Not for an Ibanez Mikro Bass.
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Probably great tuners, but honestly I don't know. I'm just writing this review so that anyone who is wondering if these will fit an Ibanez Mikro bass; they won't. If you want to replace the tuners on the mikro, try grover mini tuners.
3148666
The psots that sit in the guitar (the plug part) are too small to fit into the old holes of an epiphone les paul.  I was only able to use the two parts that hold the strings (the long pieces).  so, since i decided to use them anyway to get my hardware to match as close as possible, there is some mismatched black and silver...
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I bought the Bigsby B5 for my 2014 Tele American Special along with the Vibramate adapter.  After installing and stringing my guitar I noticed the strings didn't line up (way too close together at the bridge). Looking at the label on the box it said it was for an  "SG style or flat body guitar" so I figured I ordered the wrong part (must be 2 types of B5's).  After a little research I finally contacted Gretsch/Bigsby and the tech. informed me there was only one B5 model and that I would have to file notches in the brass barrels to "spread" the strings to properly align them.  Or I could buy some from them already notched ($41) with dual access screws as he informed that there was no way to access the screws to adjust intonation once the B5 tailpiece was installed. Also the Vibramate adapter says it comes with plastic washers I was guessing to compensate for the countersink holes in the B5 but instead had rubber washers that when the acorn nut was tightened they "squished" out and looked horrible.  I wish I would have posted photos before I sent everything back for a refund
627869
Don't even bother with the hardware, get your own anchors and screws. They are a little bit tight on the neck of my classical guitar, but it fits. My two other acoustics, 7-string, and my bass all fit fine.
645622
Please do not fit my speakers connection.  I had to splice these wires and put on my own tips.
4320781
I cannot get the strap to fit any guitar strap lock system. I tried a Dunlop and another after-market as well as the built in system on my Ibanez and it won't even fit halfway on. Not sure if this is an issue with my strap only but it's basically worthless.
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I bought this since I dislike the external tuners on the headstocks and my guitar does not have a built -in tuner. It works fine until you actually play the guitar. Then it will inevitably fall inside since it is not held in place securely. Very Poor design execution for what looked like a good idea. Buy something else, NOT this!
579033
Wrong measurements.... bad recommendations... My Gretsch 12 string will not fit...too short and  bottom not wide enough.. I gave it two stars because i will replace an older 6 string case...
with this one.. it seems to be of good quality for the price.
200995
I have installed 50 or so of Baz.  All different sizes.  The bass is sloppy and non existent.  The speaker/driver is so cheap it cannot even handle the built in amp.  Baz. blow more speakers than any other sub in the world.

Try something else.
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I bought this bass hoping the decent reviews would hold true. Sadly, I must have gotten the one built and shipped on a bad day bass.
First, I ordered a Natural finish - meaning wood with a gloss finish. When I got it, it did say Natural on the box, but inside the Natural finish was disguised by a dark sunburst paint job. I say paint job because calling it a finish would be generous. There were some light scratches and pits and a chipped piece at the neck. I was disappointed.
Then, on further inspection, I find the upper pickup of the split p was stuck inside the pick guard and the screw head was protruding like it hadnt been tighten down. More on that.
The neck is not like a P bass at all. It gets quite wide at the heel.
I have a Fender Jazz bass and this neck is a good 6 or 8 mm wider. No biggie, but the frets were not leveled or evenly mounted either - itll take some work to correct this.
The bottom strap button was driven into the body like it had been dropped to the floor, but the paint was intact around it so I have no idea how it could have gotten half countersunk.
I bought this bass hoping for a suitable backup, but this is not ready for that. Within an hour of arriving, I had it completely dismantled. The pickup screw that I mentioned earlier was screwed in at an angle so it could not be tightened, as crooked as it was. Ive removed those too. Theyll be upgraded and properly installed.
I kept it and took it apart because at least I had a P bass body and I can build it all up from there and it does have a nice 3 ply pick guard. These two pieces sold separately would be more than $50, though the wood is a very light bass wood that I don't expect much sustain from - its sanded now and being readied for a new lacquer finish.
If I wasn't experienced at guitar restoration, I would have most definitely sent this little gem back. It would cost way more than its worth if you were to pay someone to fix the problems with this bass. So beware - its a risky deal. I would only hope that you get a better one than I did should you decide to order one.
If you're just starting out, spend just a little more for a better bass, a Squire or a Dean are not much more.
Its a good thing I like a project and a challenge cause this bass will be both. Good luck!
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These cables seem to be good quality, but they are way too big and bulky for pedal jumpers. If you have a BCB-60 (or, I imagine, any commercial pedal board), these cables will not work for you. I gave them two stars because, although they seem to be well made cables, they are useless for their intended purpose.
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I like using this with my bass. It also works with guitar, but I am not a fan of the effect on the guitar.
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The bass itself is very pretty. When played we had to put some foam under the metal string holders just past the bridge to negate a buzzing.

The main issue is when shifting past 4th position, the frets are not spaced properly and the bass can not play in tune. So if your a plugger doing a country music gig in first and second position, it'll do the trick. If you want to use the entire neck - either pull the frets off or pick another guitar.
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I have to give this product 1 star from the perspective of a banjo player.  I mean, banjo is even listed as the first instrument in the listing of instruments this is for!  It may work for a resonator model with a tight squeeze, but an open back model leans back at a 45 degree angle and rests against the stand on the coordinator rod.

That being said, if you have a smaller instrument, the thing would probably be great.  It's pretty solid, light-weight, and unobtrusive.
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Screw holes will not match an Epiphone Les Paul Custom. Just throwing that out there.
637197
This does not work with Mexican Fenders.  The diameter is too small for the bushing to fit.  I thought I could address that with a Dremel, but them the bushing didn't seat far enough to stay in place, so the retainer lifts the bushing out a few millimeters.  It looks ridiculous, and it doesn't work to increase increase the string angle enough to reduce the rattle.

I'm sure it's lovely on the right instrument, though.
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The massive handle is so big that you can't play chords that include any fret near the capo (which of course most of the basics). I put in on one of my guitars for about 30 seconds and then packed it up for a refund.