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For anyoone wanting a cheap change to personalise/mod their Strat, there are now so many scratchplates available.
Here's some:
http://www.adirondackguitar.com/pickguards/strat.htm
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Some of those pick guards look cool. I've always been fond of the plain white pick guard I have on my strat at the moment.

It would definitely be different and eye catching to see those on a strat :D
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Why only 8 or 11 hole? Mine's 12.

11 hole ordered!!
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Eh??? don't know what you lot do with your strats, but I play mine - don't look AT them THAT much :)
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"jesus" scratchplates....... only in the USA
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I can be honest, I was extremely tempted by that Union Jack pickguard. Always been an Oasis fan.
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Anyone else got tan lines on their gat?

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Post by Aquila Rossa »

I don't have a strat to put one of these onto but...

If anybody has a USA fender strat body in AK that is made from one piece good timber and is routed for a FR and HSS setup, I'd be interested buying it sometime.

That shedding your gats thread has got me needing another guitar.

There is a cheapo starcaster body on tm for 50bucks atm, but I'd like to slowly put togeter a HSS whammycaster made from USA parts.

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Rog wrote:For anyoone wanting a cheap change to personalise/mod their Strat, there are now so many scratchplates available.
Here's some:
http://www.adirondackguitar.com/pickguards/strat.htm
ooh that purple flame one is very nice....might be time for mister malmsteen to get a make over ..........again :wink:
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