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"Volume only" Control Assembly - For Esquire®
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Pickguard - For Ibanez® RG® - HH
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Prices From: £54.00 Inc VAT
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Prices From: £22.64 Inc VAT
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A bit of a strange plate all things considered - designed to fit onto a
Fender® Esquire® (or any other Telecaster® with only one pickup) - but
cutting away all the bells and whistles - no 3 way switch, no tone
control - just a volume control, and a mono socket on the output.
A great way to turn your Esquire into a no-nonsense player!
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Ok - so "officially" there aren't many RGs that come with this plate as
standard, but its something that definitely has a place in the world!
Ditching the middle single coil, and going back to basics with a HB/HB
setup - OR - go nuts and use the Ibanez® smart switch to give you the
pickup switching options found on some of the 20 series.
Please note, these are not official Ibanez® parts.
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1 x Humbucker Cover - "Tall" Traditional
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Gotoh® GTC202
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Prices From: £9.07 Inc VAT
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List Price: £57.22 Inc VAT Prices From: £40.06 Inc VAT Sale Price: £40.06 Inc VAT Savings: £17.16
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Where normal humbuckers are 16mm high, these German silver/Nickel models are actually 19mm tall - ideal for accommodating either taller magnets, or taller bobbins.
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Gotohs version of the increasingly popular "modern conversion bridge" for the Telecaster® - built in a similar style to the AM standard bridge thats been in use since 1988, and allows unrivaled access to the strings, aswell as individual intonation control of each string thanks to 6 separate "modern" saddles.
Whilst this is technically a vintage bridge, and has the typical 4 screw mount, its fair to say its got more in common with a modern example, right down to the steel saddles used.
Suitable for a Standard Telecaster® or Similar with 4 screw bridge
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Pickguard - For "Locking Tremolo" Stratocaster® (1983 - Current)
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Pickguard - The Craggy Mod - for Stratocaster® - (Modern)
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Prices From: £52.51 Inc VAT
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Prices From: £17.51 Inc VAT
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Officially, “The Stratocaster® with a Locking Tremolo” only
really started to pitch up around 1984, during the time when Fender® were
trying to tap into the “metal” market, and they were pretty rare, and very
on/off in production (because, strictly speaking, only Fender® can make a
Stratocaster®, right?) but unofficially, the idea of a “proper Super Strat®”,
whilst it probably doesn’t pre-date the Fender® offerings by long, has been an
almost ever present throughout the last few decades of guitar history.
Please note, these are not official Fender® parts.
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What we call the Craggy Mod - a pickguard for a Fat Strat®, but with a few little tweaks on the design to make it a little more no nonsense. We've ditched the middle pickup!
Please note, these are not official Fender® parts.
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