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Seymour Duncan S-Cover Cream (3) Logo vs Seymour Duncan S-Cover Cream (3) No Logo
Both are cream-colored Strat pickup covers at budget price, but the key difference is branding: the Logo version displays the Seymour Duncan name, while the No Logo offers a clean, minimalist aesthetic. Choose Logo if you want branded authenticity; choose No Logo if you prefer an understated vintage look.
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Specs side by side
| Seymour Duncan S-Cover Cream (3) Logo | Seymour Duncan S-Cover Cream (3) No Logo | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $34.36 | $34.36 |
| Brand | Seymour Duncan | Seymour Duncan |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Seymour Duncan S-Cover Cream (3) Logo
- ✓ Seymour Duncan logo adds visual authenticity to pickup cavity
- ✓ Clear branding appeals to players who want company identity visible
- ✓ Same protective function and vintage cream finish as alternative
Why choose Seymour Duncan S-Cover Cream (3) No Logo
- ✓ Clean, minimalist appearance without printed branding
- ✓ Seamless, understated visual presentation on pickguard
- ✓ Period-correct aged white aesthetic for custom vintage builds
Frequently asked questions
Are these compatible with all Strat pickups?
Both covers work with standard six-pole-piece Strat-style single-coil pickups. Neither is compatible with Quarter-Pound, stacked, dual-coil, active, or rails designs. The No Logo version is specifically engineered for SSL-model pickups and Fender American Standard Strat dimensions.
What is the main visual difference between these two?
The Logo version features a printed Seymour Duncan name in silver on the cover. The No Logo version has no printed branding, offering a cleaner, more minimalist appearance suitable for period-accurate vintage restorations.
How difficult is installation?
Both sets install the same way with straightforward mounting using standardized hole spacing and screw fastening to your pickguard. No modification to your guitar is required for either option.