WD Music P100B Lp Jack Plate Plastic - Black

The holes do not line up perfect with my old Epiphone les paul studio, but with a little elbow grease and some in & out threading I got them to go and no one will ever be the wiser. It looks great and for the price and I would most likely buy again if need be.

Ordered for my Epi LP Trad Pro. I got it on, but it wasn't a great fit. Could probably shape the holes better with my dremel but it's not worth the effort.

I used this for my Epiphone Les Paul. Before buying this, I went to Guitar Center and bought one of theirs and it didn't fit. The holes didn't align right so I bought this one from WD Music called the LP Jack Plate and it worked perfectly. Make sure you put in the screws slowly and screw each one a little at a time all together. If you screw one in or two in, then the plate won't flex and adjust to let you put the other two in. Just start each screw until you have all 4 half way, then screw them all down. Worked perfectly on my LP.

Came kinda scuffed up and not shiny as I expected. When installing it, one of the outer edges around the screw holes actually cracked, but it was still usable.

Though it is plastic, it seems to be sturdy and made of quality plastic.

I have ordered some elsewhere that say for Epiphone, or Gibson/Epiphone. Most sellers are unaware of difference between Epiphone and Gibson dimensions, or are intentionally deceiving potential buyers. Finally this one DOES fit my Epiphone Les Paul Standard. It is flat, but it curves easily while you tighten down the screws. It's nothing fancy. I would prefer metal, but I give it 5 stars for not lying to me. These seem to be hard to find.

Worked grwat as a replacement price for an Epiphone les paul special model

This fits my Epiphone. Only one I could find. Metric, not imperial measurements like Gibson. leads to small (~2mm) difference, but that is enough for the Gibson ones to not fit over the screw holes. It isnt curved so it is "slightly imperfect" but so far so good. My old one was cracked.