Trash-o-caster

Step 3 Equipment needed; Parts & supplies

--Equipment
Power sander (vibrating will do)
files
Hi-speed rototool (Dremel)
clamps
soldering iron & solder, etc
Misc screwdrivers
Drill & bits

--Parts/Supplies
New string guide
New tremolo springs
New jack
New Electrics--
Ebay to the rescue--purchased an entire pickguard/pickup assembly with all the switches, pots and wiring (cheap!):

Comments

[The Jamalam]

That looks like a pacifica pickguard. Mine is a 012 model, but the series is all very similar. Did it specify a brand? The only thing is that on a standard strat, the bridge pickup is angled.

[gmoon]

Nope, no maker name on the unit. Could be anybody's. It has ceramic bar magnets (not alnico), so it's probably off an asian modern strat knockoff. They sound OK. Not bad; not spectacular. The bridge humbucker setup on a strat is called a "fat strat"; you see a lot of those around. Even some real Fender strats have this configuration...

[CapnTac]

My friend likes his Les Paul set up with a Humbucker in the bridge and a P90 in the neck.

[finnindian]

The Grzzley Tool Company stocks all the parts you will ver need to rebuild,repair any string instrument

[Bigev]

Wouldn't it be ironic if this assembly came from YOUR abandoned guitar?

[gmoon]

lol. Yeah.