will the tuners fit epiphone specials&amp; jrs because the stock ones are not so good any info will be helpful thanks
444775
yeah. just put them on my pr200 epi acoustic... but the pack of tuners they sent were missing 2 screws. pissed me off, but was able to mix match with some of the ollder ones. make sure you have a 1/16th" drill bit. you must pilot new screw holes.
204975
They are cheap Chinese made tuning machines. Yes, you will get out of tune easily. I have modified mine and OT plays and sounds 10 times better than an Epiphone Dot, and close to a Gibson. No joke. I put Grover Tuning machines on it and 2 DiMarzio PAF Humbuckers and it is now a great guitar to play live. I primarily use a standard American Strat live, but my modified Delta King is great for songs when I need fat tone or more versatility in tone. My advice. Buy it and spend $200 to make is darn near Gibson quality without breaking the bank. Good luck and have fun!
1971615
I put them on an Ibanez 12 string. Dont know if they will fit any other but, thet sure do brighten up the guitar. If that is what you are looking for they are worth the investment.
1844972
I bought a hard shell for mine, nothing else comes with it...if you buy extra strings go with 11's...great guitar for blues, slide, country...use open G tuning on mine...I see a lot of complaints about this guitar, but works great for me. I also have a Gibson ES339 that cost much more and I really like it but keep it in standard tuning hope this helps
666727
The studs are cut for Gibson Nashville bridges, If Epiphone uses the same size and thread pitch, and the posts are the same width, then yes. This is made overseas, so I would venture to say yes, it does fit an import Epiphone. Best way to find out would be to call a repair tech who would know. Or google around for Epiphone specs.
1030342
Buy a 3x3 set. On my PRS SE EG ,they were a direct drop in. Tu er buttons were a bit close owing to the offset head shape.. Great tunersto headstock
1320751
there is not really a specific standard set of pickups they are all set up different for individual taste. Amazon stocks a wide array of set ups. if you are not sure of which ones to buy, there are some Youtube videos you can look at or consult a reputable music store or a Guitar Center
858738
I don't think they are, the spacing between the little back boxes usually vary between acoustic and electric guitars. I recommend looking for tuning pegs that look identical to the ones you currently own, just in case.
336786
The referenced ad doesn't state what tuner will be supplied. Preferred tuner is either a Snark SN-2 or SN-6 that clip to the headstock.
1844971
I bought a hard shell for mine, nothing else comes with it...if you buy extra strings go with 11's...great guitar for blues, slide, country...use open G tuning on mine...I see a lot of complaints about this guitar, but works great for me. I also have a Gibson ES339 that cost much more and I really like it but keep it in standard tuninghope this helps
11002
Hi, I bought the case for an American-made early 1990s Gibson SG Standard classic which is a typically-sized SG. This guitar fits the case very well & the case is sturdy & well constructed.As you have an Epiphone made in Korea I assume the specs would be the same or very similar but suggest you email the seller telling them exactly what you have & whether your model is compatible. The best of luck to you. Tim
1591332
I've used rocksmith with single coil strats only. But it should be less noisy since they are humbucker pickups. It should be perfectly fine. Rocksmith is not a highend interface so you can probably attach anything to it
1664838
They'll fit any guitar as far as I can tell. I have them on strats, teles and a les paul. Please note that the screws for these are bigger than the ones that come with the guitar so if you ever remove them the old strap attachments will not stay on again. But why would you ever take them off, right?
39052
I have 2 Epi Thunderbirds, an older one with the bolt on neck and a newer one with a through neck and Gibson pick-ups. I can guarantee the T-bird won't come close to fitting. It's way longer than a standard bass. The only bass I've seen that's longer is the Buzzard.
2109294
I have them on two electrics. One is an Ibanez and one is an ESP. Just make sure they will fit. The diameter of the post must be the same size or smaller than the holes that the original equipment is installed in. Also make sure the tabs that the small screws screw into on the back of the headstock are the same design as what you have or you will need to drill new ones and the old holes may show. Hope this helps.
1399973
Hi,I put theses on my Martin D-28 which was perfect, how ever I did put some on my 1967 Guild Star Fire which is similar to a Gibson ES35.I know I filled 6 screw holes but don't remember if I had to ream the hole slightly.I think you'll be ok but may have to modify a tad. Nice tuners.
1169276
If the Gibson has these style tuners on it they should work. I have these on two of my inexpensive Epiphone guitars and they are awesome. My favorite tuner overall!