Gibson Moderne - Cream 54mm

Gibson Moderne - Cream 54mmDesigned 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

Celluloid Tortoiseshell Jazz Bass 1962 model

Despite the plain packaging

Made from 4 ply brown celluloid tortoiseshell material

This RetroVibe relic Strat guard has a high level of attention-to-detail and is ideal to create that worn-in aged look on a 60's reissue Strat

This is a spot-on replication of a vintage tremolo typically found on a 1950's and 1960's USA Fender Strat

5mm thick with a straight outer edge (no bevel)

measuring 3

‚ It is � after one in appearance and may share some common specs

Humbucker pole piece screws

Gotoh 510 contemporary tremolo bridge unit with block steel saddles with a solid steel block

The Montreux Time Machine collection is a collection of very high quality reproductions of original 50s and 60s parts

50mm pole piece spacing (between centres of the two outer polepieces)