All of our parts are in stock unless otherwise noted in the description. On the rare occasion that there would be a delay in shipping, we will notify you by e-mail.

Our replacement parts are simply the best parts available today. Only the parts we use on our guitars are sold.

We have direct control of nearly all our parts. A lot are made in-house and others I can oversee their production in person. Parts that I have to buy, we modify in-house to get them correct. Examples would be pots, where we shorten the shaft to allow the knobs to fit close to the pickguard, and the knobs themselves are redrilled so that they fit the shafts correctly. The only parts we don't have to touch-up is the Stratocaster jack plates. Everything else gets some kind of tweaking.

The parts we specifically manufacture are made from specific alloys to produce the widest possible frequency response. We are not interested in reproducing the mistakes from the past with just a flawed reproduction. We want to make playing your guitar easier by making the instrument respond quickly and effortlessly. Trying to sustain a note with fullness should be easy not work. Having note separation in your chord voicing should be automatic. Our hardware is aimed to deliver just that. People are under the grave misconception that vintage electric guitars sound better than new guitars. The facts are only a few vintage instruments sound exceptional. Most sound average just like today's guitars. The problem is not the wood with either. It is the hardware. Whether you are trying to upgrade an existing guitar or build a new guitar, our hardware will produce an exceptional sounding instrument without question.

Because of our experience and control, using our parts for kit guitars is a big advantage. Saving you time, money, and frustration especially for the first time builder.