i need a full non tappered tremelo block to fit my 2004 american standard strat, can you help?
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This block will not work. It is MIM 2 1/16 spacing for MIM and Squier full thickness bodies onlyI would check out Callaham,Try here :http://www.callahamguitars.com/up_amstd.htm or Guitar Fetish, StewMac or scour eBay for the steel block. You may have to replace the entire assembly to get what you're looking for. Not to question your knowledge on the subject, a steel block will certainly improve tone and sustain, as will bent steel saddles. But make sure the rest of the checklist for good tone/sustain is complete - No paint/finish in the neck pocket, old or corroded trem springs replaced, pickup height not too high, etc... Good Luck This block will not work. It is MIM 2 1/16 spacing for MIM and Squier full thickness bodies onlyI would check out Callaham,Try here :http://www.callahamguitars.com/up_amstd.htm or Guitar Fetish, StewMac or scour eBay for the steel block. You may have to replace the entire assembly to get what you're looking for. Not to question your knowledge on the subject, a steel block will certainly improve tone and sustain, as will bent steel saddles. But make sure the rest of the checklist for good tone/sustain is complete - No paint/finish in the neck pocket, old or corroded trem springs... » Read More This block will not work. It is MIM 2 1/16 spacing for MIM and Squier full thickness bodies onlyI would check out Callaham,Try here :http://www.callahamguitars.com/up_amstd.htm or Guitar Fetish, StewMac or scour eBay for the steel block. You may have to replace the entire assembly to get what you're looking for. Not to question your knowledge on the subject, a steel block will certainly improve tone and sustain, as will bent steel saddles. But make sure the rest of the checklist for good tone/sustain is complete - No paint/finish in the neck pocket, old or corroded trem springs replaced, pickup height not too high, etc... Good Luck « Show Less
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You need a tremolo that will fit a 1986 to 2007 American Standard Strat, the saddles and string spacing is different on 2008 and newer. This one won't fit. If all you need is a block you need one for American Strats.
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I bought it to fit a Squier. It will not fit an American Strat. I believe it will fit an MIM also. It's too narrow to fit an MIA Strat.
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I don't see any reason that you couldn't replace the solid tail with a whammy bar. However, some routing of the body would be necessary and that is not a job for an amateur. In the past, this guitar was available with a whammy bar and I would think that finding one factory equipped would be easier and probably cheaper than having a guitar tech rout the body and install a whammy.
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I have a ssl-5 at the bridge. It rocks! I have fender noiseless in the middle and neck position. Your best bet is to call seymour Duncan , they are very helpful with every question I have ever asked them. That is one of the main reasons I keep dealing with there products. Plus the are top of the line in my opinion, I have seymour Duncan pickups in all three of my strats.
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It will so long as your strat already had a tremolo bridge. In which case you'll have to drill the holes for the posts of the floyd rose tremolo yourself. That's the only modification you'll be making to your guitar.
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I have a 2009 Telecaster American Standard with the old style bridge. It is a perfect fit and looks awesome. That combined with my killer pickguard turned a very ugly guitar into a looker. My Strats still look better but this really didi it
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No, this won't work. The screw holes are different. I think your best solution is to install more springs to deck your tremolo and take the bar off, honestly.
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What sort of guitar are you installing it on? Is it replacing an existing tremolo bridge? The reason I ask is because if you're installing the threaded inserts into a guitar that doesn't have them; it's a very precise location. Something best done with a drill press.
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This assembly is also about 1/4 inch taller than the original Squier bridge assembly, meaning the block will stick out the back side of the body on some. Squier bodies are variable in thickness. And both points made by Filipe are correct. So, measure the holes in the front, be prepared to not use the trem bar or have to route the body (see my review), and watch out for the block to stick out the back of the guitar. Good Luck.
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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.
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Your best bet is to call or email Hogtunes directly. They are very helpful and helped me choose the system I put in my '05 Ultraclassic which I,m very happy with.
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I had to look at the guitar, and if I am correct, it looks like a Strat body, so yes it will fit. I had my Strat on it before the the Billi Bo.
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i would say to contact fender, the manufacture of th guitar. the case that i ordered for my washburn did not fit.
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I looked at the AGR63T and it's close, but I'd say no with the wammy bar. It's a tight fit with my les paul.
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I bought these since they are identical to Schallers. They do have the Fender logo so I would think they would fit any American Fender. These fit my 60th Anniversary American Strat. Even if they don't fit, you can change the button on the guitar. It is easily reversible if you're concerned about damaging the value of a collectors item.
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I have a Squier Strat and it does not really fit. I don't know which one would
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I believe this guitar comes standard with 10-46. If it doesn't, it will definitely work well with them. The biggest trick with the modified bridge is that the route isn't far enough back on the body to slip the new strings in without basically raising the bridge all the way up, then down again once all the strings have been inserted.