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Watch out if you're thinking of putting an ashtray on a Squier Jazz, the pickup layout/positioning means the bridge pickup is still visible and pokes out from under the cover. Looks bad.

Although you can't really tell from this picture, the bridge pickup does not stick out beyond the ashtray, but it is pretty close. I wouldn't say it looks bad though. :crying: :rolleyes:

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Although you can't really tell from this picture, the bridge pickup does not stick out beyond the ashtray, but it is pretty close. I wouldn't say it looks bad though. :crying: :rolleyes:

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Looks great man, don't cry! :D I've seen another one which looked bad, though. Yours looks awesome, to be honest! Maybe the other bloke fitted his ashtray in a slightly wrong position?
 
that pickguard is an allparts pickguard for a fender. it has holes for a pickup guard on it. maybe one or two of the screw holes lined up, so i had to fill in some holes and drill new ones. i figured for as cheap as i got the bass for and as nice as it played, it was really no sweat to get it to look how i wanted it to. got the pickguard really cheap, too- someone ordered it at GC and never picked it up, i think i got it for $25 or so. didn't know it wasn't going to be a direct swap until i got it home. all the filled holes are covered, and i will never sell it as the pickguard and pickups were a christmas present from my girlfriend. that and it plays and sounds fantastic and is a P/J, can't ask for more than that!