KAISH 13-Hole Metal Aluminium Anodized P Bass Style Pickguard American Modern Style Standard Bass Pick Guard for Precision P Bass Silver

Just put this on a 2012 Fender American Standard P Bass, and it fits perfectly. Had to “maneuver” it a little over the pickup, but all the holes line up perfectly. And it looks bad ass.

The mounting holes and pickup route line up with my Fender original pickguard. Its shape is slightly smaller; it lacks the width of the Fender's beveled edge but it covers the control cavity without issue. The pickup fits snugly in the route just like on a Fender original. It is not a mirrored finish in case anyone was wondering but it does look good; care was taken in making this pickguard look presentable. Overall a good accessory for the price.

I previously bought and returned one of these that was badly bent, but this one was in great shape. I installed it on my Squier Classic Vibe 60's Precision and it didn't fit perfectly, but it was close enough that I didn't need to drill new holes. It lined up as well as any other aftermarket pickguard I've tried, so I can't complain about that too much. I checked carefully for any sharp edges like others have mentioned but didn't find any. The only thing I noticed was how much thinner it was than my stock 3-ply tort pickguard. I had to adjust the nut on each pot underneath the pickguard so my knobs weren't too high. I thought I might use my existing chrome screws for the pickguard because all of my other hardware is chrome, but it looks great with the gold screws, they blend in well.

I bought the black anodized pick guard for a 2022 Fender MIM Player Precision bass. Fit and finish was great. Good machining with no rough or overtly sharp edges. The cut out for the pickup was a good fit, not too tight. All 13 mounting holes lined up perfectly with my bass so it was a true drop in replacement. It also looked great with a set of black Vintage Forge knobs against the polar white finish. A very good value for the price. PS: Squier guitars/basses are notorious for having multiple hole patterns across product lines so be warned. Cheers.

The first thing I did to my new Player's P Bass was change the pickguard and install round wounds.This pickguard is super precision machined. It pops into place between the neck and the pickups. There is no gap at all, a tight fit, but not too tight.All of the screws were lined up. I used the original chrome screws,. They supplied a bag of gold plated screws.It made my new bass look like a 1957 to the casual observer. There are no holes drilled for the thumb rest, the pickup cover, or the bridge cover. I wish they sold a version with these holes, but I didn't reduce the overall rating.I did the change with the strings off. I think you could do it with the strings still on, but I don't know. the fit around the neck and pickup is really tight.I use this bass at my vacation home. I have a five year old American Standard at my real home, with the same color and aluminum guard, and flat strings. I couldn't imagine a P Bass with a plastic guard. I am old school.BTW, it comes in a perfect size zip lock bag. It is ideal for storing the original pick guard, and the case candy. Remember, the Player series have no case.You will need a small Phillips head screwdriver, a very small flat screwdriver for the knobs, and a "monkey wrench" for the nuts on the knobs and output jack. And about a half hour of patience.

On first look it appeared to be a decent alternative to the more expensive fender guard. it was too tight around the neck and actually scraped it when I did a dry fit. None of the holes lined up and the shape was smaller than the Fender guard I was replacing. I checked to see if it would fit an Indonesian made Squier and the same issues arose and it would not cover the very last hole by the input jack. Neither the Fender or Squier pickups could be squeezed through, I would have to remove over 1 cm of material around the pickup holes.

It matched up perfectly to the guitar body and screw holes however the pickup cutouts did not fit. They're a millimeter too small and not positioned correctly. Had to use a Dremel to resize and reshape pickup cutouts. That aside, it looks really good and I'm excited to see my guitar restored.

Perfect fit on my 2012 Fender American Special Precision. Looks great. Love it.

Purchased this pickguard to replace the original on this 75thanniversary Commemorative.

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注文から1週間ぐらいで届きました。80年代前半USA産のFenderのプレベになんとなくこのタイプのPGをつけたくなって探してたらたどり着きました。日本のレビューはないけど寸法図見る限り真ん中の1ヶ所が無いかわりにフィンガーレストの片方の位置が使えそうだったので他に無いから購入してみました。数ヶ所1mm以下のズレはありますが、穴のあけなおし無しで装着できました。以下ダメな点、切りっぱなしな感じで角が痛いのでやすり掛けしました。ピックアップのカットがぴったりでねじ頭が当たって付け難い。ネックと干渉してるかな？と思われる歪みがあったので加工を伴う微妙な削りは必要かな(1mm未満)

The package looked all stressed out and few small scratches on the surface, but not to concern. Fits perfect on Squier P bass, except pot holes made to fit large original Fender resistors which is good, CTS pots will be for upgrade. Edges ok, feels sharp but not cutting sharp.