Fender deluxe strat question
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slightly_rude
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Re: Fender deluxe strat question
Yes, the roller nut is standard. I bought the SSS version because I didn't want the roller nut. I replaced the whole pickguard assembly with 2 TX Spls (with custom stagger) and a C5. The SCNs sound good for a noiseless single coil. They are worlds better than the original Vintage Noiseless (Toneless) pickups. I don't care for the SCNs when they are combined in series and played though high gain or with OD added. For clean playing, I like the SCns better than some SD Vintage Stacks I have. Check them out.
Yes, the roller nut is standard. I bought the SSS version because I didn't want the roller nut. I replaced the whole pickguard assembly with 2 TX Spls (with custom stagger) and a C5. The SCNs sound good for a noiseless single coil. They are worlds better than the original Vintage Noiseless (Toneless) pickups. I don't care for the SCNs when they are combined in series and played though high gain or with OD added. For clean playing, I like the SCns better than some SD Vintage Stacks I have. Check them out.
Quencho092
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Re: Fender deluxe strat question
the scn's are very nice, but they sure can't beat a good set of Duncan Antiquity II surfers. I sold mine to help fund that purchase.
If this helps, they sell at high prices in case you dont like them; not many people are willing to buy a 1000 dollar guitar to get their hands on these pickups, so they could sell pretty quickly in the 150-170 dollar range
the scn's are very nice, but they sure can't beat a good set of Duncan Antiquity II surfers. I sold mine to help fund that purchase.
If this helps, they sell at high prices in case you dont like them; not many people are willing to buy a 1000 dollar guitar to get their hands on these pickups, so they could sell pretty quickly in the 150-170 dollar range
