Fendbsonez asked:


I just installed Fender Vintage Noiseless Pickups in my Stratocaster. I replaced the tone and volume pots and put in the capacitor in just as the blueprints said. My middle and neck pickups sound nice, bright, and loud whereas my bridge pickup sounds very faint and has very little sustain compared to the others, it’s as if I had the volume turned down on my guitar’s settings, that’s the best that I can describe it. I even tried turning the volume down in order to see if it might turn up but it stayed a basically the same volume. Please help!

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Max B asked:


I am planning on buying a vintage Fender Twin Reverb from a local music store. As you may already know, however, this is a very clean amp. I was looking for some suggestions as to what type of pedal i should get to get a nice overdrive tone while still maintaining some of the wonderful characters of the amp.

P.S. I play a stratocaster

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djave djarvoo ‘djas originel asked:


I have a Fender re-issue 57′stratocaster…which has a thinner headstock than a modern strat…Ive bought a set of gold Klusons and when fitted they protude too far through the hole?…Ive heard there is an adapter plate available to correct the vintage into modern…however, I cant find a supplier of this…any ideas where to get one?…
Ive got Stewmac’s catalogue?…but there is no reference to this adapter plate…

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p23 asked:

I’m getting a Fender electric guitar for the holidays but I can’t decide what model to pick. Should I get a Fender Vintage Hot Rod ’57 Stratocaster or an Eric Clapton Stratocaster? I love to play tones that range from vintage to metal.

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Ma_Arc asked:


I’m thinking about getting a guitar soon, and I was thinking about getting a stratocaster. I thought it would be easy, but it isn’t. There’s all different ones from 50s, 60s, 70s etc. Whats the difference between those vintage ones and guitars made recently?

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