Seymour Duncan TS-1S - KIT TRIPLE SHOT TB BLACK
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- 3 tones per humbucker : series, parallel, and split (single coil) wiring on demand
- Two mini switches integrated directly on the pickup ring to change modes without modifying the guitar's electronics
- Immediate versatility gain : from thick humbucker sound to clearer, snappier textures, ideal for studio and stage
- Simple installation : solder your pickups to the Triple Shot circuit and enjoy the wiring modes
Manufacturer Information
Seymour Duncan
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A Seymour Duncan Classic to Multiply Your Humbucker's Possibilities
The Seymour Duncan Triple Shot TS-1S is designed for guitarists who want to get the most out of their humbuckers without turning their instrument into a "gadget factory." This Triple Shot kit in TB format fits into a black pickup ring and provides discreet, clean, and logical control while staying true to the guitar's aesthetics.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
This kit is aimed at musicians who navigate multiple genres: rock, metal, pop, funk, blues, or home studio sessions. With one move, you switch from a dense and powerful humbucker to a more open sound (parallel) or a sharper, "single-coil" tone (split), practical for expanding your sonic palette, thickening a riff, or brightening an arpeggio without changing guitars.
Series, Parallel, Split Switching: Three Distinct Characters at Your Fingertips
The Triple Shot utilizes three essential wiring modes. In series, you get the thickest humbucker sound with high output and sustain feel. In parallel, the tone becomes clearer and more defined, with a sharper attack, perfect for clean rhythms or articulate crunch sounds. In split, you access a single-coil type tone, useful for sharper parts and lighter mix placements. The two switches placed on the pickup ring allow quick activation of these combinations without adding push-pulls or extra drilling.
Technical specifications
| Category | surround and microphone cover | Color | Black |
| Instrument | electric | ||
| Brand | Seymour Duncan | Available tones | series, parallel, split |
| Model | TS-1S Triple Shot | Controls | two switches on the pickup ring |
| Type | switching kit for humbuckers (pickup ring with switches) | Installation | solder pickups to the Triple Shot circuit |
| Format | TB | ||
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Too expensive for 2 switches on a plastic microphone surround. But they are the only ones who do it.
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Triple Shot TS-1S kit compatible with a TB-format humbucker?
The TB format of this pickup ring is designed to accommodate a humbucker of this format. The indicated reference is Seymour Duncan TS-1S Triple Shot.
What tones does the Seymour Duncan TS-1S Triple Shot TB provide?
The two switches on the ring access series, parallel, and split wiring. The series mode delivers a thick sound with increased output level. The parallel mode emphasizes clarity, while the split provides a single-coil type tone.
Is drilling required to install this pickup ring?
No additional drilling is required: the two switches are directly integrated into the pickup ring.
How is the series, parallel, and split switching controlled?
Selection is made using two switches located on the black pickup ring. This configuration avoids adding a push-pull potentiometer.
Is soldering necessary to install this kit?
Installation requires soldering the pickups to the Triple Shot circuit. This setup allows exploiting the various coil combinations of the humbucker.
