will these fit a fat strat H H
2048683
They are regular humbuckers. They fit into the normal humbucker cavity. They mount to the humbuckers mounts.
1053695
Yes these will fit. You will need a tuner style or spline drive install kit. Thanks HHrims
1773012
I'd say no, as they are only about 1/8" thick at the fat end. You would be better off getting something at the Home Depot type store. Sorry!
1001747
Should work. I put them on a 2002 Fatboy with touring hard bags. Loks great and brackets are solid. Also relocated turn signals using Deringer bullet lights that fit the fender struts perfectly.
1860075
From my experience, they should fit any guitar which has typical bridge pins -- they aren't build for any specific make/model of guitar.
1417854
They will fit. Mine sound great but I have an amp powering them. They will be better than stock but unless you add an amp you may not be blown away with the difference in sound. Add an amp and you'll be amazed at how good they sound for the price.
42380
Couldn't say. my strat copy (not by Fender) was a little too wide. I had to send case back.
2255761
I think you can figure it out by measuring your speakers. The covers are flexible and a bit stretchy. They molded to fit my oval head set speakers which are 2.5 x 2.0 inches with a circumference of about 7 inches. If your speakers are within those limits the covers should fit.
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!!!
2180851
I dont know since i use it for a squire strat which is a fender strat body, it fits well but not tight, it has some extra room for the body "horns" depth wise it has some extra room and is padded so it should fit any strat type Now if you will only use it home is ok but if you gig it much i would recomend a hard case mine had one hinge come off, the holes are not holding the s rew anymore i could put dif screws but it stil works and i do not take the guitr out of the house much so it is still ok for me so, just consider it (i got mine a couple of years back so they could have improve that hinge thing, but again i did take good care of the case and still failed on that), other than thas is a good case i think Good luck deciding
926801
I believe they will. I used them on the low E and A strings on a strat and they work great. Don't see why they wouldn't work on yours. These really help the guitar stay In tune and combine these with a graphtech nut and bends are so much nicer! Hope this helps!
630259
Honestly not sure. But if they're 12in then it should fit as long as its not subs that are shaped other than round. Sorry if this isn't much help. :)
978214
These are the kind where the bushing screws into the tuner instead of just the bushing fitting snugly around it. If your current guitar has just the tuning peg and a basic bushing that goes around it, it will probably not fit. If the bushing screws into it (there would be a large base for the bushing to screw into), I can't imagine why they wouldn't fit. They do come with screws, thankfully! 1 screw per peg, however they fit so snugly into my guitar that I didn't even need them.
1825903
I believe so, they are large. I'd measure now, but my wife has the truck. Nice deep sound too.
748125
the hawgtunes amps are a different size (shorter and fatter), but i think that plate should work.
531328
Sorry. Don't know. My son's best guess is no. Fits his Stratocaster perfectly.
676850
Should fit fine, I put an American Standard Strat in mine and there is some room to spare! Gary