Has anyone tried the fit on an 80's made in Japan Strat?
245447
This loaded pickguard IS of a standard pickguard size and style. I put this loaded pickguard in a 2000's MIM standard strat and it fit perfectly. I didn't have to do any filing. I still can't get over how great this pickguard sounds. IT IS that CLASSIC Bell like tone. My only complaint has been that the 5 way pickup switch seems to have developed a bit of a short when moving between the 4 and 5 position. I'm sure that this is an easy fix.
245448
Hi Matt!No, but they dont fit standard singelcoil size. Prepare to do some filing to get them to fit. But its worth it. They sound amazing!!!
245449
My lace pickgaurd did not fit my MIM strat. All the lace electronics placed easily into my original pickgaurd with use of a screwdriver and plyers. Lace Sensor Golds all the way bro. Do it.
1359107
Yup, fits them like a glove! Make sure they are the chain linked (700) ones cause the hinged model 801's i own tend to get stuck in there.
136331
It barely fit on mine. I had to force it in a little. I have a les Paul silver bust.
985435
Not sure... I've never heard or seen one of those, but I do know that the 3 guitars that I have put in the case (Ibanez semi hollow artcore, Fender stratacoustic, and a custom the was made for a friend of mine that resemble a standard strat) all fit with a bit of room. None of them are too snug. You could always try a bass case from the same maker to be sure though.
461962
Yes, in theory. It fits my Tele perfectly, even with its longer-than-normal head. Should fit any LP, SG, Strat, or Tele. Probably Jazzmaster/Jag type bodies as well, but def not V's, Explorers, etc.
531328
Sorry. Don't know. My son's best guess is no. Fits his Stratocaster perfectly.
1768489
I have a pair of 50s with a one inch hole from the 1970s and they fit fine....make sure the holes are I inch and you are in business.
430529
I don't think it will fit a strat. It has a les paul shape and anything different I guess wouldn't fit.
1572969
Seems like any standard scale solid body guitar without a steep neck angle would fit. Don't know the ESP, but if the neck is close to parallel with the body it will probably fit.
1176013
Your strat neck will have a little more rounded heel but that is not a problem if the with and thickness of the new neck is matched with the originial strat neck. Depending on the year of your strat body as to how much reshaping you might need to do to make it fit. You have the old neck to shape it by and match to get a perfect fit at the heel and body joint. If your old nut on the old neck is still good, carefully remove it and install it on the new neck, other wise I would reccomend a new tuscon nut shaped to match the old nut. Take your time and work with patience to get a nice fit and you will enjoy this neck replacement as I have on three of my guitars. Your strat neck will have a little more rounded heel but that is not a problem if the with and thickness of the new neck is matched with the originial strat neck. Depending on the year of your strat body as to how much reshaping you might need to do to make it fit. You have the old neck to shape it by and match to get a perfect fit at the heel and body joint. If your old nut on the old neck is still good, carefully remove it and install it on the new neck, other wise I would reccomend a new tuscon nut shaped to match the old nut. Take your time and work with patience to get a nice fit and... » Read More Your strat neck will have a little more rounded heel but that is not a problem if the with and thickness of the new neck is matched with the originial strat neck. Depending on the year of your strat body as to how much reshaping you might need to do to make it fit. You have the old neck to shape it by and match to get a perfect fit at the heel and body joint. If your old nut on the old neck is still good, carefully remove it and install it on the new neck, other wise I would reccomend a new tuscon nut shaped to match the old nut. Take your time and work with patience to get a nice fit and you will enjoy this neck replacement as I have on three of my guitars. « Show Less
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I've got a Sigma Martin 12-string, circa 1980, and it fits fine. I'm guessing it will work for you as well but don't know for sure.
1393816
Should fit fine. It fits my Fender Strat with a little room to spare. Body-wise. it should work for you.
1608175
The bridge will not fit an American Strat. I have installed this bridge in Mexs, Korean and Chinese strats. The block will not allow the use of the back plate because the bodies of the asian stuff are thinner in body width. The thing about this bridge IS the size of the block. A lot better sustain and tone than that skinny cast block of indeterminate metal that most of the mexs and all of the asians come with. Best thing next to brass.
1243284
It is a very snug fit so your classic guitar must be the same dimensions as the Yamaha APX thin-body style of guitar.
1302613
What guitar? I have a bunch of guitars and fits on all of them but one that has an 80's Yamaha tremolo. The only way to make it fit will be trimming one side of the bridge pickup mounting ring. I'm sure you'll be fine, though.
676850
Should fit fine, I put an American Standard Strat in mine and there is some room to spare! Gary
1181992
It depends on the shape but it has fit my irregular shaped BassLab L-bow. What make/model V shaped git and I can give a better answer.