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EMG Mounting Ring, 8 String Flat, Thin in Black vs EMG Mounting Ring, 8 String Flat, Thin in Ivory
Both are identical EMG 8-string mounting rings with the same specs and U.S.A. manufacturing—the only difference is color: Black versus Ivory. Choose based purely on aesthetics and what matches your guitar's finish or pickguard.
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EMG Mounting Ring, 8 String Flat, Thin in Black
EMG Mounting Ring, 8 String Flat, Thin in Ivory
Specs side by side
| EMG Mounting Ring, 8 String Flat, Thin in Black | EMG Mounting Ring, 8 String Flat, Thin in Ivory | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $7.99 | $7.99 |
| Brand | EMG Pickups | EMG Pickups |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose EMG Mounting Ring, 8 String Flat, Thin in Black
- ✓ Black finish blends with most modern guitars and dark pickguards
- ✓ 0.125-inch thin profile keeps installation clean and low-profile
- ✓ Adaptable 2-screw or 3-screw mounting for flexible installation
Why choose EMG Mounting Ring, 8 String Flat, Thin in Ivory
- ✓ Ivory finish offers classic, vintage-friendly appearance
- ✓ Same 0.125-inch thin profile and precision molded alignment bosses
- ✓ U.S.A. manufacturing ensures consistent tolerances and quality
Frequently asked questions
Are the Black and Ivory rings different in any way besides color?
No. Both feature the same 0.125-inch thin profile, flat design, U.S.A. manufacturing, 3/48 threaded adjustment tab, and compatibility with 2-screw or 3-screw mounting formats. The only difference is the finish color.
Will either ring fit my 8-string EMG pickup?
Yes, both are designed as direct replacements for standard EMG 8-string humbucking pickups. Both include molded alignment bosses and allow customization with a 7/64-inch drill for your specific mounting configuration.
Which is better for studio or custom builds?
Both are equally suitable for professional use. The choice is aesthetic: Black suits modern or dark-cavity instruments, while Ivory complements traditional or light-finished guitars.