Will these work with (without any drilling) epiphone sg g-400?
381817
They should work without drilling. I've installed on Ibanez Jems, Ibanez SDGR Bass, Yamaha Bass, Parker Fly Deluxe, Fender Strat, Gibson SG and my EB Petrucci Musicman and never had to drill.
381818
If you have any previous strap hooks then no otherwise you'll need to drill them in.
381819
All you have to do is unscrew the existing screws for the strap and screw the new ons on.
381820
the screws are a little bigger than what comes on the Eppy. I have put these on six guitars, and have never had to drill.
381821
I installed on my 1976 Gibson SG and did not drill. I took off the old button & I may have even just used the new button and the old screw just for the back of the neck (can't remember). Try that first and if it doesn't work, use the new (Dunlop) screw for the back of the neck. The new screw/button was just fine for the tail end of the guitar. Always use a screw driver (the proper size so you don't strip the screw) and soap the screw threads (rub the screw threads on a bar of soap) and it goes in easy. Hope this works for you!
381822
While you can probably get it in there with some elbow grease, you really should drill out the holes just a little to make sure you don't crack the wood.
2017421
Yes & No. Right out of the box they are not compatible. However, if you are moderately mechanically inclined, a simple operation will allow them to work perfectly, without having to buy a shock mount with that ugly squeeze clamp that fits around the body and may cost more as well. You will need a quality flat blade screw driver about 1/4" wide and on the thin side. I used the large flat one from a Leatherman Tool. You have to remove the Samson threaded mic attachment collar using a flat blade screwdriver to pry it from bottom of shock mount, working around and prying it out. Kind of like prying the lid off a paint can. There is a circular metal ring in a groove inside that keeps it from falling out. I have removed the Samson collar from bottom of several SP01's and use them with various mic's that come with a fixed stand mount. Such as, MXL , AKG Perception 100, and Groove Tube GT M11. Depending on the particular mic, you may need to use one or two approx. 13/16" I.D. X 1/8" thick O'rings as spacers with the screw on collar. If you can't get O' rings, you will need to do the same operation with the 550 stand adapter to liberate the screw on collar. The stand mount is plastic and will crack a piece around the hole when you pry out the metal collar. This does not keep you from using it if you want to, it's just that the screw collar will be separate and can be used with the SPO1 or the fixed stand adapter. It fits the 550 just right and works very well. Always be careful not to cross thread when attaching mike to stand adapter, like you would when attaching to a mike stand. If it doesn't turn freely, don't force it! Back it up until you feel the threads connect then gently screw it on and snug it up. It's very easy, but if you are mechanically challenged, I would not recommend trying it.
1778965
I don't know, I'm too lazy to take them out of the package and try them on my guitar! Sorry! They are very nice though, they are a quality product....
2109297
Not true. I have these on my schecter blackjack s-1 and they work great! Hold tune perfect. Had them over 6 months, no problems
1175866
Hi, i'm not 100% sure, but i have a takamine G series (GD93) and it fits fine. I also own an epiphone masterbuilt EF-500 and that's currently in there. If your acoustic is like any of those you should be ok i think. Hope that helps.
1426512
As far as I know they will fit anything. They simply replace the strap bolt that is currently on your guitar. I use them on my Musicman Stingray 5 and my ESP LTD F155 and could put them on any bass I have. Buy them, you will love 'em.
1996545
Can't say whether it will fit an Epiphone G-400 but I built an SG style guitar from a kit and it fits just fine. I'm assuming an Epiphone would be more exacting to the size and shape of an Gibson SG.
1197556
Yes. They work. However, I wouldn't recommend this product because the rubber sheath tends to fray at the connector. I went through 3 sets due to fraying. Too bad because they sound great.
167848
It will so long as your strat already had a tremolo bridge. In which case you'll have to drill the holes for the posts of the floyd rose tremolo yourself. That's the only modification you'll be making to your guitar.
813755
I would check to see what size holes the head of your guitar. I bought then and had to drill out my acoustic to accommodate them. It was a cheaper guitar so I didn't mind. I'm not sure if you want to do that to yours. If you do out don't care then I don't see any reason why you couldn't.
1169274
Probably. They fit on my 2009 Gibson SG with no modification. They replace the stock gibson tuners.
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.
836787
I don't know, Luis. The guitar I mean to put them into is a Les Paul copy (no name on the headstock) that I picked up many years ago at a pawn shop. I've still yet to get around to installing them. I'm sorry to be of no help to you.
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
1599598
I used mine on an Epiphone SG, which is made in China.It fit that fine, but, I can't say for sure it'll fit your Les Paul.Some of the reviews I've read say it'll fit.Hey, for ten bucks, roll the dice, dude.Ya know?
1971616
my guitar is a Takamine G series. fit perfectly. They'll fit unless your guitars use thick endpins......
1098305
I think they should I don't have a ibanez but I used them on a cheap bass the brand of the bass was infinity that I used them on