I've always had guitars with a pick guard. If adding one to this guitar what style do you think? I'm inclined to go with a tortoise shell, thoughts?
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I don't know for sure but, being this guitar is a solid spruce top,I believe it won't be a solid top, with a pick guard on it, and couldaffect the sound and/or the fine acoustics of this guitar. I've always had pick guards on my guitars but, maybe this one is better without.
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Bob,I tend to agree that tortoise would give the guitar a more vintage look. Just remember to dry fit the guard before sticking it down. It may be tough to line it up around the rosette of this model.
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Bob, I tend to agree that tortoise would give the guitar a more vintage look. Just remember to dry fit the guard before sticking it down. It may be tough to line it up around the rosette of this model.
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It is a sharp looking guitar and sounds great. I don't use a pick guard but a tortoise color one would work with the color scheme. Hope this helps.
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Since your guitar doesn't have the dots or inlays look at the neck (where your thumb rest) and see if the dots are there, if not I would have it returned. The only guitar that doesn't have dots are classical guitars. I hope this helps.
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Yes its great! Only downside I can think of was that it was a bit heavy due to it being some kind of layered all laminate. I ended up getting a baby taylor instead of this. I preferred the sound and feel of that guitar better but its up to you!
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Sorry I'm late responding. Since the guitar is inexpensive but receives very good reviews I'm very happy with it then get yourself a universal soft sided carrying case. They're available on ebay.
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I believe it is called a pick guard. It comes with the uke but isn't attached. You attach it if you want it. I left it off of mine. Hope this helps.
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I have a ssl-5 at the bridge. It rocks! I have fender noiseless in the middle and neck position. Your best bet is to call seymour Duncan , they are very helpful with every question I have ever asked them. That is one of the main reasons I keep dealing with there products. Plus the are top of the line in my opinion, I have seymour Duncan pickups in all three of my strats.
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No, I would never take the pick guard off of this mandolin. Without it, picking would wear through the wood. I still play this mandolin untill this day, and I actually never have problems with it. I was being critical when I said it buzzes when I strum hard.
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I have short fat fingers and it's my favorite guitar to play. I had a takamine that I disliked immensely because of the narrow fretboard. The short fingers should not make a big difference. Good luck.
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It is a pick guard to look like the real Les Paul guitars. On the uke version, it is only an adhesive sticker. If you don't want it, you don't have to put it on.
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In the unit I bought, the pick guard was attached to the ukulele with a fairly strong adhesive. However, by carefully heating it with a low-powered (300 W) hair dryer and gently but persistently prying, I was able to remove it cleanly. The instrument looks much better without it, in my humble opinion.
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What sort of guitar are you installing it on? Is it replacing an existing tremolo bridge? The reason I ask is because if you're installing the threaded inserts into a guitar that doesn't have them; it's a very precise location. Something best done with a drill press.
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I returned the guitar because it was a very poorly made in china instrument. I believe the pick guard was flat white and I don't recall white binding on the neck.
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This is one of the best guitars for beginners but experienced players may be looking for something a little more. Thanks for your interest!
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Etched, feel free to remove covering, Epiphone / Gibson make quality products. Any pick guard will show signs of wear, which adds character to your guitar. Knock yourself out.
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Hi from, Mike. The one that I bought was a round neck ?? Just like a standard guitar - Great guitar for the price - But did need to be set up to play right -
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I just looked at the current picture, and the one I got is different. My top has a little hump.The lining I had was dark green, just like the picture. Would the color of the lining impact how the case would protect your guitar ?
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Finder is the brand Squire is the type. fender makes several types of accoustic guitars. This is a good one to start out on just adjust the action so it's not so difficult to play. Any guitar shop will do this for 5 bucks. I have had mine for over four years and still play it.