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Seymour Duncan TB-10 Trembucker Full Shred Pickup Nickel Cover vs Seymour Duncan TB-11 Trembucker Custom Custom Pickup Nickel Cover
The TB-10 Full Shred emphasizes aggressive midrange punch and cutting treble for hard rock and metal lead work, while the TB-11 Custom Custom prioritizes balanced articulation and warm sustain across both lead and rhythm playing. Choose the TB-10 for maximum aggression and definition; choose the TB-11 for versatility and musical warmth.
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Seymour Duncan TB-10 Trembucker Full Shred Pickup Nickel Cover
Seymour Duncan TB-11 Trembucker Custom Custom Pickup Nickel Cover
Specs side by side
| Seymour Duncan TB-10 Trembucker Full Shred Pickup Nickel Cover | Seymour Duncan TB-11 Trembucker Custom Custom Pickup Nickel Cover | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $135.00 | $135.00 |
| Brand | Seymour Duncan | Seymour Duncan |
| Pickup Type | Any Position | Bridge |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Seymour Duncan TB-10 Trembucker Full Shred Pickup Nickel Cover
- ✓ More aggressive midrange punch with 4/4/8 EQ voicing prioritizing treble
- ✓ Higher resonant peak at 5.5 kHz for enhanced articulation and cutting presence
- ✓ Alnico 5 magnet delivers tighter, more focused response
- ✓ Optimized specifically for lead playing and hard rock tones
Why choose Seymour Duncan TB-11 Trembucker Custom Custom Pickup Nickel Cover
- ✓ Better balanced output suitable for both lead and rhythm work
- ✓ Alnico II magnet provides warmer sustain and musical character
- ✓ 3/7/7 EQ voicing emphasizes midrange clarity without excessive treble harshness
- ✓ Four-conductor cable allows series, parallel, or split wiring configurations
Frequently asked questions
What's the main tonal difference between these two?
The TB-10 Full Shred has a more aggressive character with stronger treble emphasis (5.5 kHz peak) and midrange punch, while the TB-11 Custom Custom is warmer and more balanced with a smoother midrange presence (5.2 kHz peak). The TB-10 cuts harder; the TB-11 sustains and blends better.
Which is better for rhythm playing?
The TB-11 Custom Custom is the better choice for rhythm work due to its balanced output and warmer tone. The TB-10 Full Shred is more aggressive and lead-focused, though both can handle rhythm parts.
Are there wiring differences I should know about?
The TB-11 Custom Custom includes a four-conductor cable for series, parallel, or split configurations, offering more wiring flexibility. The TB-10 specifications provided do not mention four-conductor wiring options.
Which magnet type sounds better for my style?
Alnico 5 (TB-10) delivers tighter, more focused response ideal for metal and hard rock. Alnico II (TB-11) produces warmer, more musical sustain better suited to rock and progressive players seeking versatility.