Go ahaead - the sizes are the same.
Go ahaead - the sizes are the same.
I'll second that. Fear not.Originally Posted by Jimi75
"No Tele For you." - The Tele Nazi
Ha! Tele-ish now inbound.
Thanks guys, I see I should have put this in the pickup section, sorry.
Thanks again. I don't know where I read that they were tighter then stock Fender openings.
M29
The only difference usually with Squier pickguard holes are the locations sometimes (the 11 or 8 screws holding on the pickguard). Some models of Squiers use smaller pots than on Fenders, so those holes might be a bit smaller too. If you replace the pots, you may have to file the holes a bit or dremel them a little larger.Originally Posted by M29
Guitars: 2003 and 2004 American series strats, Squier Classic Vibe 50's Strat, Squier Deluxe Strat.
Amps: Line 6 Spider IV 120, Vox AD50VT 212, and Peavey Transtube Bandit 112.
Pedals: Digitech Bad Monkey.
Very true!Originally Posted by TS808
I had to file quite a lot of wood to get CTS pots to fit in my Jagmaster. The pickguard screw holes are always a bit out of whack when compared with a standard Fender model.
"It's funny the way most people love the dead. Once you are dead, you are made for life." - Jimi Hendrix
Thanks guys, sounds like it is nothing too bad, I was concerned that the oval pickup opening might need to be opened up some and that would not be terrible but not pleasant.
Well I just about had my steel trem block finished when I was drilling the last small hole for the springs to mount in and broke a drill bit off in the block. I suppose I should have done those holes first before all the milling and tapping.
Thanks again guys.
M29
You made your own steel block? Would you care to post a few pics when you have a chance? I'm going to try and build a couple for my Squiers soon and would love to see how yours came out.Originally Posted by M29
"It's funny the way most people love the dead. Once you are dead, you are made for life." - Jimi Hendrix