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Has anyone put a pick guard on an L2000?

It's just a personal thing i guess.

Maybe it has to do with genre roots and bass associations, i dunno...

I know what i like.. and it's pick guards, and if that makes me 'less classy', i'm quite alright with that. :bassist:

If my gf ever caught me saying anything like that she would not be happy. If I wear clothes that don't match and or are not in current style I am told to go change.:eyebrow:
 
No, it looks pretty interesting... (this is a JB2, though)

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It's just a personal thing i guess.

Maybe it has to do with genre roots and bass associations, i dunno...

I know what i like.. and it's pick guards, and if that makes me 'less classy', i'm quite alright with that. :bassist:

Yeah, I prefer pg's too. I think the no pg look screams buttoned up fantsy pants look. Im more of a pg guy mice elf. Hell I cant remember the last time I tucked in a shirt. :D
 
I usually leave my shirts untucked, too. My shirts are generally nicer to look at than my pants, so I show more shirt.

My basses generally have nice wood and a nicer-looking finish than a p/g, so I want more of that to show, too.
 
yeah, the lack of pickguard has always ruined these basses for me. the lines of a well designed pickguard really enhance the styling of a bass, at least in my eyes. G&L probably know their market well enough to know most probably don't want one here in the states, but i suspect with the current marketplace and the youngsters coming up nowadays, that'll likely change.

you might inquire with the G&L custom shop about it... since the japanese models do have clear pickguards, they should at least be able to point you in the right direction.
 

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