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i bought a deluxe am strat. Its real good, but when i took a peek under the pickguard, the routing is for an h-s-h pickup config. Is this good or bad? Does the routing affect my tone at all? I figure its good because i could buy a s-s-H pickguard and put a humbucker in there if i want to.
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2004 50th Anniversary Deluxe American Strat, SETH-N BRIDGE, ANT 2 SURFER MIDDLE, ANT 2 DLX MINI HUM NECK
280K RS guitarworks volume pot, 250k cts tone pots, .047uf paper in oil Jensen aluminum capacitor, running D'addario Chromes 13's with wound g > Analogman Orange Juicer>Acoustic 200H Bass head> Alesis Picoverb> unknown 12'' JBL Orange car speaker
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Re: Is it a good thing that my s-s-s strat is routed for h-s-h?
it has a minimal effect on tone and if you dont want to put buckers in then it doesnt really matter.
if you do want to try a bucker then it makes it easy, just get a new pick guard like ya said -
Re: Is it a good thing that my s-s-s strat is routed for h-s-h?
All the American strats since sometime in the late 90's are routed H/S/H. Won't affect tone any at all, and only adds potential versatility.Comment
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Re: Is it a good thing that my s-s-s strat is routed for h-s-h?
Ya just beat me Jeremy!Comment
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