Seymour Duncan Triple Shot Mounting Rings Les Paul - Cream

Seymour Duncan Triple Shot Mounting Rings Les Paul - Cream

Marsoni

M251S

$60.00

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Seymour Duncan Triple Shot Mounting Rings Les Paul - CreamThe Triple Shot switching mounting ring offers impressive tonal versatility with four sound options: coil splitting, series, and parallel operations. Switching between sounds is effortless using two accessible slider switches, eliminating the need for push pulls. Its color coded labeled solder pads simplify installation, allowing for easy coil splits on guitars like the 335 without hassle. Each pickup can utilize a ring, enabling numerous sound

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This is our second one of these, which really speaks to how much my dog loves it… it’s cute and just the right size for my Vizsla. She absolutely loves playing with it… it’s chewable and has a nice squeaker, but I’m not so sure of its durability. Our first one lasted about a month, and this one just a couple of weeks. The stitching at the tip seems to give away first, then the find. Sadly, you gotta throw it away when you see the first signs of the stuffing.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2025