EMG Kit de cableado de conversión de pastilla 1-2 eje largo sin soldadura (Les Paul) 0.748 in

Re-wired my epiphone Les Paul and installed EMG 81/85 Zakk Wylde pickups. Super easy with the plug and play pots and harness. Instructions can be confusing but it’s a relatively easy install.

Missing a couple connectors. Other than that kit came as expected.

Quality electronics are paramount when build quality matters, these will last multiple lifetimes without needing fixed, it’s a shame pcbs in guitars haven’t become the norm yet.

This kit make converting from a failing volume knob extremely easy, efficient, and straight forward. Besides correcting my crackling volume the overall sound has drastically improved!!

liked the fact that they’re long shaft pots so you can set the heights so the knobs ride where they should. very straightforward. easy to follow instructions. works beautifully. had a chibson with emgs and cheap pots and custom chineese wiring and tone knobs didn’t do anything and only one pickup worked. with this simple to use kit it’s spot on playing as it should.

Upgraded factory PUs to EMGs. Wiring harness worked great and left enough space to house 9v battery, I actually use 2- 9v batteries for 18v ( Emg hack). And both batteries have plenty of space between them after the wiring harness went in.Simple instructions to follow. Just make sure you have a tiny phillips head, or eyeglasses repair kit to make the connections for your 3-way toggle to the included wiring harness block

The EMG solderless system is easily the best, hands down. The instructions are so thoughtfully written and illustrated that a chimp could put this together (this chimp did it). Also, all the components are the best, and solidly made. From the bus to the jumpers to the pots, everything hooks together solid and would not come apart in the guitar cavity unless you pulled them apart on purpose. Just buy this harness, even if you're going to use another brand of active pickups (it works with other active pickups, I can assure you).

I have a new guitar that came with the EMG 81-85 setup. But the neck pickup started to sound distorted and muddy. I pulled off the back panel and found that the manufacturer had soldered all the connections. I read through EMG's instruction sheet and found this is not recommended. I also found a ground wire that is also not recommended.I researched and found that if you buy a set of EMG pickups you get the plug-in wiring that comes in this package. I was disappointed with the guitar manufacturer. Their install was almost guaranteed to cause a failure or a muddied sound.I replaced the wiring and the pickup switch (the pickup switch took some soldering) and the problem went away. I really like the sound of the EMG pickups. At least when they are installed correctly.Be sure you have about …