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Replacement 1965 Gibson SG pickguard.....
The issue I have is this started life as an 1965 SG Junior but has been made into a P90 SG special yet the pickups aren't at the correct spacing and I'd like a Black Batwing style scratch plate.
What I'd like....
Is there a firm I could use/contact to make me this as I don't have a template or the correct scratchplate to send or use as a basis.
What I'd like....
Is there a firm I could use/contact to make me this as I don't have a template or the correct scratchplate to send or use as a basis.
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The present position of your neck/Rhythm position pickup could be a luthier's attempt to avoid weakening the tenon.