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Tronicaltuneplus Tronical Components GmbH | Heselstücken 18 | 22453 Hamburg Germany | Phone: +49 (40) 28 46 45 7 - 81 | www.tronical-components.com | store.tronical-components.com [email protected] Components GmbH | Heselstücken 18 22453 Hamburg Germany Phone: +49 (40) 28 46 45 7 - 81 www.tronical-components.com Tronical TRONICALTUNE PLUS Template Types There are different templates available for this Headstock – check which one fits your guitar following the guide below: Type A Type B Type B1 Type D Type E Type E1 Type E2 Type F Type G Type H Type H1 Type I TOP TOP TOP TOP TOP TOP TOP TOP TOP TOP TOP TOP Type J Type L Type M Type N Type O Type P Type R Type T Type T1 TOP TOP TOP TOP TOP TOP TOP TOP TOP Type U Type Y Type Z TOP TOP TOP 1. Printer Settings: 2. Place a ruler onto the 3. Cut-out the templates 4. Place the templates on the back - Size Setting: 100% printed templates to check of your guitar headstock. Check if the - Page Adaption: None correct printout size holes of the template are congruent to - Page Scaling: None the holes of your guitar. When they are congruent you identified the template that fits your guitar. Enter this type during the order process. Tronical Components GmbH | Heselstücken 18 | 22453 Hamburg Germany | Phone: +49 (40) 28 46 45 7 - 81 | www.tronical-components.com | store.tronical-components.com [email protected] Components GmbH | Heselstücken 18 22453 Hamburg Germany Phone: +49 (40) 28 46 45 7 - 81 www.tronical-components.com Tronical Type A Gibson ES 137 ES-333 Les Paul Junior Double Cut max. 16.2mm Les Paul Junior Single Cut Les Paul Special Double Cut Les Paul Special Single Cut Les Paul Special 1998 Humbucker Model Les Paul Standard Les Paul Standard Double Cut Les Paul Studio Les Paul Studio Plus Les Paul Traditional Nighthawk Studio RD Standard Custom Shop Billy Gibbons Goldtop Pinstripe SG Angus Young Signature SG 3 USA Bigby SG Special SG Futura 2014 SG Standard Memphis ES-335 dot Schecter Type A TOP Diamond Serie Tempest SGR S-1 PLACE RULER HERE Scale: Inch Scale: cm Tronical Components GmbH | Heselstücken 18 | 22453 Hamburg Germany | Phone: +49 (40) 28 46 45 7 - 81 | www.tronical-components.com | store.tronical-components.com [email protected] Components GmbH | Heselstücken 18 22453 Hamburg Germany Phone: +49 (40) 28 46 45 7 - 81 www.tronical-components.com Tronical Type B Gibson Jumbo Southern Jumbo Southern New Vintage Sparrow Hummingbird 50th Anniversary 1960 Jumbo Southern The Kristofferson Jumbo Southern Aaron Lewis Bluegrass Special max. 16.2mm Jumbo Advanced Songwriter Travelling EC Jumbo Advanced Pro Jumbo Southern Woody Guthrie Arlo Guthrie LG 2 3/4 B-25 Blues King Epiphone Dwight Yoakam Honky Tonk Deuce Elvis Costello Limited AJ-200 S/N Humingbird Hummingbird New Vintage Hummingbird True Vintage FGN Hummingbird Custom KOA Hummingbird Pro J-45 Custom Neo Classic LS Goldtop relic Neo Classic LS Black LP Standart J-45 New Vintage J-165 j-165 EC Rosewood Stanford J-185 J-185 New Vintage Neo Classic LS Goldtop relic J-200 M Trophy ´75th Anniversary Neo Classic LS Black LP Standart J-45 (except for ´42 Legend) J-45 ADJ Type B J-45 Custom Mystic Rosewood TOP J-45 True Vintage Brook J-50 ES 390 Custom Shop Tavy Jackson Browne Signature Okement J-45 John Hiatt Keb´Mo´ Bluesmaster L 00 Pro (except for ´37 legend) L-200 Emmlou Harris Jumbo Advanced Randy Scruggs