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Fixes the problem with the vintage Tele output
Great idea, the inside of the part where the output connector goes is threaded! So I used a Switchcraft jack, and left the nut on it and tightened it down all the way, then screwed on the jackplate and drove the screws into the guitar body, no real need to pre-drill and holes for that either. Great solution for a loose jackplate on the old style Tele output
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Nice replacement
Replaced the factory fitted not good one on a Squier Tele. Nice to work wth and good material
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Amazing tele-mod!
This is a great solution for the jack on teles. The jack is secured and will not wiggle. Love it!
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screws
screws come with it stay not flush with the inner surface, but bumpy.
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great product
this is more secure than the normal tele jack cup I bought it because some tele cups wont allow for side jack to be plugged in, they are prone to fall out. This one fixes the problem also they fit switchcraft jacks.
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Allparts Retrofit
Fits to a Telecaster with a nice finish, removed the nut from top of female line jack as this item has a thread which screws onto the jack. With the screws, it's very secure and won't become loose or come apart from the line jack.
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Perfect fit
It is a classic jackplate. No problem to instal it.
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Essential!
This fixes an age old issue with T Style Jacks - easy installation, no fuss.
I also like how the screws angle away for better bite in the timber.
Highly reccommend
I also like how the screws angle away for better bite in the timber.
Highly reccommend
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Fits On My Squier Telecaster
It fits, but leaves the previous screw holes exposed as I already knew before buying and I don't mind at all.
I didn't even put screws in, because of laziness and the fact that it stays in place anyway without screws, so why bother.
I didn't even put screws in, because of laziness and the fact that it stays in place anyway without screws, so why bother.
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