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Yet another how does this pick-guard look post

Jun 6, 2001
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I really like the way the stock white pg looked but just happened to have a tort guard laying around. I’m kinda shocked that it actualy seems to work I mean on paper it’s a pretty bad combinations. Your feedback will be appreciated.
 

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I think the tort looks slightly better in this example (tort always works with a rosewood board), however for that shade of blue, I'd also consider mint green.

Rule of thumb for me: Any of the solid fender colors, especially the blues, greens and reds, will always work well with mint green - even more so when coupled with a rosewood board. Mint green always adds depth and imparts a more vintage appearance to the instrument IMO.
 
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