Can i fit emg 81/85 pickups on this guitar?
1282569
Yes the emg 81/ 85 is the same size as the stock one that comes with the kit. I will warn you that I had to shim the neck to make it square. I know that you were not asking about that but figured I would let you know. I put a seymour Duncan model 59 in the neck and a seymour Duncan JB in the bridge. I love it soo much with those.
1276385
Yes, but be aware that Baggs doesn't recommend or support amateur installs. I'd check two things - is there already an end-pin jack in the guitar and a hole the right size for the Baggs one? Is there already a hole under the saddle on the bass side for the piezo pickup? If either of these is not there, I'd get a professional to install because drilling holes in an expensive D-28 is scary. If the guitar already has a pickup (and these holes), then yeah you can do it yourself. Download the install guide from Baggs and if you're at all unsure after reading that, get a pro install done. BTW - this is a superb pickup esp when used with a Baggs DI. Yes, but be aware that Baggs doesn't recommend or support amateur installs. I'd check two things - is there already an end-pin jack in the guitar and a hole the right size for the Baggs one? Is there already a hole under the saddle on the bass side for the piezo pickup? If either of these is not there, I'd get a professional to install because drilling holes in an expensive D-28 is scary. If the guitar already has a pickup (and these holes), then yeah you can do it yourself. Download the install guide from Baggs and if you're at all unsure after reading that, get a pro install done. BTW -... » Read More Yes, but be aware that Baggs doesn't recommend or support amateur installs. I'd check two things - is there already an end-pin jack in the guitar and a hole the right size for the Baggs one? Is there already a hole under the saddle on the bass side for the piezo pickup? If either of these is not there, I'd get a professional to install because drilling holes in an expensive D-28 is scary. If the guitar already has a pickup (and these holes), then yeah you can do it yourself. Download the install guide from Baggs and if you're at all unsure after reading that, get a pro install done. BTW - this is a superb pickup esp when used with a Baggs DI. « Show Less
877041
Yes, I believe so. I have both a Gibson and a fender and both fit with inches to spare length wise and width.
200525
Yes, but I upgraded the pickups to Seymour Duncan SPB-3s and put some Fender Medium/Light flat wound strings on it. The pickups it comes with are cheap with weak output, but do work. Your fingertips will thank you for getting flat wound strings. The upgrades cost me about $90 and I installed them myself, so for less than $200 I now have what I consider to be quite a nice Bass guitar. The Chinese made solid wood body and neck are fine, it is the electronics and strings that are cheap quality.
244062
I don't have a classic, but there is still plenty of room, I really don't think you would have a problem... But it's definitely worth trying factoring in the cost! All mine are standard size fretboards but there is definite wiggle room and the guitar actually rests between the fretboard and head. Hope this helps
602346
When I ordered this guitar a couple years ago, it shipped with EMG actives. That was the reason I upgraded from the Omen 6 when I saw this on Amazon for $250. The Schecter pickups were alright, but the EMGs are a huge improvement
1393815
Go to the SKB website. Full list of guitars that work. If it isn't on there, it doesn't fit.
974652
Yeah, but I have 4 basses and one acoustic. Check the specs for length and measure the bodies of your guitars do some math. If specs aren't listed I'd be willing to measure mine for you.
1569877
I am not really sure I would suggest contacting Guitar Center for exact measurements
2126166
Yes there are several aftermarket sound hole and soundboard pick ups that I imagine would fit, but the way more important question is WHY would you want to amplify such an awful sounding instrument.
1928771
I'm sorry, I am not sure. I can tell you this, with Amazon's great return policy, if they don't you can easilly return them. Since they state that they fit a Gibson Les Paul which is a standard fit, and the LTD is a metric (read Asian), I would have to say probably would not be a perfect match.
666400
I don't see why not. It has "head room" and is a bit flexible....I love mine! I have a Gibson "knock-off" I think you'll be ok.....
152081
I am not familiar with Yamaha guitars, so I cannot give you a definitive answer.. Sorry. Measure the slot in the bridge that your saddle fits into (length & width) & inform the person you are buying the pickup from, & they should be able to give you the right size. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1302613
What guitar? I have a bunch of guitars and fits on all of them but one that has an 80's Yamaha tremolo. The only way to make it fit will be trimming one side of the bridge pickup mounting ring. I'm sure you'll be fine, though.
230831
Hi, yes, it will fit. I put it into a Squier Standar Fender Strat. Wiring was simple. Pickups sound great.Many greetings, R.-B.
1772777
Thank you for your inquiry -the ESP factory pickups are really very good but the EMG 81/85 pickups is certainly a step up in quality. Hope this helps.
1922034
You might be able to but the measurements may differ. I bought some parts that I thought would fit and they do not. I bought these parts for the RG modols of Ibanez but the size differs ever so slightly. I would check into the parts and see if they are close to the original ones included.