Gibson Moderne - Green Pearl W/B/W Lamination bridge-partsDesigned under the Modernist Series, prototypes of which were shown at the 1957 NAMM show, the Moderne was originally intended to be the sibling of the Flying V and Explorer but never made it off of the launch pad. This pickguard will fit Gibson's "New" Moderne of which captures the look, feel and sound of the original, and puts it in the hands of players today. These new versions feature either black or tortoiseshell pickguards only from the Gibson
Bridge Post ctr to ctr = 2 7/8 in
he was probably unaware that the term 'tremolo' actually describes the rapid and continual decreasing and increasing of volume to create a 'warbling' effect rather than what the bridge really does which is to change the pitch of a note
175mm thick with a 45 degree bevelled outer edge
-made version please see the MB-1500 pickguard
the Moderne was originally intended to be the sibling of the Flying V and Explorer but never made it off of the launch pad
This Fender P-Bass guard design is a direct replacement for the Fender Road Worn Precision Bass pickguard and notably has specs similar to a 1950's Fender instrument
The GE101T tremolo is ideal for anyone that requires a very high-quality vintage-style bridge that has the same mounting and string spacing of an original or USA reissue Strat bridge but uses metric threads for all of the screws and tremolo arm along with a non-steel sustain block
Not to be confused with the Wilkinson budget line - the man himself
3-48 (#3 screw with a thread pitch of 48 per inch)
A small amount of finish and wood needs to be filed off the treble side of the tremolo body route to make way for the round vibrato arm mount that sits under the bridge plate
Made from a single ply off-white parchment material measuring 2
As standard this instrument only came with a 3 ply vintage mint green/black/vintage mint green pickguard and we offer this template in many different variations
