Will they work with a 1979 Les Paul Pro?
638711
Honestly, I'm not an expert. I forced them on my Takamine but it looks great and works fine.
638712
They are pretty standard. Unless the LP Pro has some special tuning peg dimensions, they should be fine.
638713
They should, these have the bolt on bushing, like grovers, so if you guitar has press in bushing they WILL NOT fit unless you ream out the peg holes.
1169274
Probably. They fit on my 2009 Gibson SG with no modification. They replace the stock gibson tuners.
1329641
I have an epiphone ES-339 and it fits perfectly. Is the "Pro" any different then what I have. ?
182229
These are genuine gibson knobs I had to buy these because I changed my pots out on Korean made les paul type guitar the Korean knobs were smaller so I'd be careful these might not fit your pot thread.
1684169
I think that the neck would be too long and it needs to be the same size as the Les Paul body. I am thinking it will not fit.
2109291
I put them in my Epi Les Paul Standard and they've worked great for over a year. Although I've noticed some strings don't work extremely well with them. I've Lways used regular D'addario Lights, but recently switched to the Balanced .10s and they high e trimmer has trouble cutting the string. Other than that they work extremely well and stay in tune better than most stock tuners.
1169275
These tuners will fit just fine on a Les Paul Head Stock. I mounted then on my 2012 Les Paul Melody Maker.
1623747
I don't know, I usedd it for a Les Paul Studio Editon. It worked fine for that, but I don't think that means anything for your tribute. Good Luck!
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.
2263355
To the best of my knowledge if the shafts are standard Les Paul they will fit since this knob is a classic Les Paul style control knob.They are great I might add.
99658
They should. But I would check with a qualified guitar tech before you make the purchase.
926801
I believe they will. I used them on the low E and A strings on a strat and they work great. Don't see why they wouldn't work on yours. These really help the guitar stay In tune and combine these with a graphtech nut and bends are so much nicer! Hope this helps!
1964382
It is for a Les Paul and fits that perfectly. If your PRS fits in an LP case I guess you would be ok.
1192169
Yes, I installed them on my Taylor 110. It is a nice upgrade but only noticeable with new strings. With old strings, nothing will help the tone except new strings.
978946
I don't know the screw size specs. But they are absolutely thinner than the screw on the Epi Les Paul, and judging by the reviews, the same applies to the Gibson.
920372
Sadly, I'm not sure. They didn't fit my bass and I was planning on using these for a self-made guitar with the same specifics and mesurements as my old one.
856600
As long as the pickup fits your guitar its plug and go with no extras. I had to put shims under the neck of my strat to raise the neck height and so the string height to get clearance over the pickup. Les Pauls naturally have lots of clearance between the body (at the bridge) and the strings but strats not so much.The bluetooth transmitter works well and the fishman software is pretty good but plugin mode didn't work with my Pro tools but I hear its good in VST.