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Pickguards

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1965-1971 EB-2D

1968 Gibson EB2D bass pickguard

1965-1971, as used on EB2D basses with the late sixties (slightly narrower) pickup cover.

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1965-1969 EB-0

1969 Gibson EB0 bass pickguard

1965-1969, as used on EB0 basses with the late sixties (slightly narrower) pickup cover. In shape it is identical to the EB3 scratchplate of the same period, however the EB0 guard is three-ply, black/white/black with an approximate thickness of 1.7mm. (c.f. late sixties EB3 below). Note the lack of revealed edge where the guard touches the neck and pickup.

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1965-1969 EB-3

1969 Gibson EB3 bass pickguard

1965-1969, as used on EB3 basses with the late sixties (slightly narrower) pickup cover. In shape it is identical to the EB0 scratchplate of the same period, however the EB3 guard is five-ply, black/white/black/white/black with an approximate thickness of 2.8mm. (c.f. late sixties EB0 above). Note the lack of revealed edge where the guard touches the neck and pickup.

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1970-1971 EB-0 (slotted headstock models)

1970 Gibson EB0 bass pickguard

1970-1971, as used on split-headstock EB0 basses with the plastic pickup surround. In shape it is identical to the EB3 scratchplate of the same period, however the EB0 guard is three-ply, black/white/black with an approximate thickness of 1.7mm. (c.f. early seventies EB3 below). Note the lack of revealed edge where the guard touches the neck and plastic pickup mount.

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please read printing notes below


1970-1971 EB-3 (slotted headstock models)

1969 Gibson EB3 bass pickguard

1970-1971, as used on split-headstock EB3 basses with the plastic pickup surround. In shape it is identical to the EB0 scratchplate of the same period, however the EB3 guard is five-ply, black/white/black/white/black with an approximate thickness of 2.8mm. (c.f. early seventies EB0 above). Note the lack of revealed edge where the guard touches the neck and plastic pickup mount.

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G-3 bass

1976 Gibson G3 bass pickguard

The Gibson G3 scratchplate did not change over the course of production: five-ply, black/white/black/white/black with an approximate thickness of 3.0mm.

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RD Artist

Gibson RD Artist bass pickguard

The Gibson RD Artist scratchplate did not change over the course of production: five-ply, black/white/black/white/black with an approximate thickness of 3.0mm.

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RD Standard

Gibson RD Standard bass pickguard

The Gibson RD Standard scratchplate did not change over the course of production: five-ply, black/white/black/white/black with an approximate thickness of 3.0mm.

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Please read before printing out the templates

  • The template images on this site are designed to print at the correct size without any modification. They are traced on 5mm square paper, to facilitate accurate reproduction. Make sure that the background squares are indeed 5mm wide before making your pickguard. Some printers may scale the image which will obviously give you an incorrectly sized guard. Check any printing options for settings that prevent this.
  • Screw-holes can vary from instrument to instrument, so it is generally best to cut out your paper template, then lay it over your bass. If the screw holes do not line up, you can then easily mark new ones on your template.
  • Watch out for perpendicular and revealed (bevelled) edges. Most guards only have the bevelled edge where they are NOT up against the neck, pickup or pickup mounting ring.



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