Designing a pickguard for my G&L L2000 - what do you think?

[Bolo]

Very nice!

[Green Alsatian]

I wasn't sure about the scratchplate on it from the earlier images but seeing it on there, that really works!

[discreet]

Good job, looks just like it was made for the bass!

[Horizontalste]

I'm glad your happy, but I wouldn't have covered that lovely finish.
But it's different strokes for different folks as always, enjoy your bass.

[mcnach]

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Good job, looks just like it was made for the bass!
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odd that, eh?

[mcnach]

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I'm glad your happy, but I wouldn't have covered that lovely finish.
But it's different strokes for different folks as always, enjoy your bass.
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it's like the body of a beautiful woman... there are times when you want to admire it naked, but it's nice to cover just enough and hint at what's underneath

[mcnach]

... and a John East U-Retro preamp ordered for this bass.

This is the bass I would never have as my absolute favourite, but it's still the bass I can't think I'd ever sell. It's a beast! In a good way.

[mcnach]

... and yet another reincarnation, it now looks like this:



The John East preamp has been removed and the bass is now passive, wired like a Jazz, with individual parallel/series switches for each pickup.