Humbucker Pickup Screw and Spring Set for Two Humbuckers
Product description
Quick overview
If you’re replacing worn hardware or setting up a guitar with standard humbuckers, this gold-finish screw and spring kit covers the small parts needed for two pickups. It includes height-adjustment screws, frame-mounting screws, and tension springs, so it’s aimed at a repair or upgrade rather than a broad guitar hardware overhaul.
The screws use Imperial/USA threads and are made from high-density steel with an electroplated finish. That makes thread type the key buying detail: the listed fit excludes EMG active pickups, Epiphone Les Paul, and Chinese-made humbuckers that use metric threads.
Best use cases
The kit is intended for installing or replacing hardware on two compatible humbuckers. Each set contains four height-adjustment screws measuring 27.5mm × 2.9mm, eight frame-mounting screws measuring 17.8mm × 2.5mm, and four springs measuring 25.5mm × 4.7mm. The stated compatibility includes Gibson, Seymour Duncan, DiMarzio, and most standard humbuckers, but the pickup’s thread type still needs to match.
For a practical example, if a pickup sits unevenly after a string change or its original adjustment hardware is worn, the screws and springs give you the components to reset its position. Keep in mind that the listed exclusions matter: a familiar pickup shape alone doesn’t confirm Imperial threading. If you can’t identify the thread, don’t buy without that measurement.
A solid pick if you’re working on a compatible pair of humbuckers and want the mounting and height-adjustment pieces together. Not the best choice if your pickups use metric threads or are among the excluded types, those need hardware matched to their thread standard.
Tips for day-to-day use
During installation, match each screw to its intended position and turn it gently rather than forcing it. The product description says the threads are clean and designed to fit without forced torque, but the correct thread remains essential. If a screw catches, stop and recheck compatibility instead of pushing through, mismatched threads can make a simple adjustment harder.
Once installed, the springs provide pressure while you adjust pickup height. That’s useful when setting the bridge and neck pickups to sit where you want them, though the kit doesn’t provide a measurement or setup guide for choosing a particular height. The gold electroplated finish may suit guitars with matching hardware, and the coating is described as corrosion-resistant against sweat and humidity. It’s a finish detail, not a substitute for checking fit.
Before you decide
How many pickups does the kit cover? It includes parts for two humbuckers, with four height-adjustment screws, eight frame-mounting screws, and four springs.
Will it fit every humbucker? No. It is listed for standard Imperial/USA-thread pickups and excludes EMG active pickups, Epiphone Les Paul, and Chinese-manufactured humbuckers with metric threads.
What color is this version? The listed finish is gold. The description also mentions other finish options, but this product name specifies gold.
Final verdict
This kit makes sense when you already know your pickups use Imperial/USA threads and need a coordinated set of screws and springs for two humbuckers. Its main advantage is having the mounting and height-adjustment hardware in one package, with a gold electroplated finish. Skip it if thread compatibility is uncertain or your pickups are metric: the supplied parts are not presented as universal hardware, and the wrong thread can turn a routine replacement into a frustrating fit problem.