I have a vintage Ventura 12 string guitar that I'm restoring. Has a brass saddle with a groove about 2 1/2 inches underneath. Will this fit in it?
1572309
the pickup is 2-3/4" long and 7/64" wide so I don't think so. You may be able to cut it to length. It's only $6 so it may be worth a try.
1572310
As long as the width of the saddle is at least 3/32", it will fit. You'll need to measure the saddle height in the bridge, then install the pickup. remeasure and remove material from the saddle to match the original height. Otherwise it will change your string height. I would be tempted to replace the saddle with bone simply because it's an easier material to sand/file than brass.
1572311
Kenny Joze is on target. The bridge slot on my 12 string (Fender) is 3" in length and 1/8" wide so this pickup dropped right in. I don't see why it couldn't be trimmed down in length. Good luck..
633422
It is made to go in the slot, below the saddle. The 6 little bumps need to line up with the strings as much as possible. I hope that this helps
1342525
Not sure dude, I've got an LTD V-50 and the headstock sticks out of the case! Hahaha not the whole stock but ab 3 inches.
1225983
I've got a Sigma Martin 12-string, circa 1980, and it fits fine. I'm guessing it will work for you as well but don't know for sure.
891828
That is very doubtful. I put it on a 62 Tele Jap 1980's remake and it fit perfectly. The vintage bridge is the key. If you turned the cover on its' back, this is what the bridge it fits looks like, with pickups down inside and raised edges. If your guitar doesn't look like that I don't think it's possible. It can be difficult to find just the right cover, even for the vintage bridge.
1169270
hi. yes it will... it has the standar form to fit in your les paul.!!! enjoy it.
2053136
Hello, I put this unit in a fender 12 string and found I needed to enlarge the hole in the body to accomodate the battery case. unfortunately I sold the guitar and can't tell you the exact dimensions. It was not very severe and I used a medium rasp to carefully enlarge the opening. I found the curvature of the preamp base flange was not exact, but close enough for the foam liner to cover the small gap. Hope this helps...
2006996
Can't say for sure, but I wouldn't think so. I have a small parlor guitar in mine and it fits snug. Hope this helps
1809124
It will depend if the groove in your bridge is slotted for a wide saddle or a narrow one. I think most of them are narrow. I got a narrow one and I put it on my Blueridge guitar & it fit good. I do not know what the measurements are for the grooves, but I know on my Martin D-35 the groove was narrow, & I have an Epiphone that has a narrow groove. If the groove has been widened for a compensated saddle you should be able to compare it to another guitar. Hope this helps. blugrsindn
1516889
I am like 99.99% sure it will but if not it would probably need just a very tiny ammount of routing if it doesnt. If it doesnt fit just take it to a guitar shop and they will make it fit or just be like me and route it yourself lol if you de be careful. Goodluck!
1212366
this pickup becomes the saddle, the white saddle on your guitar will no longer be necessary. I don't know if it will fit in your current saddle slot. the pickup measures 3mm wide x 72mm. it's about 3mm high
1928770
I don't know since I installed it on a different type of guitar. It has the standard Les Paul fitting.
1873850
I dont think so. It will fit a classic guitar body perfectly. This one looks a bit wider.
351743
I doubt it would. It's made more for strat/Tele shaped guitars. My Tele fits pretty tight in it.
1925602
The saddle will probably fit fine, the nut on the other hand is only 43mm. You can double check your guitar, but that has been too narrow for the acoustics I have worked with.HOWEVER, YOU SHOULD NOT ORDER THESE AS THEY ARE JUST MOLDED PLASTIC PARTS, AND YOU CAN FIND QUALITY BONE SADDLES AND NUTS FOR THE SAME PRICE.FOR THE SAKE OF TONE, look elsewhere :-)
351230
My answer will be the same as Thomas G. below. Depends on the thickness of the saddle. the pick-up should fit snug in the groove the saddle sits in.
1797863
I don't think it would. The cavaty for the body is about 18" long and 15" wide. So I would measure from the horns to the butt. If that is longer than 18" or if the width of the guitar is more than 15" I would say no it wont fit. It does fit Strats and Teles well, just not unique body styles.