Ernie Ball Music Man Silhouette HSH - Black Cream Black Cream Black 5 ply
This pickguard is made to fit the Ernie Ball Music Man Silhouette HSH model. The Silhouette has been a staple to Musicman's lineup since the mid 1980's, this template is specifically for the model that uses 1 x DiMarzio custom single coil in the middle and 2 x DiMarzio Virtual PAF Humbuckers for neck and bridge. PLEASE NOTE: This guard will not fit onto the OLP models.
Made from vintage-style 5-ply black/cream/black/cream/black PVC, echoing the classic Gibson look with a slightly thicker lower cream layer. The material is 2.8mm (.110") thick and features a traditional 45-degree bevelled edge.
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Ernie Ball Music Man Silhouette HSH - Black Cream Black Cream Black 5 ply
This pickguard is made to fit the Ernie Ball Music Man Silhouette HSH model. The Silhouette has been a staple to Musicman's lineup since the mid 1980's, this template is specifically for the model that uses 1 x DiMarzio custom single coil in the middle and 2 x DiMarzio Virtual PAF Humbuckers for neck and bridge. PLEASE NOTE: This guard will not fit onto the OLP models.
Made from vintage-style 5-ply black/cream/black/cream/black PVC, echoing the classic Gibson look with a slightly thicker lower cream layer. The material is 2.8mm (.110") thick and features a traditional 45-degree bevelled edge.
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This pickguard is made to fit the Ernie Ball Music Man Silhouette HSH model. The Silhouette has been a staple to Musicman's lineup since the mid 1980's, this template is specifically for the model that uses 1 x DiMarzio custom single coil in the middle and 2 x DiMarzio Virtual PAF Humbuckers for neck and bridge. PLEASE NOTE: This guard will not fit onto the OLP models.
Made from vintage-style 5-ply black/cream/black/cream/black PVC, echoing the classic Gibson look with a slightly thicker lower cream layer. The material is 2.8mm (.110") thick and features a traditional 45-degree bevelled edge.
