Fender Stratocaster Pickguard (3 Single-Coil, 11 hole, 3-ply) White vs FLEOR Alnico5 Humbucker Pickup Set for LP-style Guitars
Key Differences
Fender pickguard (A) is a three-ply, 11-hole Stratocaster pickguard that fits multiple Strat models and sits in a lower price tier, while the FLEOR set (B) is an Alnico 5 humbucker pickup set for LP-style guitars with wax-potting and specified coil resistances but has mixed fit reports and occasional dented covers. Choose A if you need a straightforward, broadly compatible cosmetic/electrical mounting part for Strat-style guitars; choose B if you want upgraded humbucker electronics (Alnico 5, wax-potted) for an LP-style instrument and can accommodate possible fit or cosmetic issues
Fender Stratocaster Pickguard (3 Single-Coil, 11 hole, 3-ply) White
Three-ply white pickguard for Stratocaster with 11-hole alignment. Provides compatibility with Mexican and American Strats and improves appearance and buildup, per customer feedback
Pros
- 3-ply design
- Good fit on multiple Strat models
- Improved look with tortoise shell design
- Quality construction noted by customers
Cons
- Hole alignment may be inconsistent
- Visible scratches and tooling marks
FLEOR Alnico5 Humbucker Pickup Set for LP-style Guitars
Alnico 5 humbucker set for LP-style electrics; includes neck and bridge pickups with wax-potted sealing to reduce noise. Customers note solid tone and value, with some fit concerns
Pros
- Alnico 5 magnet material
- Wax-potted to reduce noise
- Neck and bridge coils specified resistance
- Black pickup covers
Cons
- Fit reception is mixed
- Some customers received dented covers
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Fender |
| Durability | FLEOR |
| Versatility | Fender |
| User Reviews | Fender |