Spacing is the same on tele and stang/jazzy bridges, hence the spacing also being the same on their respective bridge pickups. The thing to look out for is whether the parts you're trying to interchange are both American [imperial] or imported [metric, narrower string spacing]. There's also enough ...

robroe wrote:shit when ever i read "squier CV" i automaticly think of the telecaster, because its the best built valu guitar ever built.


if they built this thing back in the 80's it would be like 100 bucks

The Duo is just as good of a value. So are the strats. Impressive line.

Well, I just checked and the Squier's nut width is exactly the same as the current Fender Mustangs. Hopefully this translates into the same bridge spacing. I'll have to compare the two bridges when I get home later.

Good point about the string spacing. I'll have to double check that. Worst case scenario I do happen to have a Jazzzmaster bridge laying around. I'm aware about having to cut the pickguard too, my guy says that he's wiling to do that.

So I've had a Squier Classic Vibe Duo Sonic for about 3 months now, and I really dig it. Sounds really great through my Hot Rod Deluxe, honestly. Obviously it's not as nice as a US guitar but for $320 I'm really impressed. It's one downfall for me is the lack of a tremolo bridge, which I obviously k...