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    Best value acoustic pickups

    Hi I'm looking for a good quality/cheap acoustic pickup. Is there anything better than the Seymour Duncan Woody XL for the price? All opinions appreciated muchly.
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    Modifying a Squire Strat

    Shameless bump. Anyone got any help they can offer me with sourcing the correct bridge size for my squier strat? Cheers.
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    Modifying a Squire Strat

    Well it feels pretty lifeless (the new pups are great though) as it is. I would like to improve the tuning stability, tone and sustain and I understand that replacing the nut, stock tuners, and bridge/trem will all help to make what by all accounts might be a quality guitar into something that...
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    Modifying a Squire Strat

    Thanks for the help Spud. At the moment I think i'm gonna hang on to it an maybe drop in a better vintage trem. Of course as suggested I'll keep all my original parts for any potential future sale! The trem is 56mm between the outside screw centres and 2 1/8" string spacing. Are most fender...
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    Modifying a Squire Strat

    Ha ha Ha! Thanks Ted, I'll bear that in mind... I've come to the conclusion its a Silver Series Strat going on the fact that the logo is silver...? So. Next (million dollar) question. If I dont modify it and stick it up for sale what ball park figure might i be looking at? I havent seen...
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    Modifying a Squire Strat

    Heres some pics of the wretched thing.
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    Modifying a Squire Strat

    Thanks for the advice. It still has the serial no on the headstock (N013426) under the logo but nothing on the round sticky-out bit at the end (what is that bit called?!) - it looks like something was scratched off though. I've read that thats not enough to know what model it is unfortunately...
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    Modifying a Squire Strat

    Are you sure its a collectable Squier Strat? Annoyingly the headstock hasnt got the 'Series' name as it looks like it was scratched off at some point. Its a bit knackered and doesnt stay in tune very well. The tuners are rattley, the nut buzzes and a friend identified it had a plywood body. Its...
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    Modifying a Squire Strat

    Hi, I'm modifying an old early 90's MIJ Strat. Serial N0XXXXX. So far I have changed the electrics to USA pickups and will be fitting some Shaller tuners and a new Graph-Tech(?)nut. My main issue is sourcing the correct trem for my guitar. I'm a bit lost on what to buy. Theres some great value...
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