Why are Antiquity Surf Strat pickup screws so short?
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Funkfingers
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Re: Why are Antiquity Surf Strat pickup screws so short?
Ant II screws have countersunk heads so that they can sit correctly in the countersunk screw holes of vintage-accurate Fender pickguards.
Ant II screws have countersunk heads so that they can sit correctly in the countersunk screw holes of vintage-accurate Fender pickguards.
Rand-O-Monium
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Re: Why are Antiquity Surf Strat pickup screws so short?
Historical accuracy?
Historical accuracy?
Gearjoneser
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Re: Why are Antiquity Surf Strat pickup screws so short?
Yep. Seymour doesn't budge from era correct accuracy with Antiquities and 59's. I can't fault him for that.
However, I wish he'd move from slotted head humbucker bolts to philips head. He's sticking to his guns on that too.
Just use your stock bolts. I usually leave the Duncan hardware in the boxes and use the stock hardware whenever possible. That way it doesn't get lost from the guitar, and I always know where my Duncan bolts/springs are.
Yep. Seymour doesn't budge from era correct accuracy with Antiquities and 59's. I can't fault him for that.
However, I wish he'd move from slotted head humbucker bolts to philips head. He's sticking to his guns on that too.
Just use your stock bolts. I usually leave the Duncan hardware in the boxes and use the stock hardware whenever possible. That way it doesn't get lost from the guitar, and I always know where my Duncan bolts/springs are.
