Would this fit on a Squire Bullet Strat?
1602497
Hey Rick. I really don't know. My strat is a Brazilian Fender Strat and fitted perfect. Check if your bridge is a 2-pivot or 6-screws. If is 6-screw, probably it will fit.
1602498
This assembly is also about 1/4 inch taller than the original Squier bridge assembly, meaning the block will stick out the back side of the body on some. Squier bodies are variable in thickness. And both points made by Filipe are correct. So, measure the holes in the front, be prepared to not use the trem bar or have to route the body (see my review), and watch out for the block to stick out the back of the guitar. Good Luck.
1602499
One more thing... The sustain block on this trem is massive. Meaning... it is not beveled like most versions. You may not be able to fully dive-bomb this one because it might hit the back wall of the cavity. I don't use it that way, so it didn't bother me.
1602500
I don't own a Bullet Strat but the easiest way to find out is to measure the distance between the outer-most mount screws (center of screw to center of screw) of your existing tremolo. if they measure out to be 2-1/16", it will fit and the screws in-between should line up perfectly. Hope it works out for you! ~F~
773136
It fits the same as a gator case or musicians gear case. You will have no problem with using this for your Squire guitar
1206838
Not sure, but it fits my SG Special perfectly. Perhaps you can compare the specs on both guitars.
427989
No problem fitting a squier in this case. Should fit any standard sized strat plus many other similar sized guitars.
666728
If you install the posts that come with it you can make it fit on any solid body guitar that doesn't already have them. If you guitar already has a tune-o-matic, the posts might not be the right distance apart. I don't have a SG so I can't check that for you, but I had to make a new floating bridge piece for my Gretch Electromatic to accommodate the new posts. I hope that helps.
352357
The diameter of the post that goes up through the headstock is .385" on the set I have on hand. (3/8" is .375") So it would probably be pretty close and whether or not it will just drop in will depend on the exact size of the hole in your headstock.
131077
it seemed to work really well on the Ibanez BTB I had put them on. fit right in with no issues. I don't know about exact models it'll fit. I'm not a luthier just a player.
1572310
As long as the width of the saddle is at least 3/32", it will fit. You'll need to measure the saddle height in the bridge, then install the pickup. remeasure and remove material from the saddle to match the original height. Otherwise it will change your string height. I would be tempted to replace the saddle with bone simply because it's an easier material to sand/file than brass.
1461209
If your stop tail bridge is the same size as Gibson and Epiphone it should fit. But fit is a realitive thing. Nothing fits perfectly ever. Expect to do some adjustments.
2219609
Yes. You may have some weird holes left on your guitar, but it will fit and it will be functional.
594998
yes it will fit any strat with a previous tremolo bridgebut you will not have a locking nut at the top of your neckto get full effect of the product ie dive bombing the tremolo arm to keep the guitar in tune you will need to have the locking nutI would suggest
6072
Yes as long as it's a modern made guitar then yes it will fit. The screws on older tune o matic bridges used to be smaller and thinner but most guitars built today have larger screws and posts. I have one of these on my Epiphone G-310, BC Rich Warlock and Dean Michael Amott Tyrant X splatter. They all fit.
531328
Sorry. Don't know. My son's best guess is no. Fits his Stratocaster perfectly.
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.
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Aloha., Were is the Squire you have is made/year/model? There are a couple of neck pocket's for Squire's. These necks are solid. I have used it on several guitar's.The fret's are OK. They are a little narrow. They provide good tone.They are great for the Strat sound. As far as Metal/Heavy distortion it is okay,a little heavy on the treble side. The frets are filed but could use a finishing buff and polish .I would definitely use this neck for the classic Stratcaster tone. Email me with the Year/Model/country of origin and can help to identify if this neck will work for you. Have a great day 'ROCK ON' Aloha., Were is the Squire you have is made/year/model? There are a couple of neck pocket's for Squire's. These necks are solid. I have used it on several guitar's.The fret's are OK. They are a little narrow. They provide good tone.They are great for the Strat sound. As far as Metal/Heavy distortion it is okay,a little heavy on the treble side. The frets are filed but could use a finishing buff and polish .I would definitely use this neck for the classic Stratcaster tone. Email me with the Year/Model/country of origin and can help to identify if this neck will work for you. Have a... » Read More Aloha., Were is the Squire you have is made/year/model? There are a couple of neck pocket's for Squire's. These necks are solid. I have used it on several guitar's.The fret's are OK. They are a little narrow. They provide good tone.They are great for the Strat sound. As far as Metal/Heavy distortion it is okay,a little heavy on the treble side. The frets are filed but could use a finishing buff and polish .I would definitely use this neck for the classic Stratcaster tone. Email me with the Year/Model/country of origin and can help to identify if this neck will work for you. Have a great day 'ROCK ON' « Show Less
978003
It should. However you should measure the nut that's currently on your guitar and order the same size Tusq nut.
1357956
Hi, If it's a short scale bass, I would lean more to say that it may not fit due to the fact that the headstock will fall short to be completly protected. I'm sorry but I can't say for sure.