Robert Johnson L-1 Sheryl Crow Sheryl Crow SJ Special Edition Songwriter Deluxe Songwriter Standard PLACE RULER HERE Scale: Inch Scale: cm Tronical Components GmbH | Heselstücken 18 | 22453 Hamburg Germany | Phone: +49 (40) 28 46 45 7 - 81 | www.tronical-components.com | store.tronical-components.com [email protected] Components GmbH | Heselstücken 18 22453 Hamburg Germany Phone: +49 (40) 28 46 45 7 - 81 www.tronical-components.com Tronical Type B1 Gibson Les Paul Standard „Joe Walsh“ Collectors Choice Les Paul 1959 Vintage max. 16.2mm Type B1 TOP PLACE RULER HERE Scale: Inch Scale: cm Tronical Components GmbH | Heselstücken 18 | 22453 Hamburg Germany | Phone: +49 (40) 28 46 45 7 - 81 | www.tronical-components.com | store.tronical-components.com [email protected] Components GmbH | Heselstücken 18 22453 Hamburg Germany Phone: +49 (40) 28 46 45 7 - 81 www.tronical-components.com Tronical TRONICALTUNE PLUS Template Types There are different templates available for this Headstock – check which one fits your guitar following the guide below: Type C Type C1 Type C4 Type C5 TOP TOP Type C2 TOP TOP TOP 1. Printer Settings: 2. Place a ruler onto the 3. Cut-out the templates 4. Place the templates on the back - Size Setting: 100% printed templates to check of your guitar headstock. Check if the - Page Adaption: None correct printout size holes of the template are congruent to - Page Scaling: None the holes of your guitar. When they are congruent you identified the template that fits your guitar. Enter this type during the order process. Tronical Components GmbH | Heselstücken 18 | 22453 Hamburg Germany | Phone: +49 (40) 28 46 45 7 - 81 | www.tronical-components.com | store.tronical-components.com [email protected] Components GmbH | Heselstücken 18 22453 Hamburg Germany Phone: +49 (40) 28 46 45 7 - 81 www.tronical-components.com Tronical Type C Fender Charvel Stratocaster Standard US S.D Strat US Stratocaster Standard Mexico S.D Strat Jap max. 16.2mm Stratocaster Standard HSS S.D Tele Jap Stratocaster American Deluxe HSS S.D Tele US Stratocaster American Special Stratocaster Vintage Mexico Ibanez Stratocaster American Deluxe V-Neck Stratocaster Classic Players 1960 RGA 32 Mol Stratocaster Lone Star GRG 170 DX Stratocaster HH Black Top RC320 Stratocaster Roadhouse CMM1 Stratocaster Vintage US SA 160 Telecaster Standard Mexico Gio GSA60 Telecaster Standard US Telecaster Cabronita Tanglewood Telecaster Cabronita Thinline Kingman V California Series TSB 57 (Signature) Kingman USA TSB 62 (Signature) Jaguar DBT 6 (Discovery) Jaguar Johnny Marr Jaguar Black Top Schecter Stratocaster CS Custom Deluxe USA Telecaster CS Deluxe USA PT Black TOP Stratocaster CS MN Telecaster CS Custom Heavy Relic ESP Telecaster Bigsby Telecaster CS Bigsby LM330 M Series Telecaster American Deluxe Telecaster American Special Jackson Telecaster American Standard Telecaster Blacktop USA-Series Type C Telecaster HS Blacktop Telecaster HH Blacktop Jazzmaster Classic Player Special Mexico Drop Top Classic Tom Anderson Telecaster Deluxe Chris Shiflett Telecaster Vintage Mexico Telecaster Vintage US PLACE RULER HERE Scale: Inch Scale: cm Tronical Components GmbH | Heselstücken 18 | 22453 Hamburg Germany | Phone: +49 (40) 28 46 45 7 - 81 | www.tronical-components.com | store.tronical-components.com [email protected] Components GmbH | Heselstücken 18 22453 Hamburg Germany Phone: +49 (40) 28 46 45 7 - 81 