Gibson Moderne - Light Brown Celluloid Tortoiseshell W/B/W Lamination Brighton

Gibson Moderne - Light Brown Celluloid Tortoiseshell W/B/W Lamination BrightonDesigned 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

It attaches to the underside of the pickguard with adhesive or two-part epoxy

Marchione Guitars and Joe Barden have all sung the praises of KTS titanium saddles and top named-players are using KTS such as Larry Carlton

Neck thickness at 1st Fret = 22mm

Showman 50‚®

Width of neck at heel (where it joins the body) - 56

Pickguard bracket not included

without dot inlays

The reverse angle of the bridge pickup eliminates shrill highs and creates a much warmer

The internal gearing uses Gotoh's own Lubri-plate technology that creates a“Complex lubricating plating layer¢‚¬� surface on all of the moving gears using an electro-plating process and is enhanced with GSP - a Gotoh original polymer compound specifically formulated to work with Gotohs LUBRI-COAT

Pickup cover material = no cover

For use on 24 spline pots as commonly found on US-made guitars

Tungsten is denser than titanium and more than twice as dense as brass