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Recently ordered some new pickups for my sg and decided to give this wiring harness a go as well. Since I wanted to try a few different pickup sets I ordered the solderless version to hopefully make pickup swaps easier. Overall the wiring harness is great. It uses good parts and is soldered together very neatly. I did have some difficulty getting the wiring into the solderless housing. It turned out I was using a poor tool for the job at first. Eventually I found a paper clip and bent it to make a small poker that was able to fully depress the housing tab. Once I got the paper clip thing working the wiring went into the housing easy enough, however the physical size of the housing still made wrangling the wiring difficult. While a solderless harness is great in theory, soldering just isn’t that difficult and at least to me it seems the difficulties presented by the solderless solution, while different, are equal to if not greater than a traditional soldering method. I can absolutely recommend the harness, but if you’re at all comfortable with soldering, I would recommend picking up the regular version.

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Got this for a sg 400. Not that hard to put in, just you got to set it in at once. Seems to work just fine. I put sd phat cat p-90s in it, sound great! The switch tip I ordered a USA spec tip and it fit perfect. I think it works great for those who dont want to solder or are not comfortable doing so, it's a great alternative!

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This works great if you want to avoid soldering or want to trade in different pick ups instead of buying more and more guitars. Another reviewer mentioned issues with the ground. I had the same issue until I did it correctly and then there were no issues. In short, the issue is with the installer not the equipment. Also the same reviewer mentioned that the switch tip from Gibson would not fit. This is also incorrect. Epiphone will not fit, but Gibson tips will indeed fit the switch. I definitely recommend this harness.

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I got this wiring kit to upgrade my Epiphone SG G-400 Pro. I already knew that I'd have to do some hole widening for the volume, tone, selector switch, and input jack. So, I set about doing that. I put it all together and realized there were some problems. Don't get me wrong, it works..... kind of.Problem 1: Even with the Seymour-Duncan 'Hot Rodded' pickup set wires where they're supposed to be, there is a slight grounding buzz. I don't know if it's the terminal where you put the wires or what. I've reduced the ground hum, but not completely. Disappointing.Problem 2: You CAN'T use a Gibson/Epiphone selector switch tip for it. The screw is much fatter than the Gibson/Epiphone ones. So, you have to BUY ONE OF THEIR TIPS that conforms to their switch. That's ridiculous. I'm seriously tempted to just solder out the MojoTone switch and solder in the one that came with the Epiphone. I don't want to damage the switch by trying to widen out the Epiphone tip and forcing it on there. So, all in all, it works - but only just. This is not the quality I was expecting. And having proprietary switch tips is just ridiculous and underhanded.

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