Loaded Fender
Loaded Fender
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 Fender Squier Strat Neck Loaded  US $45.00
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 Loaded Control Plate Switch Harness for Fender Guitar US $4.66
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 Loaded Pickguard 3 ply pickups for Fender strat Stratocaster Red Tortoise Shell US $19.44
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 Fender Stratocaster Loaded Pickguard 1994 MIM US $89.99
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 Strat Fender Stagaster Loaded Pick Guard US $5.00
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 2011 Fender Squier Classic Vibe Telecaster Vintage Style Thru Body Load Bridge US $14.95
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Anyone got a door & front fender for a 98 Toyota Tacoma?
Need a USED Pass. side door & front fender for 95-2000 Tacoma-just sheet metal part of door & hinges-don't need glass or interior trim-just metal-is manual glass. Dark green would be nice but straight & no rust is a must-will travel from NYC to Portland, ME- for right price. I have LOTS of 84-88 Toyota parts if trade possible-and loads of lawn equipment like Wheelhorse c-120 and Snapper propelled bagger-and cash too.
check craigslist.com in your area..you will be surprised....and if you cant find it , list what your looking for..for free and im sure someone has it..at a good price...Az has plenty
Pickguard Parchment
Pickguard Parchment
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 parchment pickguard fits a fender Aerodyne jazz bass US $39.00
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 Fender Strat Guitar Pickguard Strat 3 Ply Parchment US $30.75
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 1 PLY PARCHMENT Pickguard for FENDER TELECASTER 52 TELE US $19.97
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 NEW Pickguard For Tele 1 Ply PARCHMENT US $17.99
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 American 62 RI Telecaster 3 Ply Pickguard Parchment US $11.95
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 American Telecaster Pickguard 3 Ply Parchment US $11.95
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 2011 Fender Standard Jazz Bass 3 Ply Parchment Pickguard with Screws US $9.95
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 Genuine Fender Tele Telecaster Pickguard Parchment US $9.99
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 P Bass 3 ply Parchment 13 hole Pickguard NEW US $10.99
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 NEW Pickguard For Tele Esquire 5 Holes PARCHMENT US $16.49
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 1 Ply PARCHMENT Pickguard FENDER Stratocaster STRAT 57 US $22.97
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 NEW Pickguard For Strat 8 Holes 1 Ply PARCHMENT US $19.99
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 NEW Pickguard For Tele 8 Hole 3 Ply PARCHMENT US $14.99
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 NEW Pickguard For Strat 11 Hole 3 Ply PARCHMENT US $19.49
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 NEW Pickguard For Fender Esquire 3 Ply PARCHMENT US $29.99
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Prewired Fender
Prewired Fender
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Expert at building electric guitars?
i am going to buy a HSS strat body without anything on it it is just the wooden body unfinished. can you please give me a list of everything i would need ( pickups, electronics, pickguard, etc.). i am not going to get a prewired pickguard i am going to get a plain pickguard and put custom pickups in it. also the bridge required is a standard fender tremolo.
As far as the electronics department is concerned, I recommend to wire a straightforward tone/vol. circuit using 1 Meg audio taper volume and linear taper tone pots. FYI, 1 Meg pots allow for the most "open" sound. The choice for a capacitor value is a matter of personal preference. I suggest to do some research on the internet. Good luck with your project
Loaded Guitar
Loaded Guitar
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 Guitar Parts Chrome 6 Saddle HARDTAIL BRIDGE Top Load US $.99
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 Fully Loaded Pickup Pickguard For Vintage Archtop Guitar Harmony Kay Instruments US $165.00
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 Loaded 24 Fret Guitar Neck US $17.50
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 Jackson Dinky DKMG 2005 Kelly Guitar Neck FULLY LOADED US $107.50
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 Jackson Dinky DKMG 2005 Kelly Guitar Body FULLY LOADED US $99.00
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 Ibanez Gio Lefty guitar body Loaded US $35.00
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Guitars, Bridges And The Whammy Bar
The bridge is a part found on an acoustic guitar, the purpose of which is to act as a way of transferring the vibrations from the strings as they are plucked or strummed, to the soundboard itself. The soundboard then vibrates the air that is inside the hollow body of an acoustic guitar, and this vibration of the air causes a natural amplification of the sound caused by the plucking of the strings. Just as singing in a bathroom causes a louder and more resonant sound than when you sing in your garden, using this smaller, natural pocket of air behind the soundboard causes the increase in both volume and tone of the sounds and notes played.
Of course, the bridge is to be found on electric guitars as well as acoustic and classical ones, although for electric guitars the amplification is not achieved through the use of the pocket of air, as the body of an electric guitar is solid, with no resonating chamber. But the bridge is still used to hold the strings in place on the actual body of the guitar. The bridge of a guitar is therefore an essential component, and as with all components of a guitar, has not only undergone many variations in design over the long history of the instrument, but remains a component with many variations today. For example, in some guitars there is a mechanism included which allows the physical raising or lowering of the entire bridge.
This raising and lowering of the bridge results in an increase in distance between the strings of the guitar and the fret board underneath. The increased distance means that different playing styles can be adopted, with the ability to strike the strings made easier by a greater distance between strings and board, whilst a closer distance means that the strings are closer to the sound board, and a more heavy and amplified sound is produced. The raising and lowering of the bridge can also be used as a way of fine tuning the sound or intonation of the instrument as well. There are some bridges produced which are spring loaded, and include a device known as a whammy bar. This whammy bar is an arm, usually removable, that allows the player to alter the pitch, or modulate it, by moving the entire bridge up and down during the playing of a note of chord.
The whammy bar is also referred to sometimes as a tremolo bar, and the very rapid changing in pitch of the notes or chord is usually referred to as the vibrato method in terms of music. Today, most electric guitars come with a bridge that can be fine tuned for each individual string, in order to make sure that each string remains in tune both up and down the neck of the guitar. If an individual string plays either sharp or flat when struck, then, in some cases using a screwdriver, the bridge can be adjusted for that one string alone, to bring it back into correct tune.
Because each individual string on a guitar is stretched a great deal, and is constantly being pressed, and thereby slightly stretched or distorted during playing, over time strings can become slightly longer. Although not clearly noticeable, this can result in a string sounding slightly sharp, and so by adjusting the height of the bridge for that string, it can be flattened enough to retune it. It is for this reason that the length of strings on a guitar are clearly longer than the length of the guitar itself, to allow for the adjustment of each string both individually and in relation to each other.
What is the name of that song when your are first loading Guitar Hero III?
I have Guitar Hero there and i really like that song that plays when you are loading your career what is that song? i checked in the store but it is not there. wat is the name of the song?
its Pearl Jam -Even Flow
Pickguard Pickups
Pickguard Pickups
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 1960s Teisco Del Ray Pick Guard and Pick UP US $9.99
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 G L Asat special pickguard and pickup covers US $25.00
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 PREWIRED PICKGUARD PICKUP SET for Fender Strat Guitar US $12.99
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How much is my guitar worth?
I bought a cheap strat copy and decided to modify it. I reshaped the edges of the body and reshaped the headstock. It has a silver paint job i did myself, a mirror pickguard, two EMG 85 style pickups, one hot rails, chrome volume and tone knobs and genuine fender aluminium strings. This is genuinely one of a kind.
Would just like a rough guestimate please.
PS. Dunno what the body and neck are made of.
Since you said EMG style pickups and a mirror pickguard well honestly i'd only range it around 200-300 dollars tops.