Model# 010-9200-800 (Pau Ferro)
BODY
Wood: Alder
Lacquer: Gloss Polyurethane
Shape: Standard Stratocaster
Pickguard: 3-Ply Black, 8-hole “SRV” Logo Engraved
Pickup Routing: SSS
Serial: Rear Headstock:
SE+6 digits (’92-’94) | SN+6 digits (’95 - ’99)
SZ+6 digits (’00-’09) | US+6 digit (2010-Today)
NECK
Wood: Maple w/Skunk Stripe
Fretboard: Pau Ferro
Fret Markers: White Ivory Dots
Neck Finish: Gloss Urethane
Neck Profile: Custom Thick Oval Shape
Neck Depht: .850”–.990”
Headstock: Classic Style Small
Nut Width: 1.650" (42 mm)
Nut Material: Synthetic Bone
Scale: 25.5"
Radius: 12”
#Frets: 21
Fretwire: Narrow Jumbo
Trussrod: Single Action Heel Adjust
Contoured Heel: No
MicroTilt: No
Neck Stamp: Stamped Date
HARDWARE (Gold Plated)
Bridge: 6-Screw Synchronized Tremolo Left Hand
• Mount Spacing: 2-7/32 (56.4mm)
• String Spacing: 2–7/32 (56.4mm)
Saddle: Bent Steel Saddles “FENDER”
Block: Milled Steel Block
Trem Arm: 10-32 w/Tip
Tuners: Kluson Vintage Split Shaft (No Line)
String Tree: Butterfly
Knobs: Standard White Knobs
Neckplate: 4-Bolt Blank
Strap Buttons: Standard
ELECTRONICS
Switch: 5-Way Oak Grigsby / Std. Tip
Wiring: Modern Standard N/NM/M/MB/B
Pots: 3 Pots
• 1 x CTS Master Volume
• 1x CTS 250k Tone (Neck)
• 1x CTS 250k Tone (Middle)
Pickup Config: SSS
Neck Pickup: CS Texas Special Single-Coil Strat
Middle Pickup: CS Texas Special Single-Coil Strat
Bridge Pickup: CS Texas Special Single-Coil Strat
RWRP: Yes
ACCESSORIES & INFO
CASE: Tweed Case
STRINGS: Factory: 010-046 Nickel Plated Steel
Colors:
BRIDGE UPGRADE INFORMATION
Also compatible are modern spacing bridges:
Vintage/Narrow Spacing
Mount Spacing: 2-7/32 (56.2mm)
String Spacing: 2/1-16 (52.2mm)
Saddles: 10.4mm wide
Will also fit this guitar: (Narrower String Spacing)
CALLAHAM: V/N Bridge
KLUSON: KNTS
ABM: 5050-S
Gotoh NS510TFE2 (with Push-in Arm)
There are more bridges from other brands that will fit.
If you are uncertain if they will fit this guitar, send me a message for assistance
3 Tone Sunburst (800)
INFO: Fender was in talks with Vaughan to make this model until he sadly died in an accident. Later, His brother continued the collaboration and the guitar saw the light of day at NAMM 1992. A handful first editions has Brazillian Rosewood but was hit with CITES that forced them over to use Pau Ferro.