www.tronical-components.com Tronical Type C1 Fender Ibanez Schecter Agostin Telecaster CS Thinline 1950 BBM1 Stratocaster Traditional Series Drop Top Custom Telecaster CS Butter Scotch 1952 RGIR Serie Telecaster Relic 1952 RG370 Telecaster PT Vintage Series Classic S2 Telecaster Classic Vibe 1960 RG California Custom Elite Classic Korina S3 Telecaster Classic Vibe Butterscotch Blond 1960 RGR Classic Korina S4 max. 16.2mm Telecaster Thinline Classic Vibe 1960 RG321 ESP Classic V2 Telecaster CS Masterbuild 1964 S 770 PM Telecaster CS Paisley Logo 1970 SIR70FD E-2 Vinatage Plus Art Series Z 24 Telecaster TY Yellow S5470 - Serie E-2 Vintage Tele Custom Z24 Telecaster Richie Kotzen RG440 LEX50BLK EX Classic T Stratocaster CS Fiesta Red 1950 S970CW Classic T Nashville Stratocaster NOS Holoflake 1950 JEM Series Stratocaster Classic Vibe 1950 SA960QM LTD Classic T Nashville Tremolo Stratocaster CS Tao Turquose 1956 RG550XH ST-213 Zoe Stratocaster Relic HSS 1957 ST-213 FR Stratocaster NOS 1957 TE-212 Stratocaster CS NOS active 1957 Warmoth Stratocaster CS Close Classic Masterbuild 1957 Strat style Stratocaster CS Hardtail 1957 Stratocaster CS Fiesta Red 1960 Stratocaster Classic Vibe 1960 Vox Stratocaster CS Doutone Relic 1960 Apache 1 Stratocaster CS Heavy R 1962 Stratocaster CS closed classic 1965 James Tyler Stratocaster Heavy 1968 Stratocaster CS Robert Cray JTV 69 Variax Mustang Telecaster La Cabronita „F“ Hole MN John Suhr Sonoran SCE Pro Series Telecaster Vintage Modified Jazzmaster Vintage Modified Mustang Vintage Modified Swing Jaguar Vintage Modified R Series Hamer Fender Squier TOP Stratocaster Models Indonesia Slammer Series Telecaster Vintage Modified „La Cabronita“ Indonesia Stratocaster Classic Vibe China Telecaster Classic Vibe China Moolon S Classic Lag Arkane Series 66 Mike Lull Arkane Series 100 Electric guitars Type C1 Arkane Series 200 Arkane Master 3000 Master Special Edition Godin Session - Serie Yamaha Progression - Serie Pacifica (all Modells) Freeway Classic PLACE RULER HERE Scale: Inch Scale: cm Tronical Components GmbH | Heselstücken 18 | 22453 Hamburg Germany | Phone: +49 (40) 28 46 45 7 - 81 | www.tronical-components.com | store.tronical-components.com [email protected] Components GmbH | Heselstücken 18 22453 Hamburg Germany Phone: +49 (40) 28 46 45 7 - 81 www.tronical-components.com Tronical Type C2 Gibson Explorer 76 Explorer 84 Explorer Bill Kelliher max. 16.2mm Epiphone Explorer Gothic Pitch black Explorer Pro TV silver ltd. Explorer 1984 ltd. Explorer (all Models) TOP Type C2 PLACE RULER HERE Scale: Inch Scale: cm Tronical Components GmbH | Heselstücken 18 | 22453 Hamburg Germany | Phone: +49 (40) 28 46 45 7 - 81 | www.tronical-components.com | store.tronical-components.com [email protected] Components GmbH | Heselstücken 18 22453 Hamburg Germany Phone: +49 (40) 28 46 45 7 - 81 www.tronical-components.com Tronical Type C4 Ibanez Roarcore Series Destroyer China max. 16.2mm TOP Type C4 PLACE RULER HERE Scale: Inch Scale: cm Tronical Components GmbH | Heselstücken 18 | 22453 Hamburg Germany | Phone: +49 (40) 28 46 45 7 - 81 | www.tronical-components.com | store.tronical-components.com [email protected] Components GmbH | Heselstücken 18 22453 Hamburg Germany Phone: +49 (40) 28 46 45 7 - 81 www.tronical-components.com Tronical Type C5 Peavey Riptide Black Fender Squier Strat Affinity max.
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