BQLZR Black Prewired Pickguard 1 Humbucker For Electric Guitar

Excelente,buen producto y llegó en excelente estado.

It does work for a strat style guitar but there are some major flaws. 1st is theres no tone control circuit so there'll be a surprising amount of treble (aka bright as guitarists often say) so take that into account. The cutout where the humbucker is placed too far back so you'll need to trim the inside of the cavity near the bridge or it won't fit. Also the small hole for the alignment tab on the volume pot is a bit 2 small so the pot will sit cockeyed until that's fixed.

This pickguard does not fit a strat, cavity on a strat is to small to have the pickguard in place with a humbucker… i cant even tell about the pickup and electronic because i cant put it on the guitar

Always wanted a single humbucker and single volume strat, this did the trick. Replaced the original three single coil pickups and pickguard on my Squier Classic Vibe 60s Strat. A little trimming around the neck pocket with a Dremel, and a couple different screw holes, but that is to be expected if you work on guitars. Love this, very surprised with the tone and range of this inexpensive mod. If you are putting this on a Fender or upper range Squier, add an extra ground wire to the pot to screw to paint shielding. Otherwise you will get a lot of him. I will definitely be ordering more for a couple other guitars.

I used this for a B&W VH project guitar. It fit into a Badcat DIY HSS Strat kit after some very minor pup cavity sculpting (which the pickguard hides anyway, so I didn't have to be surgical about it). Make sure your soldering job is good and add full shielding. I did swap the black volume knob for a white tone knob. I can't speak for the pot and wiring since I swapped those out, but I can say the pickup and pickguard are outstanding quality for this price. The pickup is HOT. The multimeter has it bouncing around the mid 15's. I need the volume rolled down to 7 (and even as low as 3 sometimes). I was eventually going to get a SD '78 pup for this guitar, but honestly with proper Katana brown settings it already sounds darn close to the legend. The only thing missing is skill, technique and decades of practice, Lol. I would definitely buy this again if I had a similar project. No regrets at all.