Pickguards...

I've been on the hunt for years for a decent greenburst Grammer guitar with a pointy pickguard.

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There's also some Grammers with the pickguard covering both the upper and lower bout, but I find that unappealing. Looks unhappy.

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B Valley said:
A buddy of mine had a Yamaha very similar to that. His had a tapered headstock and the bridge pins were black and ran straight across the bridge. He passed away last year and his widow sold it before I could discuss purchasing it. I wanted to have it as a tribute to him.
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Did it have the adjustable bridge or the standard rosewood slanted bridge? As far as I know the FG300 was the only model with he intonatable bridge.
 
335clone said:
Did it have the adjustable bridge or the standard rosewood slanted bridge? As far as I know the FG300 was the only model with he intonatable bridge.
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This is an old photo of him with the guitar. I can't recall if it was height adjustable or intonatable.

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B Valley said:
This is an old photo of him with the guitar. I can't recall if it was height adjustable or intonatable.

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Yup, FG300 with intonatable bridge (see the white saddles?) but looks like a beige label maybe. They made them for a good long time with different headstocks, labels and such. I love mine.

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