Gibson PRPC-045
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Gibson
PRPC-045
Product Info
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
These Gibson PRPC-045 covers are a simple, budget-friendly way to refresh the look of your vintage-inspired guitar. They’re a great choice for players wanting that classic Gibson vibe without a major overhaul, especially if you're chasing a cleaner aesthetic for blues, rockabilly, or early rock and roll.
Product Description
Gibson PRPC-045, Pickup Cover, For P90 / P100 pickups, Design: Dog Ear - with lateral fixing straps, Colour: Cream
PROS
- • Authentic Gibson aesthetic; perfectly complements vintage P90/P100 tone.
- • Dog ear design offers secure mounting and a classic visual appeal.
- • Cream finish provides a clean, professional look on many guitars.
- • Relatively affordable upgrade for a noticeable visual and tonal enhancement.
CONS
- • Limited to P90 and P100 pickups; won't fit standard humbuckers.
- • Finish quality can vary; occasional minor imperfections are possible.
- • Material is likely ABS plastic, not vintage-correct Bakelite.
Product Video
Key Features
Pickup Type
P90 / P100
Material
ABS Plastic
Finish
Cream
Spacing
Approximately 3 3/4 in
Mounting
Dog Ear with Lateral Fixing Straps
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Frequently Asked Questions
While they carry the Gibson name, these are likely made from ABS plastic to keep the price down, unlike the Bakelite used in older Gibson guitars.
Generally, yes, but always double-check your pickup dimensions and mounting hole spacing before ordering – tolerances can vary between manufacturers.
Minimal impact on tone; the primary effect is visual. A slight change in resonance *might* be perceptible, but it's not a major tonal modification.
