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EMG Mounting Ring, 7 String Flat, Thin in Black vs EMG Mounting Ring, 7 String Flat, Thin in Ivory
Both are identical EMG 7-string flat thin mounting rings at the same price, differing only in color: black versus ivory. Choose based purely on your guitar's aesthetics and existing hardware finish.
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EMG Mounting Ring, 7 String Flat, Thin in Black
EMG Mounting Ring, 7 String Flat, Thin in Ivory
Specs side by side
| EMG Mounting Ring, 7 String Flat, Thin in Black | EMG Mounting Ring, 7 String Flat, Thin in Ivory | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $6.99 | $6.99 |
| Brand | EMG Pickups | EMG Pickups |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose EMG Mounting Ring, 7 String Flat, Thin in Black
- ✓ Black finish matches most modern electric guitars and dark hardware
- ✓ Neutral color blends seamlessly with standard pickguards and body finishes
- ✓ Clean, understated appearance for any playing style
Why choose EMG Mounting Ring, 7 String Flat, Thin in Ivory
- ✓ Ivory finish complements cream-colored or light-finish guitars
- ✓ Stands out visually for distinctive or vintage-inspired builds
- ✓ Supports 2-screw and 3-screw mounting adaptability
Frequently asked questions
What's the actual functional difference between these two rings?
None. Both are 0.125-inch flat rings for 7-string humbucker pickups, U.S.A.-made, and compatible with EMG and standard 7-string pickups. The only difference is cosmetic: black versus ivory color.
Will either ring fit my existing seven-string guitar?
Yes. Both rings work with EMG seven-string humbucking pickups and standard seven-string humbucker sizes. The flat, non-angled design installs without modification to typical guitar body cavities.
Can I use either ring if my guitar uses 2-screw or 3-screw mounting?
Yes. Both rings support 2-screw and 3-screw mounting formats, with 7/64 inch drill modification available if you need to convert between the two.
Which color should I choose?
Choose Black for dark guitars or standard finishes. Choose Ivory for light-colored, cream, or vintage-styled instruments where you want the ring to complement the finish.