Musiclily SSH Prewired Strat Loaded Pickguard with Single Humbucker Pickups Set for Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar,3Ply Black

This fit my guitar almost perfectly. The sound is an upgrade compared to the original one that was in my Sammick. It was very easy to install and has exceeded my expectations. It looks great, too!

I rebuilt a low priced electric Washburn guitar which was my first guitar from my childhood. It had a custom humbucker pickup that is pretty good and I wanted to keep so I wired it all up how it came apart and it works great and sounds good. But it looks perfect! Initially I thought the pick guard was scratched but there were 2 layers of film protection. The pick guard is a bit smaller than the one I replaced and I needed to drill a new hole for all screws but once I got it on and tested it made my guitar look and play brand new!

Good value for the cost. I got it installed on a 2002 Squier Strat, and it fit fine, after cutting the humbucker screws to a shorter length.The humbucker is very hot and bright compared to the single coil pickups. I'm considering adding a resister to bring the humbucker output level down to match the single coils. It looks great IMO.Edit 6/26/2017I ended up moving the 2nd Tone control to the humbucker, and it sounds great and super happy with it now.

Easy to install, fit perfectly on my squire bullet strat without having to use a Dremel to make it fit. Just follow the diagram that comes with it and you should be good. Just make sure to take off the plastic protection before installing because it can be a pain once the strings are in and it's all out back together. Only thing I'm gonna change down the road would be the pots but that's just my preference.

Received pickguard. Haven't installed it yet. Looks pretty

For the price, you just can’t ask for more. It sounds good and fit right in.

The humbucker is the only half-decent electronic in this. The single coils are the dullest, muddiest I have ever heard, and I mean that literally. The pots are probably a big part of that, and the soldering job could have been done by a blind man. Got these for a cheap guitar, but not THAT cheap.

Ok, so first off I bought this to fix up a nice Jackson strat guitar whose internals were on the fritz. My intention was to take the pickups off my Jackson and attach them to this pickguard. So I never intended to use the pickups on this set up. I just wanted the pickguard, pickup switch, volume and tone modules/pots bc they were not working right on my Jackson. So, before I swap the pickups I see how this set fits. Well, it doesnt. The holes didn't line up. No big deal I'll drill new ones, but wait there's more! The placement of the bottom humbucker on this would not even all it to drop into my guitar. As is, the product was unusable. Would it fit in a squire or fender strat, I dont know, but it would not fit my Jackson, which is a standard strat model, with a SSH setup. So I took everything apart and mounted it to my Jackson pickguard, then soldered my Jackson pickups to it. So I am essentially just using the pots/volume/tone/pickup switch from this. I cannot vouch for the pickup sound that comes with this because I never used them, and never intended to. So why still give it 2 stars? B/c for $25 I got all the parts I needed to fix up an old guitar that I thought I may never get to use again. I am using my Jackson pickups on it, but was still worried that the other cheap parts on this would deteriorate sound quality. It did not at all. My Jackson is up and running and sounds great. I really wish I could have just attached my pickups to this pickgaurd, it would have saved me a lot of time. Switching every thing and resoldering was a pain, and way more work than it should have been. But hey, if you can solder this is worth its price in parts.