Acoustic Guitar Rosewood Teardrop Pickguard Colorful Abalone Outline Inlay

Elevate your acoustic guitar’s aesthetic with this stunning Rosewood Teardrop Pickguard featuring a colorful Abalone outline inlay. Designed for most full-size guitars with a 5-inch-diameter rosette, this visually striking pickguard offers a perfect blend of craftsmanship and elegance, making it an eye-catching addition to your instrument.

Crafted from solid rosewood, this tear-shaped pickguard showcases rich, natural wood grain that enhances your guitar’s appearance. The real abalone outline inlay adds a vibrant splash of color and intricate detail, making each piece truly unique. All Pickguards have a light, clear coat, which provides protection while maintaining the natural beauty of the wood.

Key features include:
- Fits most full-size acoustic guitars with a 5-inch diameter rosette
- Made of high-quality solid rosewood for enhanced longevity
- Elegant inlay freshens up your guitar’s look with colorful abalone outline details
- Light protective coating to prevent wear and maintain aesthetic appeal
- Custom requests welcomed for lighter or darker finishes

Please note that this pickguard is unsuitable for travel-size guitars such as the GS Mini or Martin LX. Look in the shop for those models, or feel free to message or email sales@TTLuthier.com

Transform the look of your acoustic guitar with this lively wood pickguard featuring intricate mother-of-pearl inlay that not only enhances style but also provides a surface for your instrument. Add this beautiful, premium polish to your guitar today and enjoy the fusion of durability and artistry!

Free Mount, Hybrid Free Mount, 3M Installation, and Pickguard Care 
Discover the innovative Free Mount system for your custom guitar pickguard. Designed to revolutionize pickguard attachment, the Free Mount system ensures that up to 90% of the pickguard remains slightly elevated above the guitar’s surface. This ingenious design offers so many benefits, including protection against top cracks caused by binding something solid to the wood top. Instrument tops are made of wood, which expands and contracts with changes in air temperature and humidity. The Free Mount system does just that, and allows for easy installation and removal! Gone are the days when 3M tape required permanent commitment, where a single misstep could mean starting over. This flexibility is a game-changer for guitarists who value precision and versatility. There is also an enhancement of the guitar’s resonance by allowing the top to vibrate more freely than with traditional attachment methods like full-sheet 3M double-stick tape.
Optionally, I am now offering a hybrid version. This uses the same backing, but instead of the Free Mount tape, you can get ¼" strips of 3M tape. The 3M tape I use is not the same as other pickguard tapes and can release more easily than standard 3M tape. The hybrid system is recommended for any guitar with a lacquer, nitrocellulose, or oil-based finish, as the Free Mount tape does not work well on those finishes. The Hybrid Free Mount pickguard is installed the same way as the standard Free Mount, but you must ensure placement is correct before the 3M tape adheres to the top, as it is harder to remove than the Free Mount tape. As you can see in the photos, the advantage of the hybrid vs the standard 3M is that the pickguard is not completely covered in 3M; there's enough to hold it in place, but it allows for the top to expand and contract better than if a full piece of 3M were used.
If you have any questions about the item or installation, please email me at sales@TTLuthier.com 

To assist you further, I have created comprehensive installation and removal tutorials. These videos will guide you through the process, demonstrating the ease of installation and how to remove the pickguard without damaging your guitar.
Click here to watch the Guitar Free Mount Pickguard Install Video- 
Click here to watch the Guitar Free Mount Pickguard Removal Video-

Pickguard Installation with 3M Tape
I recommend watching a few installation videos; in my opinion, Leo Posch’s is one of the best. In this tutorial, Leo demonstrates the proper steps for cleaning, aligning, and accurately positioning a pickguard. Please watch this video before proceeding with the installation. Broken pickguards cannot be returned, so it’s crucial to get it right the first time.
Click here to watch the Guitar 3M Pickguard Install Video- 

Pickguard Care
Do not use any chemicals to clean your pickguard; use a dry or slightly damp microfiber cloth to wipe it clean. If possible, please keep your guitar in a case; proper humidity and climate control will protect the guitar's wood and pickguard. The pickguard may warp if it gets too hot or the air is too damp or dry. If you don't have a case, you can create a more stable environment by placing your guitar on a stand and covering it with a large plastic bag, which will help protect both the pickguard and the guitar. Keep it away from direct sun and moving air. Although you may not see any changes in your guitar, these conditions can affect the tone. It's important to keep your guitar properly humidified and store it at a temperature of 70°-75° and a humidity level between 45 ° and 50°. Hygrometers are really inexpensive these days. You can find them on Amazon for well under $10.