Detail 01
Neck position
Cut and spaced for a neck humbucker. Bridge pickups on some guitars sit on a wider pole spacing.

Independent shopping perspective
A gold-plated replacement cover for a neck-position Gibson humbucker. For players changing the look of an open-coil pickup or replacing a worn cover.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Cut and spaced for a neck humbucker. Bridge pickups on some guitars sit on a wider pole spacing.
Detail 02
Gold wears faster than nickel or chrome, especially where a picking hand or forearm rests against it.
Detail 03
Puts a conductive shield over the pickup, which can take a slight edge off the very top end.
Detail 04
Made to fit Gibson humbuckers. Other brands vary in baseplate width and leg spacing, so fit is not guaranteed.
Detail 05
No pickup, mounting ring, screws or solder. You supply the pickup and everything needed to fit it.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It's sold as a neck-position cover. Some guitars use wider pole spacing at the bridge, so measure your pickup's pole centers against the cover before you commit.
A metal cover sits over the coils and can soften the very top end slightly. The difference is small. Most people fit one for appearance.
Yes. Covers are soldered to the pickup baseplate. Too much heat can damage the coil, so hand it to a tech if you're not confident.
No. This is the cover alone, with no pickup, ring or screws.
Reference
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