Telecaster Pickguard, Parchment 3-ply (P/B/P), 8 Hole. Fits American Series, American Standard, Hot Rod and Deluxe Series Telecasters (USA), Standard and Deluxe Series Telecasters (Mexican).
The highly versatile Stratocaster guitar offers legendary Fender tone combined with classic styling, and it’s suited for all styles of music. It features a 22-fret rosewood fingerboard with dot position inlays, three single-coil pickups with 5-way switching for the Strat’s trademark tonal variety, sealed die-cast tuners for consistent tuning stability, chrome hardware and a three-ply white pickguard. The synchronous tremolo bridge can be used for subtle shimmery manipulation of chords or hard-core whammy-bar excursions. You’ll also get a wide range of tones from the single volume and dual tone controls. The Squier SP-10 amp controls include volume, treble, bass, and an overdrive on/off button that delivers tube-like tone. A headphone output allows silent practice. It features a 6-inch speaker, 10-watt drive, and a tough, textured vinyl exterior. No need to shop for the accessories as they’re all included. The package includes an extra set of strings, some guitar picks, a strap, and an
Fender Guitar Polish is a non-abrasive carnauba formula with ultraviolet filtering agents that extend the life of instrument finishes. Contains no abrasives, additives or sealants and is safe to use on all finishes, including nitrocellulose. Also works well on chrome and plastic. Sold in boxes of 12 that include countertop POP box.
Own the tone that defined an era! The Custom ’69s produce clear, transparent highs and thumping lows. These pickups are built using height-staggered Alcino 5 magnets and a special grey bobbin. Each pickup is dated and initialed by Abigail Ybarra who has been winding pickups for Fender since the late 1950′s.
The sound of a ’50s strat but with a little more attitude! fat ’50s pickups deliver enhanced bass response without the harsh mid-range. pickups feature hand beveled, staggered alnico 5 magnets and formvar magnet wire. the middle pickups is reverse wound/reverse polarity for hum canceling in positions 2 & 4. sold as a set of three only. includes all mounting hardware.
This is the pickup that redefined the Texas blues sound! Texas specialTM pickups boast plenty of mid-range chirp, crystal highs and tight bass along with increased output. These overwound calibrated pickups use alnico 5 magnets and enamel coated magnet wire. The middle pickup is reverse wound/reverse polarity for hum canceling in positions 2 & 4.
This is the pickup that redefined the Texas blues sound! Texas specialTM pickups boast plenty of mid-range chirp, crystal highs and tight bass along with increased output. These overwound calibrated pickups use alnico 5 magnets and enamel coated magnet wire. The middle pickup is reverse wound/reverse polarity for hum canceling in positions 2 & 4. Accessory Pack includes: Pickguard Screws and Aged White knobs, pickup cover, tips, trem plate. Tortoise Shell Pickguard, 5-way Selector Switch, and (3X) 250k Splitshaft pot also included for full customization. Fender Guitar Polish & GO-DPS Polishing Cloth also included for clean-up and restoration.
Fender 100’s are high quality nylon strings for classicalguitars. we’ve added ball-ends to make our 130’s forfolk guitars.we start with the best nylon material we can find and usestate-of-the-art manufacturing to make you the highestquality strings possible. our basses are wound in puresilver for an outstanding clarity that can bring even darkand dull sounding guitars to life.
Custom ’54 pickups produce clean, edgy strat& tone for classic bell-like sounds and clear harmonic enforcement. the bridge pickup is calibrated for increased and balanced output. these pickups use alnico 5 magnets and formvar magnet wire. available only as a set of three. includes all mounting hardware.
Telecaster Pickguard, Tortoise Shell 4-ply (TS/W/B/W), 8 Hole. Fits American Series, American Standard, Hot Rod and Deluxe Series Telecasters (USA), Standard and Deluxe Series Telecasters (Mexican).
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