Would this fit on a Fender MIJ 1986 Contemporary Telecaster?
1127755
It's possible. Measure the studs for the Fender Trem that came on the Tele from center of screw to center of screw and compare that measurement to the stud spacing on a Floyd Rose. That's the best way to find out. Check out Floyd Rose's site for the stud spacing. It will be the same as this Floyd Licensed trem.
1127756
No it will not unless you have the body routed I have a Tele and a les paul I want to have them routed but the price to have them routed in Florida is insanely hi The vktech is a great tremolo I replaced a Floyd Rose and can't tell the difference
1127757
don't know what kind og guitar this is but telecaster it would have to have a previous mounted tremolo for this guitar bridge to fit and be usableyou can mount it to any guitar but it would be in the fixed positionturn over the telecaster and see if it has underneath the bridge look for large cut out with springs attached if you have this you are good if you don't have this then the tremolo whammy bar will not work
1127758
No. The tremolo unit on this guitar is a fender modified licensed Floyd rose tremolo and most likely built by Schaller. You will need to find one of similar build. The problems too, as you may be aware are that these guitars were build during a transitional period for Fender guitars and so there were many different styles and types of builds. The only good thing being that most of the Floyd Rose Tremolo units were made by Schaller and so you may be able to obtain replacement parts or units that will fit from them.
1127759
No. Not without doing a considerable amount of routing, and drilling new bridge posts. The bridge comes with a template for doing all this. But even if you're willing to drill and router your tele, I believe the string spacing is different.
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...
1011058
Not sure about a Telecaster, but you can call Fender CS @ 1-800-856-9801 (US Toll Free). They can tell from your serial no. If they'll fit.
1809124
It will depend if the groove in your bridge is slotted for a wide saddle or a narrow one. I think most of them are narrow. I got a narrow one and I put it on my Blueridge guitar & it fit good. I do not know what the measurements are for the grooves, but I know on my Martin D-35 the groove was narrow, & I have an Epiphone that has a narrow groove. If the groove has been widened for a compensated saddle you should be able to compare it to another guitar. Hope this helps. blugrsindn
230832
Hi, yes, it will fit. I put it into a Squier Standar Fender Strat. Wiring was simple. Pickups sound great. Many greetings, R.-B.
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.
1797863
I don't think it would. The cavaty for the body is about 18" long and 15" wide. So I would measure from the horns to the butt. If that is longer than 18" or if the width of the guitar is more than 15" I would say no it wont fit. It does fit Strats and Teles well, just not unique body styles.
340420
You may want to call the company. It did fit a pick up with factory fender flares on a Chevey 2001 2500HD
442895
I had to look at the guitar, and if I am correct, it looks like a Strat body, so yes it will fit. I had my Strat on it before the the Billi Bo.
164811
It will fit the standard ashtray bridge on any telecaster. I have a top load tele that it will not fit on for example.
1110335
No I don't think they would. I've used them. They're designed to fit vintage style Fender headstocks.
1366453
I can't speak to that exact guitar. I have a Strat type and it fits fine. Unlike some hardshells it's more of a generic space.
1792027
Not sure, there is approximately 1 inch gap between the headstock of my Tele and the end of the case.
850642
If the jaguar has the square two pin tuners the USA strats have and the Teles, then yes. These tuners are very specific for the 'new' tuners that Fender is putting on their USA guitars. I did see a MIM strat that had the USA square back tuners, so these are a drop in replacement. Take off one of yours, like the low E string, and take it to Guitar Center to see if it's a match. Then make them price match it. I got mine for $37.
1855453
Dont know for sure, but they should! Most minis use the same size pegs as normal guitars do. To be super sure you would just need the dimensions of the pegs you already have.
1420457
I'm not sure about the Telecaster. I put them on a Korean made Stratacaster and they were bigger than the ones I took out. I bought a Reamer and made the holes bigger. No Problem. You just have to make sure and go very slow, you don't want to take out too much material.
256150
I just got one, and it fit my Fender Mando-strat just fine. Yes, it is a close fit, but you don't want it rattling around anyway...
123161
If possible get the dims of the standard case Fender uses for the Jaguar and use those to determine the case sizeThe other way to figure it out is I know it can fit a standard telecaster, you can get the dims of those off of Fender's website. Then get the dims off of Fender's site for the Jaguar and see if they match. But that might not be the whole story since its a generic case. I know the case can fit something at least an inch larger than a tele (all around). It bites to order a case and ship it back for an exchange . . .