FenderRoad Worn Stratocaster Aged White Switch Tip (2)

Great quality more tension/ better feel then kluson tuners and great finish.Not a fan of relic worn had to return.

These saddles do not fit the bridge on my 2009 MIM Strat. They're slightly wider (and 0.01oz lighter) than the stock saddles, so the string hole spacing is off, making them unusable.

They add a vintage look for your instrument where applicable.

I have purchased 3 of these sets now... and every one came with one of the tuners stripped. Its honestly gotten to be ridiculous. All I wanted was some nice vintage tuners for my stratocaster, but from my experience they're just not well made. Maybe my luck was just bad 3 times in a row

These tuners were broken ount of the box the E and A tuning pegs just spin and the shaft does not turn. Do not buy these this is a total scam

The aged look was great, and are a Genuine Fender product.

Item was finished as described and was not a cheep piece of chrome. Will look nick as described.

Fits perfectly.

Bought this to match up with a telecaster I had built, I wanted keep with Fender hardware and the vibe to be aged but not reliced or abused. Some aged parts are way over the top - with some interest I came across Fender’s roadworn hardware. I read a review for a roadworn control plate where the buyer felt there wasn’t much ageing and that there wasn’t much to differentiate It from a new one. I thought this might just be sample difference, so I bought the neck plate - the ageing is very subtle, strangely the surface seems smooth and shiny with a slightly flecked or matted appearance underneath. I compared the plate to a new standard one and it does look less “new”. Also strangely it appears slightly thinner and less uniform in it’s outline, this was noticeable when compared with the impression that the new one had left on the body. I’m not saying this is a bad neck plate, it just about gives me the vibe I wanted, but it left me feeling I could probably have aged my original neck plate to better effect using wire wool. I do like the fact that it is a Fender product as most of my other hardware is too. The plate has no logo or anything to identify it as Fender so you could just age any old neck plate. As such I feel this range is a bit overpriced, I have other roadworn Fender parts and feel much the same about them. Overall if you are replacing parts on an older guitar and don’t want to put shiny new parts which would stick out these might be for you but for my build I would have preferred slightly more noticeable ageing, you can’t win! I was impressed with the Gotoh aged bridge I bought - not too aged and not too new, just right to my eyes.

They might cost quite a bit for some moulded plastic but:- they look and feel good,- cheap switch tips don’t fit on the ToneShaper switch added as part of the upgrade.This was one of the final touches to upgrading a cheap Harley Benton strat with Fender V-mod pickups, the aforementioned ToneShaper wiring kit, and Fender aged knobs. But it was all worth it for the added inspiration it’s provided

Before I purchased these I was told, I'd not like them, "they're tricky to load"! Aside from a little drilling into my Mexican Telecaster, head stock, to fit. They're perfect! Loading wasn't that difficult at all, just different! There's no slipping and when tuned, the tuning stays there longer. I'm well satisfied and would consider replacing this type of machine on my two Stratocasters!

I read all types of reviews about the “road worn” aspect of this item from too worn to not worn at all, mine in particular looks brand new! And there wasn’t any mounting screws included like it says on the product description!

Quality tuners at a very reasonable price, would definitely buy again 👍