When i bought my Epiphone Special Sg, it had bare uncovered pickups. I didn't want that so i was going to get the Gibson Set until i saw these. These are about 20 bucks cheaper, so i couldn't resist. I went home and put them on. One of them fit perfect, not to big and the holes fit perfectly. the other was close, it wasn't too big and the holes where a litter off but other than that is was fine, no soldering or anything. I don't get what people are saying about these, for the money they are really good.

These are actually great covers, I personally think the other reviewers need to do some more homework. When buying a pickup cover, you mainly matching up the holes in the cover to the rods in your pickup. If the covers too big, try doing the smart thing, good how to put on pickup covers and there are multiple techniques on how to install them correctly to get max preformance and longer durability.

These ProLine pickup covers fit... almost. When installed on the stock "Duncan Designed" pickups on a Silvertone PSSN 2, it's a snug fit with no soldering really required. However, the holes are spaced too narrowly at the bridge for these pickups. I'm keeping them on for now, as they mostly fit and look nicer than bare pickups.

I picked these up at my local guitar store today after I had done my homework. I put them on my Epiphone Les Paul. They don't fit the stock pickups in this guitar. These do fit however the Seymour Duncan I put in the bridge position of the guitar. Not perfect but it fits pretty darn good for just being one size fits all. Epiphone, and probably Gibsons pickups too, are what is more commonly reffered to as F-Spaced. This is Bigger and therefore this cover will not fit it. My standard spaced Seymour Duncan it fits pretty well. The poles dont line up exactly perfect but they do fit through and I can adjust them as much as I like. So, moral of the story. Do your homework. If you have a Gibson or an Epiphone or something F-Spaced, get the Gibson Covers. Anything else and you're probably good with these.

I bought these thinking they would fit on my ES 333 (just like a 335 but stripped down). Got them home and they didn't fit. Holes don't match up with pole pieces and they're just a little too big to fit in the pickup cavity. If you're trying to fit these on your Gibson, AVOID.