Lace sensor blue in the neck position, Seymour Duncan humbucker in the bridge position - I can't remember the model. Set up the floating vibrato to be more stable by rocking the bridge back toward the tailpiece and using 11's when restringing - you can only dive bomb with it this way but I don't use tremolo and leave the arm off. This keeps the tuning and intonation stable. Otherwise it's stock.

It was made in 1996. I found the date stamps when I took the neck off to get it cleaned up. There's a Fender 50 year anniversary sticker on the back of the headstock (1946 to 1996) along with a "Designed by Kurt Cobain" sticker. I just pulled it out for the first time in quite a while and fell in love again. Gotta clean up the hardware and restring it! I'm looking to keep a stock look but lock the tremolo entirely. I disassembled the entire guitar after taking the photos.