Both brilliant. Both different. The strat has an incredible array of sounds. 3 pickups. 5 settings. And tone and volume knobs that make large differences. Particularly if you have a tone on the bridge. The tele has maybe a less vista of sounds. But the tele works in more genres. I’m just...
A tele bridge pickup is further from the bridge than a strat pickup by 0.214 inches (see links to diagrams below). Therefore, if you just widen the route in your strat and jam a tele pickup in it, the pickup will be closer to the bridge and will be brighter.
Good morning all. If I were to fit a stratocaster neck pick up in my telecaster, would it sound thin or off in the middle position as it's not rwrp like that tele neck pick up. Many thanks
Hi all, Has anyone tried a P-90 as a bridge pup in a Strat ? I'm assuming the body/pickguard setup would make a difference and may take away some typical P-90 magic - but how much ? Note - I would use it as a single pickup guitar. Thanks.
The strat doesn't have this problem. Strat neck pickup is shimmery and clear and full and authoratative and bright all at the same time. It's a masterpiece of electric guitar design. Kind of like the bridge PU on a tele. Can solve the problem by changing the neck pickup to a different design.
I'm building a strat neck, and I haven't been able to find measurements for the centres of the tuning holes. I need the distance of the first hole from the nut, the distance each hole is from the straight side of the headstock, and the distance each is apart.
Hi all! So a while back i bought a 2012 Fender strat classic 60s series MiM, I fell in love with it, the neck, the 7.25 radius and the tone/sound of the vintage styled pickups. My buddy has a Fender Strat Performer HSS USA in satin surf green that he has offered me in a swap potentially for...
This will be my first time doing stratocaster project. My strat body has 2 markings with ~56-56.5 mm distance. What type of bridge will fit this pre-marked...
