2 inches
- ✓ High output with tight definition and articulate attack for metal and hard rock
- ✓ Squeal-free performance from dual alnico 5 magnets and vacuum wax potting
Frequently asked questions
Can I use both pickups together in the same guitar?
No. The SHPR-1n is a neck pickup and the TBPR-1b is a bridge pickup—they serve different positions. They are not alternatives to each other; you would need both to outfit a guitar fully. They are designed to work in their respective positions.
What's the difference between neck and bridge output?
The SHPR-1n has 13k DCR typical of neck pickups, delivering lower output and warm, compressed tone for balance. The TBPR-1b is bridge-voiced with higher output for sustained resonance and definition. Neck pickups sound smoother; bridge pickups cut through with more presence.
Do I need special wiring for either pickup?
Both have 4-conductor leads for coil-splitting and wiring flexibility. The SHPR-1n pairs with standard bridge pickups for hum-cancellation. The TBPR-1b requires a 2-way or 3-way switch to access all three P-Rails modes; standard setups only unlock one or two tones.
Which pickup works in a guitar with close string spacing at the bridge?
The TBPR-1b is a trembucker with f-spaced pole spacing of approximately 2.070 inches, designed only for wide-spaced bridges over 2 inches. If your bridge has tight spacing, this pickup will not align properly with strings and is not suitable.