Dopro 11-Hole Strat HSS Guitar Pickguard 3-Screw Humbucking Pickup Mount for American FD Stratocaster Dark Tortoise

Fit my Donner DST400 with no modifications needed. Looks fantastic and the price was great. High quality.

Perfect fit, looks amazing, well insulated on the back of the pick guard , included extra screws too

Beautiful. Excellent quality. Came with two peel off scratch protectors on it. So peel those off for the glossy reveal! Fit perfectly.

Changed out pickguard and bridge pickup to convert a SSS to HSS. The pick-guard looks good. Holes around the perimeter didn't match up on 6 of 11 holes, but that's to be expected when using mix/matched Chinese guitars and components (I did the toothpick superglue trick). They need to package the item better- luckily mine wasn't damaged. Some single coil pickup covers may require some sanding to fit. Overall, it was a good value.

Fit was PERFECT. Good feeling too. Would not hesitate to buy another one of these for my next project guitar. Hard to beat for the money based on the product quality.

I ordered this to replace the white pickguard on my shell pink bullet HT HSS strat. It was almost a perfect fit. All screw holes and pickup cut outs lined up, but the cut out for the bridge was too narrow. This is probably because the pickguard is for a traditional Vibrato bridge, while mine has a hard tail bridge. The material was easy to work with, so it wasn't hard to widen the cutout the small amount I needed. For the price, I am completely satisfied.

Fits perfect on my Squire Affinitty HSS strat. I've bought these before and required some trimming to fit around the neck and bridge. This one required no trimming to fit, it dropped right in. One problem, if you see this as a problem. 5 of the 11 mounting holes were off. You could see just half or a little less of these holes. Do it right, dont screw them all in and have some of them seated crooked. Make sure you line it up straight and put those screw in that match the holes. Then plug the others. A few small pieces of wooden dowels and 5 min. epoxy does the trick. In a pinch I've used round toothpicks. Then re-drilled those. No worries.

Screw holes were a little off and the street pickups didn’t exactly fit. Had to modify. But for the price, not bad. Just know it’s not plug and play. It is a 1976 American hard tail Strat.