Guitar Hero Replacement Silicone Pad
Need a replacement for your worn-out or broken Guitar Hero silicone pad? Or maybe you’re looking to stock up for future mods or repairs? These original silicone pads, salvaged from genuine Guitar Hero controllers, are here to help.
These two silicone pad variants are compatible with a wide variety of Guitar Hero guitars, but please make sure to check the compatibility lists on the second and third images before you make a purchase!
These are NOT intended nor compatible with guitars that have mechanical frets, such as from a mod kit. These are strictly intended for guitars with the stock frets/silicone.
For Les Paul owners: If you are experiencing dropped fret inputs, it is more than likely the faulty stock neck connector, not the new silicone pad.
Need a replacement for your worn-out or broken Guitar Hero silicone pad? Or maybe you’re looking to stock up for future mods or repairs? These original silicone pads, salvaged from genuine Guitar Hero controllers, are here to help.
These two silicone pad variants are compatible with a wide variety of Guitar Hero guitars, but please make sure to check the compatibility lists on the second and third images before you make a purchase!
These are NOT intended nor compatible with guitars that have mechanical frets, such as from a mod kit. These are strictly intended for guitars with the stock frets/silicone.
For Les Paul owners: If you are experiencing dropped fret inputs, it is more than likely the faulty stock neck connector, not the new silicone pad.
Need a replacement for your worn-out or broken Guitar Hero silicone pad? Or maybe you’re looking to stock up for future mods or repairs? These original silicone pads, salvaged from genuine Guitar Hero controllers, are here to help.
These two silicone pad variants are compatible with a wide variety of Guitar Hero guitars, but please make sure to check the compatibility lists on the second and third images before you make a purchase!
These are NOT intended nor compatible with guitars that have mechanical frets, such as from a mod kit. These are strictly intended for guitars with the stock frets/silicone.
For Les Paul owners: If you are experiencing dropped fret inputs, it is more than likely the faulty stock neck connector, not the new silicone pad.