Guyker 2Pcs Pickup Mounting Rings for Humbucker – Metal Bridge and Neck Pickups Cover Frame Curved Set Replacement Electric Guitar or Bass (Golden)

Nice, quality bit of kit, look really good and feel very solid.Unfortunately does not fit my Epiphone LP Classic - the holes do not quite line up with the existing ones in the body and I don't want to re-drill my new guitar to match them so I've returned and purchased an alternative. WOuld advise carefully measuring your exisitng equipment prior to purchase.

I have a mid 90's American made Gibson Les Paul. The bridge mount is perfect and looks great. As others have said, there isn't quite enough curve in the neck one. It's hardly noticeable but I can lose my top E in the gap - in practice that's never going to happen. Just for illustration. Given that the top face is flat whereas the original mount is curved this means that the mounting screws are barely long enough. I feel like I want to screw it down tighter but I suspect I'll only end up threading the hole in the body of the guitar.

Curve cut for bridge pickup means it does not sit flush with the curve of the body on either a Gibson or Epiphone Les Paul, at the bridge - it is not the correct shape and leaves a 1/2-1cm gap. Also, drill holes do not line up with the body at the bridge. Neck ring fits fine.

They look nice with a nice finish but were too big for my Gibson Studio. The holes didn't line up so I've no way to fit them. The curve also wouldn't have been flush to the body if they did fit and the pick guard wouldn't have fit back.I measured the corner holes to be 79mm apart, inner edge to inner edge and 84mm apart measure from the center of the holes.

these will go nice on a something extra curvy.. les Paul?but theyre too curved for an IYV es-350 style and a little thick.installed the pickups almost flush and cleared the strings but kinda closechromed metal seems nice and sturdy..although ill never know what id need tougher for.ill use them eventually but bought a flat set to use and they fit perfectly