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SOLD: Crazyparts, SCrelics 62-style mint strat pickguards

PonchoGregPonchoGreg Frets: 762
edited September 2020 in Parts £
Hiya,

Finally decided to start clearing my parts drawer a bit... These two were acquired in my never-ending quest for the right pickguard for my strat (I invariably revert to the stock guard!)

Apologies in advance for the pictures, I've never found a setting on my phone that accurately reproduces colours... the below is the closest I could get to the "real life" look.

First up, "Art of Aging" 62' Green Strat Guard "Smoked"(wide bevel)

This one: https://www.crazyparts.de/art-of-aging/pickguards-for-fender/st-guards/aoa-62-strat-guard-smoked-greenish-wide-bevel.php

Bought direct from Crazyparts a few months ago, fitted for a day at home. Not quite the right shade for my strat, but a cracking repro. Nice mint colour, subtle discoloration, neck pickup screw hole crack, etc.

£30 PPG posted => SOLD






Edit: managed to find a pic of it mounted on the guitar (I would say it's a touch darker overall in real life)


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  • PonchoGregPonchoGreg Frets: 762
    Next up, a similar 62-style guard, bought from SCRelics at the same time as a body a couple years ago, never actually fitted to the guitar. Not a relic job per se, but it is a matt finish, which looks ace. Perfect platform to add your own grime buildup!

    62-style screw hole configuration, also has the benefit of a sizeable shielding area on the back.

    £15 PPG posted





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  • DanDan Frets: 429
    PM’d re art of aging pickguard. 
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  • PonchoGregPonchoGreg Frets: 762
    And AoA pickguard therefore on hold :)
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  • PonchoGregPonchoGreg Frets: 762
    AoA pickguard sold
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  • meltedbuzzboxmeltedbuzzbox Frets: 10333
    PM me and I will take the matt mint guard
    The Bigsby was the first successful design of what is now called a whammy bar or tremolo arm, although vibrato is the technically correct term for the musical effect it produces. In standard usage, tremolo is a rapid fluctuation of the volume of a note, while vibrato is a fluctuation in pitch. The origin of this nonstandard usage of the term by electric guitarists is attributed to Leo Fender, who also used the term “vibrato” to refer to what is really a tremolo effect.
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  • PonchoGregPonchoGreg Frets: 762
    Both sold
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