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speaks for itself really ^.^

fat strat pickguard arrived in the post this morning.. the antiquities are staying! hehe im looking for a relatively versatile 'bucker tone, but more weighed towards lighter radiohead sorta tones (yeah, ok, they use teles, but the same sort of application )

soo.. i think its an alder body. '93/4 MIF strat. if you have a really strong opinion for (or against ) a particular model, i'd like that too

thanks, guys

EDIT - bugger, took too long setting up the poll and it ran out of time

I've got a Bill Lawrence L-500XL in the bridge of my Fat Strat, if you wanted a Lawrence I would suggest something more like the L-500L, little less output, I think it would be good for what you described...
I really like mine, mainly used for metal, but also grunge, and any other kinda rock is required of me.
Rock On

I have a full shred in my fat strat and i couldent think of a better pickup for it, it rocks and sounds amazing, with not a bad split sound also

oo, cheers for the replies fellas!

as for the the 500XL, i have one in a guitar out on loan atm hehe - might just have to call that one back in

and the full shred.. i'm gonna have to investigate that, i've never seen one in the flesh before

cheers, tom

I have a 59n, a fat 50#s m and a CC b.

interesting, i have the lil '59 in the bridge at the moment..CC is another i hadnt really considered..

man, im gonna have a crack at the trading post when i know what i'm after

tom

Could you guys tell me what is the difference between a Fat Strat and a normal strat? is just the pups?

I´ve just bought an American deluxe in Spain, where they are damn expensive, and I wanted to know...

Answer would be really appreciatted.

Fat Strats have Humbuckers in the bridge position.

I have a JB in the bridge, a Hot Stack in the mid and a lil59 in the neck of mine.

I have a PATB-1 Original Trembucker. It's a great pickup for strat - well balanced, and thickens up an otherwise somewhat thin tone.

Screamin' Demon in mine, with VR in the middle and CR in the neck.