Will these fit a 1994 Epiphone LP Standard without modifications?
159904
I haven't replaced tuners on a 90's Epiphone yet. The best advice I can offer is that these Grover's arrive in clam shell packaging. You can open the pack, remove one tuner, and try the fit. First, look at the back of the old tuner. Check the pattern of the mounting screws. They should be one per side, centered evenly. If this is different on your guitar, you'll know it has to be modified. Then you can place it back into the package and return it for a refund. I hope this helps. Please feel free to contact me with any other concerns.
159905
The screws on back mean nothing if u go modern closed back. Its just a small hole to drill if u dont mind open holes wich u dont see on back of headstock. Get the tuner u want that fits yr peghole not the screws on back !
838626
I do not know the size, and they are with a luthier being installed. Will try to find out from him and let you know. JF
978001
It should, It fit my LP standard......But, every LP model Is different, So, You'll have to measure the Nut slot.
245448
Hi Matt!No, but they dont fit standard singelcoil size. Prepare to do some filing to get them to fit. But its worth it. They sound amazing!!!
282062
I haven't tried them on that guitar but they were a direct drop in replacement on my 2014 SE Custom 24. I think the headstock is the same on these SE's so my guess is they should work fine.
638712
They are pretty standard. Unless the LP Pro has some special tuning peg dimensions, they should be fine.
978215
I wouldn't know if it fits the Epiphone Les Paul 100 guitar. These are replacements for a number of different brands. You need to do your research. Look in the back of your tuner and see if there is any code number that would help you figure it out. Look up close the photos of the product in Amazon. These tuners do have a part that protrudes in a certain angle to inset the screw and secure the tuner to the guitar. Most of them do but you need to ascertain the angle in it matches the hole in your guitar. Hope it does.
835609
Epiphone States case was made for Es 339series. I suggest direct to Epiphone and they will have definitive answer. Do not buy on hope or whim it will fit!
2220496
Yes they will! I interchange them on a lot of my guitars... The products are identical except for logos.
1138795
They should fit ok my guitar is a grand auditorium. and I don't know if its the latest version. Be careful taking them out....i would say it is easy to, but still be careful.
1492950
yes, i believe it would as the company has claimed themselves on musician's friend: "The TUSQ XL 1/4" Epiphone Slotted Nut (PQL-6060-00) is a superior replacement nut for Epiphone guitars." "If you have an acoustic or vintage guitar, you owe it to yourself to hear the difference a TUSQ replacement guitar nut makes." I would still measure and do research first, hope this helps.
802319
I have my original 1972 Les Paul which has the kluson 2 screws for each machine head. The EPI usually followed suit. This grover 102c is what I put on my old Martin acoustics and simalar guitars. I would not use these.
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In short, yes. If your LP came stock with the Chinese-made Kluson machines (Kluson Deluxe/Gibson Deluxe), then it will be a direct fit replacement with no modifications needed. These Grover's have a smooth, sensitive operation, and will keep your tuning stabilized. If the machines are a different manufacture, (Schaller, Grover Rotomatics), the posts, and flange will fit, but small 1/16th holes will have to be drilled for the small mounting screws that are on each side of the gear housing. Easily done and these machines will retain the "Gibsonesque" look everyone digs. I hope this helps. Please feel free to ask any other questions on these, or guitar questions in general. In short, yes. If your LP came stock with the Chinese-made Kluson machines (Kluson Deluxe/Gibson Deluxe), then it will be a direct fit replacement with no modifications needed. These Grover's have a smooth, sensitive operation, and will keep your tuning stabilized. If the machines are a different manufacture, (Schaller, Grover Rotomatics), the posts, and flange will fit, but small 1/16th holes will have to be drilled for the small mounting screws that are on each side of the gear housing. Easily done and these machines will retain the "Gibsonesque" look everyone digs. I hope this... » Read More In short, yes. If your LP came stock with the Chinese-made Kluson machines (Kluson Deluxe/Gibson Deluxe), then it will be a direct fit replacement with no modifications needed. These Grover's have a smooth, sensitive operation, and will keep your tuning stabilized. If the machines are a different manufacture, (Schaller, Grover Rotomatics), the posts, and flange will fit, but small 1/16th holes will have to be drilled for the small mounting screws that are on each side of the gear housing. Easily done and these machines will retain the "Gibsonesque" look everyone digs. I hope this helps. Please feel free to ask any other questions on these, or guitar questions in general. « Show Less
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If your stop tail bridge is the same size as Gibson and Epiphone it should fit. But fit is a realitive thing. Nothing fits perfectly ever. Expect to do some adjustments.
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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?
1855453
Dont know for sure, but they should! Most minis use the same size pegs as normal guitars do. To be super sure you would just need the dimensions of the pegs you already have.
666727
The studs are cut for Gibson Nashville bridges, If Epiphone uses the same size and thread pitch, and the posts are the same width, then yes. This is made overseas, so I would venture to say yes, it does fit an import Epiphone. Best way to find out would be to call a repair tech who would know. Or google around for Epiphone specs.