Fender Professional Jaguar questions and ideas

I'd imagine so.

Sadly not quite.

The American vary from Japanese. The imperial to metric conversion misaligns screw holes and pickup positions ever so slightly, but enough to be annoying. Unsure how this translates to Jags made in Mexico or Korea or wherever the pickguards were machined. Hope this helps and is not coming to you too late.

mexican fender sisnce th mid 90s use the same screw hols on everything as USA fender equivalent models

MIJ and CIJ is all over the map but tehy are fine guitars usually and worth measureing screw placement.

anythign else? steer clear....e ven Korean fender its only the unique mdoels thata re worth buying like the thinline, set neck P90 tele or the spalted maple tele and shit.... most of it is utter horse shit

but these chinese factories pumping out a rainbow of pickguards... the blue pearl I dropped on the Bruise tele was so different to the original from the guitar, I ended up having to modify and re machine it to fit and drill new screw holes in the body.

I'll take your word for it, I try toa void chinese products, even in non-music items! its politicl thing. I get my pickguards hand made from pickguardian.com

dude made the celluloid tort brian may pickgurd on my white strat as well as the modified LP jr on my Gibson American 2... he actually fcked up the strat guard the 1st time but replaced it for free and elt me keepthe slanted bridge pickup one so I have a spare wth vintage materials that accomodated standard trat pikcups nd birna may wiring with mini switches.... great guy

great resource, I would not attempt cool shit on the guard.. I have no local guy

no one in australia cuts old school guards?

could probs source someone...

or DIY, I have cut a few basic guards, not ahrd if you et blanks fromgood vintage part suppliers.... even allparts has vintage tort and bakelite blanks

The American Pro Jaguars should work with the AVRI 62/65/Johnny Marr pickguards. Now, if you want the 60's style controls, that's a huge can of worms because it will need to be routed as the routing on the American Pro IIRC is actually different from a standard 60's style Jaguar.

I think you're right about that Mike, the jaguar has evolved considerably in some iterations....

pickguardian, go custom!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!