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EMG T System Active Prewired Pickup Set in Ivory vs EMG T System Active Prewired Pickup Set in White

Both are identical EMG T System active pickup sets with the same electronics, output, and noise floor—the only difference is cosmetic finish (Ivory vs. White). Choose based purely on which color matches your guitar's aesthetic.

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EMG T System Active Prewired Pickup Set in Ivory

$229.00
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EMG T System Active Prewired Pickup Set in White

$229.00
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EMG T System Active Prewired Pickup Set in IvoryEMG T System Active Prewired Pickup Set in White
Price$229.00$229.00
BrandEMG PickupsEMG Pickups
ConditionNewNew

Why choose EMG T System Active Prewired Pickup Set in Ivory

  • ✓ Ivory finish for vintage or cream-colored guitar bodies
  • ✓ Solderless plug-and-play installation
  • ✓ 1500-hour battery life per 9V cell
  • ✓ Ultra-low -101 dB noise floor for recording

Why choose EMG T System Active Prewired Pickup Set in White

  • ✓ White finish for modern or lighter-colored guitar bodies
  • ✓ Solderless plug-and-play installation
  • ✓ 1500-hour battery life per 9V cell
  • ✓ Ultra-low -101 dB noise floor for recording
Bottom line: These pickups are electrically and sonically identical. Buy the Ivory version if your guitar has warm or cream tones; buy the White version if your guitar has a bright or modern finish. Either choice delivers the same articulate, low-noise active single-coil performance.

Frequently asked questions

Are the electronics, output, and tone identical between Ivory and White?

Yes. Both sets have 1.00V per string output, 3.00V strum voltage, -101 dB noise floor, 4.50 kHz and 3.50 kHz resonant frequencies, and the same active circuitry. The only difference is finish color.

Which finish should I choose for my guitar?

Ivory suits warm, cream, or vintage-styled guitar bodies. White suits modern, bright, or light-colored bodies. This is purely aesthetic—tone is identical.

How long does the 9V battery last?

Approximately 1500 hours of regular use, or roughly nine months between battery changes, at 160 microamps draw.

Do I need to solder these pickups?

No. Both sets feature completely solderless installation with 2-wire plus battery connectivity and include all hardware—volume pot, tone pot, selector switch, and cables.

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