Jazzmaster pickup screws in the UK

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Jazzmaster pickup screws in the UK

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Anyone know where I can get some that don't cost the earth? The places i've found seen to be asking upwards of £5 for 12, which seems pricey.
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Just get something similar from b&q?
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I sold my Jazzmaster to my mate with 2 of the screws for each pickup missing (he knew this before buying it, so I didn't rip him off), he went to B&Q (or similar) and they had nothing suitable. On investigation it seems like they are an unusual size and type, meaning they're not readily available.
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Post by Thomas »

I've had the same issue. I've never been able to source them here in the UK. You can probably snag 'em in the US. I balk at buying them online for £12 for a little pack of screws that you can probably buy elsewhere for a few dollars for a whole pack. Being weird about spending a few quid may seem silly with the amount of money I've spent on gear over the years. It'sthe price gouging element that doesn't sit well with me.

That's why my red JM only has 2 screws per pickup too.
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I might have some. If I do you can have them
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Fender part no. 0016295 appears to be a #3 x 1" nickel plated round head wood screw also used on Telecaster...but like you say, tracking them down isn't easy.
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Post by markleton »

Jazz bass and p90 pickup screws also work. That's what I used on my squier jazzmaster. Might be easier to track down?
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markleton wrote:Jazz bass and p90 pickup screws also work. That's what I used on my squier jazzmaster. Might be easier to track down?
..though interestingly JB screws are specified as being 1.5" long vs. 1" for JM
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NickS wrote:
markleton wrote:Jazz bass and p90 pickup screws also work. That's what I used on my squier jazzmaster. Might be easier to track down?
..though interestingly JB screws are specified as being 1.5" long vs. 1" for JM
Interesting... I used these ones with no problem on my jazzmaster. Bit pricey though
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meltedbuzzbox wrote:I might have some. If I do you can have them
That would be great if you do and can find them.