These are alloy steel black oxide finish bridge saddle height
adjustment screws for 2008 and newer
American Standard Stratocaster® as well as
the American Professional series Stratocaster®
(Pro and Pro II) that use the
fine thread #4-48 saddle height adjustment
screws. Typically, in the past, Fender has
used the #4-40 saddle height set screws on
American Strat's
since 1954, but Fender has changed to this
finer thread saddle height adjusting screw
on some Strat's, so before ordering make sure to
determine the correct thread size on your
particular guitar before ordering.
These screws accept the 0.050" adjusting hex wrench which is span>: #4-48.
Material:
Alloy Steel Black Oxide Finish
Lengths: 1/4", 5/16"
or 3/8".
Point: Cup.
Most common setups are to use shorter length
saddle height screws on the
little E and big E string saddles with the
in-between saddles B, G, D & A using the
next size larger. Exactly which saddle
height screws
you use on your two outer E string saddles
all depends on your particular guitar setup.
The reason for the 3 different lengths for
these saddle height adjustment screws is
so that you can set the radius of the
saddles to closely approximate the radius of
your fret board without having excessive
length of the set screws protruding above
the saddles causing your hand to get caught
on while playing. You'll want to keep
the excess height of these above the saddle
as short or flush as possible.
Sold in packages of 12 of each selected
length.
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Saddle height screws are sold
in packs of 12 of each selected length.
Available in three lengths: 1/4", 5/16" and
3/8".
Black alloy steel #4-48 machine screw
threading, cup point. |
