It depends on the 'Bird. Gibsons have a hole that the pickguard hides.
My 2013 does not. It could go PG-less and only the screw holes would show.
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It depends on the 'Bird. Gibsons have a hole that the pickguard hides.
I was referring to this quote, though....
That's where I'm questioning the time...
I shoulda quoted that the first time, but I was using my phone, and didn't feel like scrolling back to it.
Oh... makes sense. I thought you were currently playing through the Traynor.No, I worked from home all day (Traynor cranking in the arvo) followed by a nap and then another full working day.
Soon grasshopper, soon., Looking forward to Scott's Classic IV Pro.
Oh... makes sense. I thought you were currently playing through the Traynor.
I have them available , pm me for details .So basically a hit or miss buying one..?
We talked about this, Kat… you gotta mute the call.Was on one of these all nighters playing acoustically while waiting around. Tha facilitator snapped 'would whoever's playing music stop it!' At least he recognised it as music.
We talked about this, Kat… you gotta mute the call.
It's not the mic... it's the Bird's... they are just that powerful.Didn't know the mic was that sensitive.
(Probably said that last time a well)
Didn't know the mic was that sensitive.
(Probably said that last time a well)
I'll have to look then. I know one of 'em does. I don't remember which one. After looking at it, I just assumed they were all the same. That's probably a bad assumption.My 2013 does not. It could go PG-less and only the screw holes would show.
Crank it way up next time. That's always good for a laugh.Was on one of these all nighters playing acoustically while waiting around. Tha facilitator snapped 'would whoever's playing music stop it!' At least he recognised it as music.
Assuming they heard it over the call?
After making pickguards for 2 plus years for all the different models including NR's, here's what I've learned:
*Modern Gibson PG's will look right and sometimes the holes will line up on other modern Gibsons.
*Modern Gibson PG's will look right on Epi CP's but the holes will not line up.
*No Epi PG's of dissimilar make will fit on any other Epi model. IV's won't fit on Goths; won't fit on CP's; won't fit on Pro IV's and any other combo in reverse... they just don't have a crossover on their shape or screw locations.
*Also, the Studio PG's are an animal all unto themselves and is the most wrong looking PG in the flock.
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@hillerup, the seller is selling these to fit modern Gibsons so I'd surmise that they will look good on your Classic Pros and your modern Gibsons. For your Epi's, you'd want to remove one of you Gibson or Epi CP PG's to do a trial fit to see if you could mount that PG onto your bass while covering the existing holes and having the PG on the horn where you'd like it to be.
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...and yes, I have stopped making PG's.
This is a SERIOUS message to everybody reading my update right now.
Peace and love, peace and love.
I want to tell you, please, after the 19th of March do not refer anymore PG work.
Nothing will be considered after the 19th of March.
If that request or referral has a date on it beyond the 19th, it will not be made by me.
I'm warning you with peace and love but I have too much to do.
So no more PG requests.
Thank you, Thank you,
uhhh...
Anyway, peace and love, peace and love.
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Apologies to Ringo.
So what I surmise from Larry's post is that every club member needs to inquire for at least two pickguards, in separate messages, starting today, the 20th.
Going back and forth on whether I should drill the pickup cover screw holes....would you?Looks great! The cherry Bachs are some of the best looking!
Soon grasshopper, soon.
I want 76' model pickguard for my VP.
For Information, Classic Pro and Vintage Pro have same screws holes.
This is my second, nice compliment to all my 60's Thunderbirds.