Bobby_Lee
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Working with acrylic for a living it seemed a no brainer to make my own pickguards. Thing is I wanted a pickguard that I didn't have to screw into my virgin maple top. Being the bright lad I am I came up with this style of screwless pickguard. This one happens to be made from clear acrylic, but it could be made from any standard pickguard material. The pickup adjustment screws are functional without removing the pickguard. The PG is barely higher than the stock Gibson mounted PG and does not come in contact at all with the top. Is this something other LP owners would use? Or have I just stood too often in front of a too loud amp?:wail Opinions as always, pro or con, are encouraged
As opposed to this..........
:heritage Peace
Bobby_Lee
Working with acrylic for a living it seemed a no brainer to make my own pickguards. Thing is I wanted a pickguard that I didn't have to screw into my virgin maple top. Being the bright lad I am I came up with this style of screwless pickguard. This one happens to be made from clear acrylic, but it could be made from any standard pickguard material. The pickup adjustment screws are functional without removing the pickguard. The PG is barely higher than the stock Gibson mounted PG and does not come in contact at all with the top. Is this something other LP owners would use? Or have I just stood too often in front of a too loud amp?:wail Opinions as always, pro or con, are encouraged
As opposed to this..........
:heritage Peace
Bobby_Lee