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Does anyone know if the American Deluxe Stratocasters (the HSH in particular) are routed deeper than the regular (SSS) Strats, to accept the humbuckers?

My goal with this guitar build was to create an 80’s style shredder. This really isn’t my usual type of guitar style taste, but I figured I might as well do something different than what I already have and the 80’s nostalgia has been hitting heavy recently as I reminisce about a Charvel I sold back in the early 90’s and wish I hadn’t.
It had a nice candy red finish with the trademark Jackson style crooked headstock.

For a while, at least.

OK, I bought two humbuckers for my guitar, I installed a Seth Lover at the bridge and a Jazz at the neck, I have seperate volume and tone pots on each with a 3 way switch.
I used this wiring diagram

Finally got my set of ANT's installed in my LP Classic that I got off my friend. These things are just amazing. Through my Fender Twin, getting great Mick Taylor/BluesBreakers tones.
Put a set of 59's in my Michaelkelly Patriot LP, seths were good in it, but since it is a lighter guitar and I was going for more of a Wheels of Fire tone I got a set of 59's put in. AMAZING in that guitar. Those pups were built for that guitar.

in the style of EMG's? what do people think of the tone that active bass pickups deliver? i like the iron maiden steve harris bass tone, for that style, but i also like a lot of the newer bass tones in some metal bands like slayer, in flames, and children of bodom, which use like, EMG DC 35's or something. any input would be appreciated!

I have a beloved Nashville B Bender Tele that I want some input on. I am toying with the idea of replacing the bridge pup with some kind of humbucker. Does Duncan make a pup with these specs: Humbucker in single coil size (must fit into Tele bridge pup space. No reroutes), nice hot humbucker sound with the ability to split coils for a more traditional Tele sound without being too thin. Does this exist in some capacity or another?

OK, so I've got a Hipshot tremolo (which is a direct replacement for a Fender two-post style tremolo), and basically it spaces the strings kind of like a Floyd. However, I'm wanting to get a Seth Lover. I guess they don't make an F-spaced one. Do you think it will affect the sound much? I don't want to settle for a pickup just because it's F-spaced (that is, I don't want a Blues Trembucker - it aint' the same thing!)

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I know you can custom order guitars through Heritage and request certain neck profiles, but what is the quot;standardquot; neck profile for the 150. Is it a rounded 59 type neck or the slimmer 60's style?