Help about P90 installation

[ttobin00]

Hey everyone! this is my first post
I recently bought an epiphone SG and am changing the pickups. I am a long time player and just wanted a project for a week or so. And once its done I'll have an excellent guitar to play
Its a white epiphone sg 310.
I bought a seymour duncan invader that i am installing into the bridge
i also bought a sd p-90 for the neck slot.
only thing is, how do i mount it to the guitar/pickguard?
i have no problems with the wiring, just the actual mounting.
any help would be great
thank you all!!
Tom

[rinse_master]

Re: Help about P90 installation

P90s usually mount straight to the guitar with 2 long screws through the middle of the pickup, I'm not sure if you can get that in there?

You could always get a Phat Cat (a P90 in a HB sized cover), that'd work.

[ttobin00]

Re: Help about P90 installation

hey rinsemaster!
Thank you! i assumed that was it, i just wanted to make sure before i did it.
awesome
i can't wait for tomorrow so i can get to work on it!

[rinse_master]

Re: Help about P90 installation

No worries, I noticed you are new BTW, welcome to the forum!

You might end up with a bit of a gap around the edge of the pickup though.

[ttobin00]

Re: Help about P90 installation

Thanks! its a great board. I've been a reader for a while, but until today didn't have anything to post about..haha.
i see people put their gear in their signature lets see if i can do that quick


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