Loaded / Prewired pickguards for Strat - Who sells em?

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Hey guys!

I did a bunch of searching last night for some prewired pickguards and couldn't find what I was looking for. I found some EMG ones but I don't want to go that route. I was actually looking for something with Seymour's in it, like a JB bridge, Jazz neck. I only found one link stating Seymour prewires but it was a dead link. Should I just do it myself? It's kind of looking that way. Any help would be appreciated.

I'm blaming that mutt thread on this. You guys got me all horny to revamp my strats.

While I'm at it...finished Strat necks (maple)...best place to look?

Thanks guys!
 
Acme Guitar Works sells pre-loaded pickguards, although their pickup selection is primarily geared to vintage styled pups. They might sell JBs and Jazzs though, I know they sell the Suhr Aldrich (which I would recommend over the JB personally).

http://www.acmeguitarworks.com/

Edit: I just looked, and they do sell "modern" style pickups by Duncan (JB, Invader, Dimebucker, etc.).
 
Glimpse":k6h8epok said:
Acme Guitar Works sells pre-loaded pickguards, although their pickup selection is primarily geared to vintage styled pups. They might sell JBs and Jazzs though, I know they sell the Suhr Aldrich (which I would recommend over the JB personally).

http://www.acmeguitarworks.com/

Edit: I just looked, and they do sell "modern" style pickups by Duncan (JB, Invader, Dimebucker, etc.).
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I bought my Aldrich PUs from Acme and they are super cool do deal with. They had the best price on them at the time. I also bought an entire new Les Paul kit from them that included wiring, PU selector switch, volume and tone controls, output jack and the Aldrich PUs. Basically everything for my Paul.

I highly recommend them!!

:thumbsup:
 
Duncan just came out with prewired Strat setups. Mojo Music sells them too.
Jerry
 
Bareknuckle also does it, but logistically it might not be the best solution if you live in the US :)
 
Thanks for the reply guys! You rock!

I definitely wouldn't be opposed to an Aldrich set either. Decisions, decisions lol.
 
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