Pro Steel Pickguards

BRUSHED ASH SILVER HSH STRATOCASTER GUARD

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Starting with black 100% non-magnetic stainless steel, hand brushed to display slight silvery variations of shading as an intended worn look, then polished to reveal fine silvery streaks and medium glowing ash coloured appearance. A medium amount of metal shine. Corrosion and tarnish free. Designed to last.

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* Most Fender Humbuckers will install using 2 screws . See List of Fender Humbuckers guard install holes

* If you need a hole for a Strat Mini Toggle Switch let me know. I can do this free of charge.

Light weight, very rigid, only 0.9mm thick, weighs just near 2 plastic guards.

Our Video - How to Easy Change a Stratocaster Pickguard and Pickups

• Stainless steel 304 grade non-magnetic
• Also a Noise Shield
• Thickness - 0.9mm (3/64")
• Weight - 184g (6.49 oz) (3ply plastic 110g)
• Screws included
• Single slot also fits Stacked or Rails p/up
• Humbucker slots also fits larger hot Trembuckers
• Humbuckers will raise up to 8mm (5/16") above guard top

Also works as a noise shield.

Your electronics will be more stable at higher volumes, and will not interfere with your original tone.

In fact, these guards work very well on the best guitars for recording.

FITS - HSH Pickguard fits most genuine Fender USA & MiM HSH Strats. Or any Standard Strat SSS when neck and bridge pickups are changed for Humbuckers to HSH.

- American, Mexican, Standard, Blacktop, Classic, Deluxe, Special, FSR, Power, Ehsaan Noorani, Road Worn, Lonestar, Vintage Modified, Classic Player, Modern Player.

HSH Stratocaster Wiring Diagram

Squier Strats etc. Will fit Squiers, with maybe 1 or 2 screw holes a little off centre. That's usually no problem, the screws supplied will easily find a hole.

For our Fender Strat guard template, see our 'Downloads'page.

Item added 19 December 2014

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