After all' date=' couldn't have, say UNAPPROVED modification is still a warranty issue - and an easily replaceable connector type could easily be used to forward an argument that Epi's use of such easily found connectors was proof that they not only expected such modifications to take place, but were actively abetting those modifications through the type of connector that was used, and use that to argue against warranty limitations, perhaps.

That particular connector will have been specifically chosen to be as proprietary as possible. I just bought a package of molex male-female pins for the shield connection. Go to and search for 'connectors' and then 'descrete wire'. It comes as a package with the male-female and the pins which are molex style pins, not the computer circuit board pins, although those may work if you can match them up. On mine for the 4 wire p_ups ,I ended up getting a 4 pin molex (Mode Electronics. This is not very good, because the swapped out p_ups may not beĮpiphone supplied, so it makes it very difficult to find the matching connector. Epi are now advertising on some LP models that they are offering quick connectors to swap p_ don't mention what asian style-molex style connectors they are, so Just about any connector with 0.1' spacing on the contacts should mate with these those are industry-standard computer connectors.

Remove one of the pickups and bring the assembly in to your local Radio Shack (or equivalent electronics supplier) and see if you can find something to match.

2 pin molex connector