What is the thread size on this part. the white tip model for Fender Squier is too big (6mm?). Mine is a 1989 USA Squier - anyone know what will fit?
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I don't have a Squire. I would try to get a complete American tremolo for an American HHS Strat to see if it would fit. Check out auction sites.
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My squier trem arm does not fit american standard equipment. squier fits squier. I dont know more than that.
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I'm not sure the exact size. I bought this for a 96 US Made Fender Lone-Star Strat and it fit perfectly.
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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...
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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
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this pickup becomes the saddle, the white saddle on your guitar will no longer be necessary. I don't know if it will fit in your current saddle slot. the pickup measures 3mm wide x 72mm. it's about 3mm high
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I do not know the size, and they are with a luthier being installed. Will try to find out from him and let you know. JF
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sorry I don't know the answer to your question. I recommend you e-mail Fender's customer service. They have answered several questions for me.
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Should fit fine, I put an American Standard Strat in mine and there is some room to spare! Gary
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It should fit. I bought one for my son's Fender Squire Strat and it fit perfectly. When I first opened the box I was a little nervous because it was considerably smaller than my old case that he was using (I had an old after market that was WAY to big). Also, it seems to allow stickers and spray paint to stick well to the outside. Kids, hmff!
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Send me the length of your sg and ill let you know....I have a 22 fret gibson and it has a little room to spare....Steve
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I am like 99.99% sure it will but if not it would probably need just a very tiny ammount of routing if it doesnt. If it doesnt fit just take it to a guitar shop and they will make it fit or just be like me and route it yourself lol if you de be careful. Goodluck!
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Go to WWW.StewartMacDonalds. ComThey are professional in the guitar repair world that can answer just about any question... Best of Luck!
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What guitar? I have a bunch of guitars and fits on all of them but one that has an 80's Yamaha tremolo. The only way to make it fit will be trimming one side of the bridge pickup mounting ring. I'm sure you'll be fine, though.
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The specific model seems to be variable. When I got mine, the bundle said Fender Starcaster. Then it was labeled as a Squier, but still counts as the same exact product on Amazon.
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Hi.. i'm sorry, nop. You'd have to change them.. that's the only catch. I have a 1984 strat and was keeping it all original.. till i changed the buttons.. but they're much look-alike the originals, so people won't notoce. And as i did, you can keep the original buttons with your guitar in it's case...
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the instructions say drill 7/64" pilot hole, which is a hair smaller than 1/8". I forgot to wax the first screw and couldn't get it in all the way...almost stripped the phillips head. Waxed it and it went right in. Be sure to use a quality #2 Phillips screwdriver and get your guitar in a position that you can push the screwdriver down hard to avoid it camming out of the screw head, or you'll strip the screw heads.
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I installed on my 1976 Gibson SG and did not drill. I took off the old button & I may have even just used the new button and the old screw just for the back of the neck (can't remember). Try that first and if it doesn't work, use the new (Dunlop) screw for the back of the neck. The new screw/button was just fine for the tail end of the guitar. Always use a screw driver (the proper size so you don't strip the screw) and soap the screw threads (rub the screw threads on a bar of soap) and it goes in easy. Hope this works for you!
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Hello, I put this unit in a fender 12 string and found I needed to enlarge the hole in the body to accomodate the battery case. unfortunately I sold the guitar and can't tell you the exact dimensions. It was not very severe and I used a medium rasp to carefully enlarge the opening. I found the curvature of the preamp base flange was not exact, but close enough for the foam liner to cover the small gap. Hope this helps...