RIC acoustic guitar head count
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- firstbassman
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I notice that the Ric acoustics don't seem to have a pickguard. Or it is a transparent one. My Tacoma has a clear pickguard and to be frank about it, it's the one thing I don't like about an otherwise great guitar. To me, for an acoustic to look like a guitar, it has to have a black or tortoise shell pickguard. Know what I mean? Thoughts?
- melibreits
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No, Mark, they don't have a pickguard.... I kind of like that look myself--there's nothing to detract from the clean lines and gorgeous checkered soundhole binding.... However, I sometimes wish my Comstock had a transparent pickguard, because I am afraid that one day my vigorous strumming with the pick will do some kind of damage to the face of my lovely guitar!
"Once I've held and played the best, baby, I won't settle for less!"
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- firstbassman
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Agree with "off with its head." Looks kind of goth.
I'm like you Melissa, I tend to strum very hard and am grateful for pickguards. You can buy one you know and stick it on yourself. Stewart-MacDonald is a great parts company (www.stewmac.com) and they have some.
I'm like you Melissa, I tend to strum very hard and am grateful for pickguards. You can buy one you know and stick it on yourself. Stewart-MacDonald is a great parts company (www.stewmac.com) and they have some.
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