Sometimes you have to make a riser block out of wood like on the old 295 bridge pickup. You can stack the shims if they need to be thicker. I make plastic shims in créme or black that are exactly the shape of the bottom of the dog ear cover. I do not supply pickup covers for these you have to re-use the old cover. Older ES 125's needs a pickup that is neither short nor tall and needs to be custom made.

ES 330's use a short neck and a tall bridge.

452' tall with pole spacing of 1-31/32'.ĮS 5, ES 295's and early ES 175's use tall Dog Ears. The short Dog Ear cover is 0.2' tall with pole spacing of 1-7/8'. I make a short version-I don't think anyone else does other than Korea. If the guitar has a neck joint like a Gibson ES 335, the fingerboard is at the same level as the top of the guitar so it needs a short Dog Ear. Some guitars have the strings higher off the body than others, if the neck joint is like a traditional archtop with a fingerboard extension, the guitar will often take a tall Dog Ear (my stock item). They also can be difficult to install and adjust. The P90 Dog Ear is one of the most problematic pickups to determine which a guitar needs.

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