#Fender highway one stratocaster pots upgrade
#Fender highway one stratocaster pots free

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#Fender highway one stratocaster pots free

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Not my first choice but the most afordable.Attention International Customers: International Shipping Charges are not being displayed correctly on some of our listings. So as a birthday gift to myself I ordered the HW 1 Tele. IвЂ™ve owned a few electric guitars in the past but never played вЂem. Not to brag, I own over a dozen basses now, mostly Fender (вЂ™72 Jazz, вЂ™60 P, вЂ™73 P, Kubicki era 5-string, вЂ™83 frettless ***, вЂ™62 Jazz reissue, among others). I guess I wonвЂ™t really give a ratвЂ™s a$$ if itвЂ™s a decent piece.

#Fender highway one stratocaster pots upgrade

I somehow thought there was an intermediate upgrade somewhere in between where only the Greasebucket pots were added. If I may, hereвЂ™s how the Highway models lay-out as I understand:Д 11-1260(2) Upgraded in 2006 w/ jumbo frets, Alnico III pickups, Greasebucket circuit, no-name tuners (in place of Fender-Ping).ДЄs per Wikipedia: вЂњThe Highway One Telecaster (introduced in 2003) features a pair of distortion-friendly Alnico III single-coils, super-sized frets, Greasebucket circuit and '70s styling (since 2006)вЂќ. Also I though if I listed the model numbers someone would perhaps recognize them. Seriously, I guess it was mea culpa that I did not mention the word Telecaster in my original post ( I took it for granted since this is a Telecaster discussion). Cool username!Д¬lick to expand.Telecaster? Stratocaster? Did I mention I was a bass player? With those drastic differences in DC resistance, it should be a piece of cake distinguishing which version of Hwy 1 pickups you have. On mine, the bridge measured around 6.4k and the neck a little over 8k. The early version has the same pickups that were and still are the stock pickups in the '50s Classic MIM Tele. I measured the DC resistance on a set of them in a new version Hwy 1, its bridge was 14.5k and the neck was 11k. You can of course swap out the 8-hole for a 5-hole, if that's your concern.ДЄs boris noted, the newer version has hotter pickups. I asked here and no one reported having a Hwy 1 with a 5-hole pickguard stock. I remember seeing that stock Fender picture back then, and then seeing pictures of real ones owned by TDPRI members and one example in a store, all of which had 8-hole pickguards. Click to expand.The stock picture that Fender had online (and that dealers using the same picture had online) of the early version showing it with 5-hole pickguards was I believe an anomaly of photoediting.