Guyker Guitar Back Cover Gear pattern Metal Toggle Switch for LP style Guitar

This is a great addition to any Les Paul! There was no variation from the photo . What you see is what you get. For the ten dollar price tag, you can't go wrong.Pros:- Weight (feels like a quality piece)- Looks good- Easy to switch out- Fairly cheap ($10-$11 at time of purchase)Cons:- Weight (does one really want to add even more weight to their already heavy electric guitar?)- Does not fit flush to body (doesn't bother me none but I can see how some people may not. like it)- Butterfly skull looks like two pieces put together instead of one sculpted metal piece (again, doesn't bother me at all but I can see some people nit picking about it *come on, you paid $10*)Overall, for my $699.00 Epiphone, this is a great upgrade/addition. Would I put it on a three thousand dollar Gibson Les Paul?Probably not.8.5/10 👍🏽

Easy fit very eye catching artwork is detailed but not overdone really neutral shades arrived in four days added class to any guitar for not much of a price also adds about four ounces I swear I’m hearing different sustain since I put it on it’s really cool as hell get one!!

Nice item..

Awesome quality. Put it on the back of my S2 PRS.

Awsome looks good

Love the weight and feel . Easy install . Had no problems with size or line up . Feels like good material. Best part is the look

The screwholes are too big. The original screws from the original cover plate slipped right through in. The item does not come with screws with a bigger head..

For a Gibson LP (mine is a standard; I’d assume no different from any others in the line or for Epiphone models), the dimensions/diameter and screw locations are perfect. The two-tone pattern (aged bronze on buffered/aged silver) is gorgeous. The finish is even prettier than the product images: not flashy, not dull, just perfect patina. Build materials and weight are impressive. The fact that this is selling for only $10-12 is ridiculous: it’s a value at 2-3x the price. Sure, nobody but you will probably see it…but YOU get to see it, and that’s more than worth the cost of admission. Guyker wins again.