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

Looks great around the pickups , can't wait to get my dark red EMG PICKUPS to match, nice and solid, value is perfect for the money, smooth, very easy to install , perfect color as described

These pickup rings are just straight up badass! they look great and incredibly high quality. I would order them again!

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.

One is slightly thinner than the other, decent weight with it as well, good quality but, it didn't come with instructions or any matching black screws, the frames that were on before these ones were the same size with no slant to the design... These have a pretty noticeable slant that may need a bit of swapping around until you find what looks right for you. The screw holes in the lower(or upper) half of the frames were also smaller than the screws I had, so I drilled them to be a bit bigger.. you may have to do the same depending on what you got.

If you’re replacing your pup rings and not using these or the flat ones you’re wasting your money. These are tough AF, and have given all the guitars I’ve put them on a more solid sound quality. While they are not as tall as the LP flat bottoms, 2mm lower, the arched ones are though, they are definitely tall enough, I like showing some winding lingerie ;). They have fit perfectly on all 5 imported guitars I’ve put them on.. The black finish does wear a bit over time, I kinda like the look, but they are easy to spray paint with RustOleum XXX and that will provide a super durable finish. You could also paint them in a variety of colors I suppose.

Fit well on Ibanez RG. Holes line up perfectly. I've read holes didn't line up on some guitars but I know it works on Ibanez.

These need to be bent in order to fit a les Paul body otherwise the holes for the screws don’t line up with standard humbucker pick/up holes on an esp Ltd ec1000, the good thing about them is they’re really well made out of thick metal and won’t crack if screwed down to hard! They look really high quality and I bought the bridge and locking tuners that go with this color and really happy with those!

This is my go to humbucker rings finish is flawless and can add some flash to a boring finish.