Also, how cost effective would it be it change the bridge pup to a Humbucker? Would it cost much?
It really depends on how the strat is routed. Newer MIAs have a universal pickup routing. Sometimes called a swimming pool, it allows for any pickup combination. RIs and MIMs tend to be routed for three singles in my experience, although I think I did read a post about newer MIMs having universal routing.
Taking off your pickguard will end the speculation. If it is routed for a HB in the bridge position, then the task is fairly easy. If it's not, well that's a whole other issue.
I believe that it was the quot;American Standardquot; that had the swimming pool rout, the current generation quot;Americanquot; series may have gone back to S-S-S for vintage reasons. Like skh said, if you have a universal rout, all you need is a new pickguard and the HB. If not, you'll need to rout out the HB shape. Have you looked into the Rails and Jr. series? I have a Hot Rails equipped MIM and it has a great tone for rock. Not LP thick, but very nice.
My MIM is routed h-s-s.. I beleive. Most MIM's are and I heard the newer Americans were h-s-h.
Well, I'm putting a bucker in mine and I'm 99% sure its h-s-s (I lifted the pickguard and looked and stuck my whammy bar in a bit..prob not the best thing to do but whatever).
All you'l need is a 'bucker and a new pickguard.
It's a MIM. I have considered Hot Rails, and now that's looking like the most likely option.
I wanted a DiMarzio Super Distortion you see...
Every MIM i've seen opened-up (only like four but y'know) has had a S/S/H route.
-X
Yeah most mims are routed to ssh. Mine was like that too. The installation should be under $100 at least this varies by region, but it may cost more if you ask for non typical wiring configuration for the pickup switch.
- May 04 Tue 2010 20:58
How easy is it to change a S-S-S Strat to a H-S-S Strat?
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