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P bass pick guard choices

I feel like changing the pick guard on my Squier P bass. Its red and currently has a plain white pick guard which I think looks nasty (no offence to anyone else who has em) but what colour should I replace it with? Pictures would be appreciated to give an idea of what it would look like.
 
BLACK
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TORT
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MIRROR
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NOT CAR but close WHITE PEARL
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Im rooting for the gloss black looks sick
especially with black pickguard screws and black barrel knobs
 
i would say black or pearl.
the tort is too close to the same color as the bass, and so imo looks a bit icky. you want one with a nice contrast.
which one of the two depends on the look you're going for, pearl for a more traditional look and black for a more modern/edgy appearance.
personally i would say black.
 
I think I would go with black too, but solid black plexiglass. This place has all kinds of insane plexi pickguards that would look great with red, and they'll do solid black for $50. :hyper:

http://pickguardparadise.com/main.html

All pgs are .125 plexiglass, with polished edges, a classy touch. That's why Rics look so nice. :)

I 2nd the nomination for black screws. I think I'd keep the chrome control knobs, if everything else is chrome.

They do plexi at www.pickguardheaven.com. but I don't know if they polish the edges.
 
This place has all kinds of insane plexi pickguards that would look great with red, and they'll do solid black for $50. :hyper:

http://pickguardparadise.com/main.html

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Most are under $30, and they're great to work with...