MagiDeal Black Plastic Sealed Humbucker Pickup Cover

They look good. However, some modification may be needed depending on your pickup. I had 2 different pickups I wanted to cover. A Seymour Duncan Trembucker (bridge) and a Humbucker (neck). It slipped right over the humbucker, but the cover sat too high on the humbucker. So I had to dremel off a portion of the cover and tabs to get it to sit snug on top of the pickup. The trembucker, being wider than the humbucker, needed a bit of modding to both the cover and the pickup to get it to fit snug. Thanks to my dremel, I got it on there. I wouldn't suggest anyone try and fit to a trembucker. I happened to have a spare, so I could mod it without fear of being left with a damaged pickup. It involved sanding off the edges of the bobbins and sanding the inside edges of the plastic cover. It was a tight squeeze, and some all purpose glue was involved, but I got it on there. Guitar is in the refinishing phase right now. But I will try and add some photos, once completed.

I've used a few of these in different projects and I'm always happy with the end result. Unlike metal covers, they don't affect the magnetic field or sound at all. However, they aren't a drop-in in any project I've built, I've always needed to cut a portion off the bottom including the tabs for it to fit. Once that is done, it works fine and looks quite nice.

I thought they were going to just slip on because I actually measured the dimensions of my pick ups and they were a close match. Whole different story when I received them. They slipped on half way until it reached the base of the pick up. Then it did not want to go on all the way. I had to cut the bottom section of the cover so it wouldn't make contact with the pick up base. In total, I spent a little under 4 hours trying to put them on. And for the record, im not a newbie with guitar and amp repairs. I've been working on my own gear for almost 5 years. They were a pain to figure out a way to put on but I was finally able to put them on. They look nice. I recommend these to any person that is good with their hands and is willing to put in some effort to install these in case they do not slide on.

nice looking covers. with any chrome or gold p.u. rings.

Bought these to cover some old DP100's I had in a guitar. They sounded awesome but the poles were a bit tarnished with age. Had to use my dremel to round off the corners of the mounting brackets but once that was done they fit fine.

Great fit and look. Good quality. Very satisfied.

Tricky fitting them....had to break the tabs off. I wouldn't buy these again

Which is where this product went, it doesn't fit at all and the plastic is cheap, I just threw them away it's not worth my time to send them back point is DO NOT BUY