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The era for Stratocasters with big headstocks only was 1966-82. The Strat had it's lowest sales numbers in 1967 and slowly began to pick up sales year-by-year. The Jazzmaster and Jaguar already had the larger 'modern' headstock so the change to the Strat was to unify the headstock look of all their guitars, except for the Tele's which retained the original shape for their headstock. Fender was promoting their higher-end guitars: the Jazzmaster and Jaguar, as replacements for the Strat. The Strat was just about discontinued in the mid-sixties due to slow sales. the change to the big headstock was still going to happen. Truth is whether Leo Fender or CBS owned Fender Inc. Most people believe that Strats went to large headstocks in 1965 because CBS bought Fender that year and they are the ones that ordered that change. Thats when the strat unified with the other guitars in 1966, and went big. From what I gathered the jazz and Jag went big and Fender used all the leftover small headstocks on strats up. This is what I found off another forum after goggling it. It is unlikely that an Affinity will have any significant value in any of our lifetimes. The tuners in DimemanRobbie's picture will require you to ream out the tuner shaft holes to fit 10mm bushings, drill a pilot hole for each tuner and then fill most if not all of the original screw holes.ДЇWIW, if you are worried about ruining the 'collectible' value of your guitar - don't. The company claims that their product line can reduce bloating, burn fat, build lean muscle, reduce fatigue, and increase aerobic capacity seemingly a set of miracle pills. The 'vintage Kluson' style are usually an easy swap for guitars that originally came with trapezoids. Fit Affinity is a line of weight loss products made for women that uses three unique but synergistic compounds. For an average discount of 19 off, buyers will snag the lowest price slashes approximately 30 off.

#Fit affinity free

There are now 1 discount code, 11 deal, and 2 free shipping promo. CouponAnnie can help you save big thanks to the 12 active promos regarding Fit Affinity. You will have to drill and/or fill a few holes to mount any reasonable replacements, but that is not really that big of a deal. Some of the top Fit Affinity promos on the internet are mentioned above. The few drop-in options are either new replacement trapezoids which will also be junk that will most likely eventually wear out and break leaving you back where you are now or very expensive (like over $80 a set). There are no quality drop-in replacements available at a reasonable price. As czook has said, you've got the dreaded 'trapezoid' tuners which are about the worst kind Squier has ever used.