Can this fit into the Squire by Fender "Stop dreaming and Start Playing?"
150841
Im not sure what you mean by"fit into", but the cord will fit if thats what you mean.
633345
No, it is too big. Look at for a 3/4 guitar, such as a Yamaha FG JR1. Also, the sound on this particular fender is marginal at best, and the action is really tough. Hope this helps!
679947
I highly doubt it. It's very much measured for a Les Paul. My LP custom fits perfectly with a bigsby And I just can't see a PRS SE fitting the right way.
260966
I don't have all but if as it fits a Telecaster and Stratocaster should be fine on a Fender Bullet.
728365
It will work ,but the radius is off and the saddles are fixed . The strings still move around in the grooves, you will have to up your string gauge . I put folded tin foil under my low and high e to get the radius right ,and you don't HAVE to replace the stock bridge its just fine ,it was said this Squire is truer to the original than the Fender model the mods you make will be dependent on you playing style ,and preferences research all the mods ,look up Elvis Costellos Jazzmaster ,that guitar is setup to gig ,unless your a pro you wont need it to be that stable .Good luck .It really is a great guitar (for the price ) dont over do it, love it for what it is . It will work ,but the radius is off and the saddles are fixed . The strings still move around in the grooves, you will have to up your string gauge . I put folded tin foil under my low and high e to get the radius right ,and you don't HAVE to replace the stock bridge its just fine ,it was said this Squire is truer to the original than the Fender model the mods you make will be dependent on you playing style ,and preferences research all the mods ,look up Elvis Costellos Jazzmaster ,that guitar is setup to gig ,unless your a pro you wont need it to be that stable .Good luck .It really is a... » Read More It will work ,but the radius is off and the saddles are fixed . The strings still move around in the grooves, you will have to up your string gauge . I put folded tin foil under my low and high e to get the radius right ,and you don't HAVE to replace the stock bridge its just fine ,it was said this Squire is truer to the original than the Fender model the mods you make will be dependent on you playing style ,and preferences research all the mods ,look up Elvis Costellos Jazzmaster ,that guitar is setup to gig ,unless your a pro you wont need it to be that stable .Good luck .It really is a great guitar (for the price ) dont over do it, love it for what it is . « Show Less
985437
Not sure, not familiar with that guitar. It fits my regular sized fender stratocaster wanna be perfectly. If it's a different body style it might not.
1299577
Without knowing your guitars exact dimensions, its difficult to tell. But my Starcaster by Fender was a very snug fit.
2062655
It should fit in the case no problems, but you will probably have to take off the tremolo bar (whammy bar) mine is a Stratocaster and it fits very well as long as I take off the bar, otherwise, it won't close. This is good though, because I rarely use the bar and it is easy enough to put on and take off anyway, and it keeps the guitar from sliding around and coming out of tune. This is the best case I have ever had.
1922034
You might be able to but the measurements may differ. I bought some parts that I thought would fit and they do not. I bought these parts for the RG modols of Ibanez but the size differs ever so slightly. I would check into the parts and see if they are close to the original ones included.
2099367
Not sure about the guitar, I use mine for a Fender style precision bass and it fits it very good.
571906
That's hard to answer with 100% confidence. I tried the case with an Ibanez RG model, a Strat, and a Tele and they all worked fine. I suppose there could be a guitar or two that due to it's cutaways etc might not fit. I looked at a pic of your guitar online (nice!) and it's similar to my RG. I 'think' it will fit but there's only one way to know for sure and that's to get the case.
426556
No it won't. I bought this case for a BC Rich Warlock and it is WAAAAAY to small. The only thing that actually fit in this case was my Fender Squire, and it a tight fit to say the lest. Good Luck contacting the company to find one that will fit, the phone number just rings and they don't return e-mails. I ended up getting a used one on e-bay since BC Rich and coffin case severed ties a few years back. And in case you still care the interior is red.
562567
The product is made specifically for Fender USA guitars. I tried putting it on a Squire and came to an unpleasant surprise. They should fit the '95 Stabdard just fine. A detail I didn't notice is that these are staggered.
1612914
I have one of these and my Strat and Tele both fit in it perfectly. I would look for a case that specifically saysfor that style guitar. Like any Les Paul style case would be a better match.
167848
It will so long as your strat already had a tremolo bridge. In which case you'll have to drill the holes for the posts of the floyd rose tremolo yourself. That's the only modification you'll be making to your guitar.
1127760
most likely not. its made for things like bc rich, Ibanez, and others with locking/floating trem systems. youd have to cut parts out of the fender. fenders are mainly just supposed to have normal trem systems. and they, to my knowledge, don't have the correct nut size to replace it with the locking nut for this system. and without the locking nut, the whole thing is pointless...
2284209
No, it will only fit a Squire Jazz bass with a bit of tweeking. You should look to find one that fits the Jaguar bass and tweek that to fit your Squire.You have to remember: The Squire guitars are not always the same size as the Fenders, there has to be something different between them.