11806-02-B vs 11806-02-Cr — Compare
Seymour Duncan TS-1s, Triple Shot, TB, Set, Black vs Seymour Duncan TS-1s, Triple Shot, TB, Set, Cr
Both are the same Seymour Duncan TS-1s Triple Shot switching system—the only difference is finish color: black versus cream. Choose based purely on aesthetic preference and which color matches your guitar's hardware and overall look.
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Seymour Duncan TS-1s, Triple Shot, TB, Set, Black
Seymour Duncan TS-1s, Triple Shot, TB, Set, Cr
Specs side by side
| Seymour Duncan TS-1s, Triple Shot, TB, Set, Black | Seymour Duncan TS-1s, Triple Shot, TB, Set, Cr | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $69.00 | $69.00 |
| Brand | Seymour Duncan | Seymour Duncan |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Seymour Duncan TS-1s, Triple Shot, TB, Set, Black
- ✓ Black finish blends with most modern guitar aesthetics
- ✓ Professional, understated appearance
- ✓ Hides dust and fingerprints well
Why choose Seymour Duncan TS-1s, Triple Shot, TB, Set, Cr
- ✓ Cream finish offers vintage or retro appeal
- ✓ Stands out visually for custom builds
- ✓ Complements gold or aged hardware
Frequently asked questions
Are the tonal capabilities identical between black and cream models?
Yes. Both deliver the same series, parallel, and split wiring modes with identical tonal character—thick and aggressive in series, articulate in parallel, and single-coil character in split. Only the finish color differs.
Will either finish show wear or patina over time?
Black typically hides scratches better due to its dark finish. Cream may show wear more visibly but can develop an aged patina that some players prefer aesthetically on vintage-styled instruments.
Do I need to be advanced to install either model?
Both require intermediate to advanced soldering skills and four-conductor pickup wiring knowledge. Neither is beginner-friendly, but installation difficulty is identical between finishes.
Which finish is easier to photograph or record with on camera?
Black tends to blend into darker wood tones and can disappear visually on video. Cream provides more contrast and visibility if appearance on camera matters for performance or promotional content.