Suitable for a Standard Stratocaster® or Similar

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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.

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We carry a wide range of "completely" loaded pickguards - electronics, pickups, covers, knobs - everything, all built up and ready to go - click here to take a look!

First debuting on the “re-invented” AM Standard  Stratocaster® in 1987, this was the first trem cover to carry the enlarged  “string slot” to allow easier access to the tremolo hidden beneath

Suitable for a 1963 - 1983 Standard Stratocaster® or Similar

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A pickguard routed for mini humbuckers to mount onto a modern Stratocaster®

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Suitable for a 1959 - 1962 Standard Stratocaster® and Similar

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Right then - the Mini Strat®! Once upon a time called the "Squier® 3/4 sized" (or something infinately more catchy!) -and officially, theres actually been two minis released - a Version 1 (traditional jack socket position/style) and the Version 2 (Jack socket on the bottom "side", like a Tele®) - thankfully, it seems like all of the 3/4 sized squiers use the same pickguard - so it SHOULD be a nice easy swap

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Suitable for a 1954 - 1958 Standard Stratocaster® and Similar

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Near Identical to the modern back plate, and still in circulation on
many vintage re-issues, this spec back plate sports 6 individual string
holes rather then the (slightly easier to restring!) enlarged slot.

Near Identical to most other back plates, but lacking any string holes - common found on guitars using locking tremolos.

A selection of Import back plates (or Trem spring covers) – The main points of note at the centralized “string” holes and the symmetrical mounting holes across the central axis.

A selection of Import back plates (or Trem spring covers) – The main points of note at the offset “string” holes and the symmetrical mounting holes across the central axis.

A standard pickguard, but with a reverse angled bridge single coil for a Fender® Strat® and similar guitars

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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, we' tweaked the pot layout and taken it back to a 2 hole setup, and we've kept the switch standard to allow for the most options.

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Oak Grigsby® released a new switch a few months ago - the 6 way mod switch, which allows you to build in a "neck + bridge" position on your guitar - but theres on minor niggle with them - the lever arm requires a little more room to travel for the 6th position - so requires a longer slot in the scratch plate.

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On the face of it, this looks our popular Craggy Mod pickguard, but its actually something a little different. Rather then having a bridge humbuckers paired with a single coil neck, this is actually a plate that takes heavy inspiration from Robbie Robertson and his Last Waltz Strat, and that bridge pickup is actually routed for a pair of single coil!

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When we were designing the original Juan mod pickguard, we figured "Its a great idea, it gives you plenty of options electrically, but could it do a bit more?" - so it only seemed right that we make a HSS version too - so here it is.

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Suitable for a Double Fat Stratocaster® or Similar

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Suitable for a Super Fat Stratocaster® or Similar

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Suitable for a Tom Delonge Stratocaster® or Similar

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Suitable for a 1963 - Modern Standard Stratocaster® or Similar

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Suitable for a 1954 - 1958 Stratocaster® or Similar

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What we've got here, is real oddball - a reverse Fat Strat - single coil bridge, humbucker neck for a Fender® stratocaster® -but its one of the first plate where we are offering customisable pot holes! Have as many or as few as you like!

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Suitable for a Fat Stratocaster® or Similar

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Suitable for a Stratocaster® or Similar

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Grounding Plate suitable for Fender® Stratocaster®

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Small Grounding Plate suitable for Fender® Stratocaster®

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These are UFO knobs, as you'd find on a Fender® Stratocaster® - but
they're available with a few more options on the labelling -
specifically, "Bass" and "Treble" - which makes them enormously handy if
your using some of the more sophisticated wiring options that are
popular nowadays.

A basic, 3 ply blank pickguard sheet, available in a section of colours.

These UFO knobs are actually a universal fit, and lack the internal teeth of cheaper models - they can be fitted to either Imperial or Metric pots, as long as they're split shaft - they will fit! Available in a wide selection of colours, both in the actual knob colour, and the font colour

Fits both push on and screw on arms.

Available in  "Tear Drop", "Barrel" and "Top Hat" styles - in both 5mm, 4mm and 3.5mm sizes.

Single coil pickup covers, suitable for most Fender pickups, as well as DiMario, Seymour Duncan and Axesrus models - spaced 52mm center to center, to take a 5mm pole diameter.

These pickup covers are faithful reproductions of the original Single Coil covers used in the early Stratocaster® - made from Nylon rather then the PVC found on later models, and with a much softer bevel on the outside edge giving them a slightly more rounded appearance.

These pickup covers are designed for 7 String Pickups and are available in a range of colours with 61.2mm spacing.

These covers, are 50mm spacing, which means, when measured E to e,
center to center across the poles, that spacing, is 50mm. (actually
50.2mm, but you’ll excuse
me rounding a little).

These are our basic “accessory mounting screws” that we  use on everything from scratch plates right through to jack sockets. For  simplicities sake, we just call them pickguard screws, but they really do a  multitude of jobs on a guitar.

This is a set of switch mounting and pickup height adjustment bolts for the Fender® Statocaster® and similar guitars.

Specifically, these are 6-32 UNC (imperial thread) bolts, with dome, phillips heads, with 6 "small" head screws for the pickups, and 2 larger headed versions for the switch, as well as 6 height adjustment springs.

6-32 UNC bolts usually turn up on American/Mexican/UK made instruments and parts - primarily pickups and switches, but they are becoming more common on Eastern made things too nowadays - its a little bit confusing, because theres a few different "types" (and you do get guitars that have a mix of different heads/lengths) - so as a quick, rough and ready guide.