Recent content by supertruper1988

Jazzmasters and Jaguars are much larger than strats and teles. You don’t really notice until it’s hanging from a strap. They hang differently and that could be an ok thing if you know it ahead of time and are ok with it. Another note is that the warmoth Jazzmaster has the bridge pickup futher...

It will physically fit over the pickguard but Warmoth doesnt offer a 24 fret reposition on pickguards so you would have to cut your own pickup holes.

You have 2 pickups on each neck and you want one 3-way blade pickup selector, master volume master tone and a mini toggle to let you select which pickups are active? You can do that with a 4P3T blade switch like found in the Charvel "6 pack of tone" wiring scheme. and then you need a mini toggle...

If youre serious, I am capable of making this pickguard for you.

Soloist for sure

Throw a guy a bone and put a couple of soloist bodies in there?

This is not true. They should but hands on experience with many Fender bodies, this isnt always the case.

That logo is awesome. What does it say and where did you get it?

Floyd nuts are not made equal. You will need a German nut or confirm that the FU tone nut is the same mounting specs as the German OFR nut.

Please report back what you find!

Its on the back only but looks great

I have a basswood jazzmaster finished by warmoth in transparent turquoise. Basswood looks great with a transparent finish if you have a nice white piece without green streaks. Which it appears you have!

I am confident you are ovethinking this. The string spread at the bridge matters a lot more than the nut for the space on the fretboard and a narrower nut will give you more space on the upper frets. Consider this, Vintage Strats are 57mm at the bridge and there are millions of that spec out...

It looks like an OG Dinky Strat which is just a strat outline with 1/4" removed all the way around. Sometimes called a "Short Horn" dinky. Think the original DeMartini Snake Sigs. Its basically the same as an Anderson ProAm or Suhr Standard.

This is a rabbit hole I would not go down. The back cavity being large will not give it a chambered sound. Its a little larger than other back cavities but I also have a dozen or so Jackson guitars with equally as large back cavities. I would not spend the money to remake this personally.