Guitar Pickup Selector Mounting Screws – Pair
Replacement pickup selector mounting screws in chrome, black or gold.
The guitar pickup selector screw is a small but essential component for securing the pickup selector switch on your electric guitar. Available in chrome, black or gold finishes, it lets you replace a missing screw, restore an instrument or match the appearance of your guitar hardware.
This guitar selector screw has a countersunk Phillips head for neat, discreet installation on most pickguards and control plates. Its approximate length of 7 mm corresponds to dimensions commonly used on Stratocaster- and Telecaster-style guitars and many compatible models.
The chrome finish is ideal for guitars fitted with traditional hardware. The black version works particularly well on modern instruments or all-black configurations. The gold finish adds an elegant, premium touch to customization projects.
Each guitar selector screw is made of steel to provide good mechanical strength and long-term durability. Its thread holds the selector securely while making disassembly and maintenance easier.
These screws are especially useful for luthiers, repairers and guitarists who want to keep a supply of essential small parts in their workshop. They can be used during restoration, selector replacement or cosmetic modification of an instrument.
Sold in pairs, these screws allow you to install a complete pickup selector without ordering multiple separate items. This practical pack helps prevent missing parts during a repair or customization project.
For a complete refurbishment, they can be combined with our pickup selector switches, potentiometers, capacitors and other components in the guitar electronics category.
To see our other guitar screws, take a look here.
- Pack size: 2 screws
- Length: 7 mm
- Compatibility: Stratocaster, Telecaster and compatible selector switches
- Available finishes: Chrome, Black, Gold
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ReferenceLVS-VSG-CR
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In stock4 Items
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MPNVSG-CR
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MatièreMétal
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OrigineChine
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CompatibilitéToutes guitares électriques