Old Style 11 Hole Strat - Red Black Red pink

Old Style 11 Hole Strat - Red Black Red pinkThis pickguard will only fit Fender Stratocasters with the mounting hole pattern known as the 11 hole transition or old style 11 hole mounting pattern that was used by Fender in late '59 up to '62. Please note the variation from the modern 11 hole or current production is the location of the mounting hole on the top edge between the neck and middle pickup. This hole was moved almost directly over the middle pickup in 1963. Please see ST 200 template

made Strats

Ibanez Gio GRG170DX or any other instrument with the Ibanez FAT-10 tremolo bridge installed

The most common name for the bridge on a Fender Strat is a tremolo - a name chosen by Leo Fender himself and yet because he was not a musician himself

The overall smaller size of the tuner button is ideal for providing more space in between buttons for easier tuning

Made from genuine paper phenolic bakelite measuring 2mm thick and does not have any outer bevel around the edge of the pickguard

Saddles are 10

This replacement pickguard is made specifically for the Fender Pawn Shop Bass VI and will not fit any other instrument

or two neck positions for a little less output and adjust the output in the mounting rings just like they did in the old days

The tremolo arm supplied is hollowed out at the base and threaded on the inside

Lo-Pro Edge

DC Output: Bridge: 8

Arched for guitars with carved tops