guykerFlat Metal Humbucker Pickup Mounting Ring Set - Bridge Neck Pickups Cover Frame Replacement Part for Electric Guitar or Precision Bass(2PCS, Black)

I bought it mostly for the aesthetics of this guitar, to make some contrast with the green color.It is a great deal, they are thin tho, so you might want to adapt your existing springs to this new set and you might want to compress them a lot to make your humbuckers reach the desired height, specially if you want to get as close as possible to the strings. After these minor adjustments it works great.I didn't tighten them all the way in to avoid messing up the clear coat of the guitar, since the back part of the frames is still metal and it can press down on the body, just tighten the screws until they touch the wood and then reverse them just a little bit to avoid issues, or you can put a piece of cloth in between the contact points too.

Absolutely beautiful, and a solid foundation to my Black Winter humbuckers. Like royalty of the best together.

Be careful. They say it's flat, but it is angled.

perfect solid

Look great don’t effect the sound what so ever. But definitely make the guitar look a lot different. One thing to look at before buy is clearance on your guitar cuz they come out on the sides and bottom much more than the regular ones do. So keep that in mind.

There's 3 types of pickup rings for humbuckers. Arched, Slanted, and Flat. Guyker needs to update this listing to include that these are SLANTED, not FLAT.Just because the bottom of the ring isn't arched for a carved top doesn't mean these are "flat" rings. This stuff absolutely makes a difference for different guitar models. You need to list them accordingly.They're nice rings, if you need slanted with staggered heights for an angled neck pocket. These are useless for people who actually need FLAT bottom rings, with the heights being the same on a bolt-on neck guitar with no angle in the pocket.Extremely disappointed to order these and find out they're not flat as described.

Basics - they are solid metal, which is probably Zinc alloy but has a thick and well sealed antique bronze finish. They are angled, as though made for a Gibson type angled neck. This also makes them ideal for the OG style non-recessed floating bridges on many superstrat type guitars, but if you have a recessed trem or Strat style 6 point, these are going to angle the pups in a way that will put the south coil closer than the north. This may be desireable, and they will fit and do the job either way, but some will not like the angle. Be aware of it.I put them on a Jackson DXMG with EMG 81/85, on a 24 fret, 25.5" scale, Floyd Rose bridge. Mine is recessed, though I run it high with a shimmed neck for greater angle, so the angle on these is pretty close as well.Everything lines up so well, I'd swear these were OEM. The screw holes line up pertfectly for both N and B pups, and the EMGs sit nicely centered and dont rub/stick on the rings anywhere.I LOVE the antique bronze finish, wish I could get all my hardware in this finish. The basis for this is the Floyd Rose Antique Bronze, and UNlike many others, the finish on these pup rings matches the FR Antique Bronze finish perfectly.5/5, probaly 6/5 in fact, given the price is better than some black plastic would be locally.

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