Try StewMac.com. They sell frets and could advise you which ones to use. Then you can get the same in Dunlop or whatever brand you like.

I think they all fit it's just a matter of which ones you like. (you can always file or glue)

EVH liked jumbo on his strat. Not sure about Yingwi or any of the shredders but probably the bigger the better.

:D .anyone ever put dunlop 6000 or 6100 frets on a strat ? will they work need a bit of input on this... i want to put these frets on a road worn 60 strat . i think the rw came with 6105 frets on it.i got this guitar used and the frets are in bad shape looks like somebody wanted to file them down i dont know why . i realy want to go back with bigger frets anyway . thanks for the help .looking forward to some input on this .gj

I've put both on several Strat and Tele necks (along with who knows how many Ibanezs). They work just fine. They are durable, bends and vibratos are nice and easy and the fretted notes sustain well beyond what the OEM frets offer. Needless to say, you have to have a lighter fretting hand touch or you can actually bend the pitch of the notes up if you push down too hard. Worth noting is that the guitar sounds a LITTLE bit more trebly with these frets but not in a bad way. Naturally, a new nut must be cut and the guitar must be completely resetup upon completion; nothing out of the ordinary. thank you for the helpful info .will put a new bone nut on guitar also .plan to get this work done next week .gj

These monsters aren't for me but they are extremely popular among many, many players.

thank you for the helpful info .will put a new bone nut on guitar also .plan to get this work done next week .gj

You're quite welcome. I hope you are well pleased with the results!

hey around how much do you think it will cost me to get the old frets out and the new ones put in ? thanks gj

250.00 to 300.00 complete refret!!!! I recomend to customers for vintage and beloved necks which many have but for a new Roadworn buy a neck!!!!