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For adding that "Jazz" to your old instruments
I bought this pickup cover to revitalise the look of my Fender Jazz bass and it really didn't disapointed. It manages to give it that stylish, 60's rock feel without overdampening the look of the overall instrument. I personally feel that it would be best to get an ashtray cover for the bridge to complete the iconic look of the bass but that is entirely up to the buyer.
The part comes in a light plastic packaging which, suprisingly, keeps it protected. The product itself features two screw holes that are easily mountable to your instrument. Assembly for the final product takes less than five minutes and you can be rocking away in style.
The part comes in a light plastic packaging which, suprisingly, keeps it protected. The product itself features two screw holes that are easily mountable to your instrument. Assembly for the final product takes less than five minutes and you can be rocking away in style.
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so beautiful!
Makes my bass look so much better!! If you like that vintage look, go for it! (no screws included)
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Fender original part
Totally perfect fit for my bass. I wanted to add a bit of flair to an old Femder reissue bass I had and this helps me keep my Fender bass am actual Fender bass. Perfect fit and great quality.
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Perfect for your Jazz Bass
This may look like only a small piece of bent metal but it's really very good. The finish is perfect (no sharp and unfinished edges to cut yourself on here!) but it can easily be roughed up with sandpaper if you prefer a worn look.
It is the perfect accompaniment to the ashtray bridge cover but is also good in its own right. It adds not just an aesthetic addition to your bass but also gives you some extra uses!
Use 1 - stick foam under it to dampen the strings and hide the foam
Use 2 - use it as a rest for your hand and/or fingers.
If you want a cover for your Fender Jazz Bass then why not buy an official Fender product to match it?
It is the perfect accompaniment to the ashtray bridge cover but is also good in its own right. It adds not just an aesthetic addition to your bass but also gives you some extra uses!
Use 1 - stick foam under it to dampen the strings and hide the foam
Use 2 - use it as a rest for your hand and/or fingers.
If you want a cover for your Fender Jazz Bass then why not buy an official Fender product to match it?
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Fit's on my Squier Jazz Bass perfectly, fully recommend :)
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Chrome goodness
Bought for my American Fender Jazz bass to add that vintage look. Great product and fitted perfectly.
Does not come with screws so you will need to purchase those separately.
Great product, looks fantastic on the bass too :-)
Does not come with screws so you will need to purchase those separately.
Great product, looks fantastic on the bass too :-)
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official fender gear
I bought this to fit on my squire Jazz bass. I have to say it looks the business and really got that old school look that I was looking for. Easy enough to fit.
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Doesn't come with screws
So am I supposed to use pickguard screws or what?
It also looks pretty low and flat. I don't have a Jazz atm to check if it fits.
Mine came in an unbranded clear envelope, no Fender name anywhere.
It also looks pretty low and flat. I don't have a Jazz atm to check if it fits.
Mine came in an unbranded clear envelope, no Fender name anywhere.
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no screws included
why no Screws? but looks the part
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Fender Jazz (2)
The chrome covers on my 1970's Jazz Bass had long worn through and gone rusty. I took them off and assumed that was that until I found the Thomann Spares section. Genuine Fender parts, what more can I say? Thanks, Guys!
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