My old cheaper guard...
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My old cheaper guard...
...Any way of dating a fairly non-descript Black Jazzmaster pickguard. It has no inscriptions or scribbles. The back has a kind of foil coating.
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Re: My old cheaper guard...
I once had a JM with a black guard and it was a VERY late CBS production model.
I guess 80 - or 81? Please someone correct me if I'm wrong here.
But there was also at least one PROTOTYPE with a black guard.
look here:
http://zeus.lunarpages.com/~jimshi2/jaz ... jazzma.htm
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I guess 80 - or 81? Please someone correct me if I'm wrong here.
But there was also at least one PROTOTYPE with a black guard.
look here:
http://zeus.lunarpages.com/~jimshi2/jaz ... jazzma.htm
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Re: My old cheaper guard...
The foil in the back would indicate a late CBS indeed (around 1974-82).. I imagine it's a plastic 3-ply black/white/black pickguard right?
The black guards on the early prototypes were black anodized aluminium guards.
The black guards on the early prototypes were black anodized aluminium guards.
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Me so dumb.Soiouz wrote: The black guards on the early prototypes were black anodized aluminium guards.
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I've sussed the"adding images" procedure at last. Thanks ImageShack. Here's that Pickguard. With foil.....
....oh and yes, it's a 3-ply Black-White-Black guard. Does that make it 74-82 then??
....oh and yes, it's a 3-ply Black-White-Black guard. Does that make it 74-82 then??
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Definitely!jazzheadmark wrote:
....oh and yes, it's a 3-ply Black-White-Black guard. Does that make it 74-82 then??
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actually, i think they were laquered, like the the black guards on 50s musicmasters.Soiouz wrote: The black guards on the early prototypes were black anodized aluminium guards.
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Re: My old cheaper guard...
jazzheadmark... yes, that's a 70s guard. Did you get it on ebay from mh3e? That's me!
I sold one like that not long ago, (foil wrinkles and what looks like slight warpage included)...
I sold one like that not long ago, (foil wrinkles and what looks like slight warpage included)...
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No. Its been on a Jazzmaster body (I'm in the process of doing up) for about 17 years. I bought the whole thing, plus a Squire neck, for £100. One of those projects that gets shelved for a very, very long time!!
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