Detail 01
10 screw holes
Matches the standard Jazz Bass drill pattern. Count the holes on your current guard before ordering.

Independent shopping perspective
Replacement 10-hole pickguard for a standard Jazz Bass in white pearl. For players restoring or changing the look of an existing J-Bass body.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Matches the standard Jazz Bass drill pattern. Count the holes on your current guard before ordering.
Detail 02
Cut for two Jazz-style single-coil pickups. Will not fit a body routed for a P-style split pickup.
Detail 03
Pearloid celluloid-look face rather than flat white. Reads warmer and shows less scratching than plain plastic.
Detail 04
Cut to Fender's standard J-Bass outline, not the Squier or American Standard-specific variants with different control plate spacing.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Only if it has the standard 10-hole layout and JJ pickup routing. Squier bodies vary by model and year — count the screw holes and compare the pickup cutouts to yours before ordering.
No. It's the pickguard only. Reuse the screws from the guard you're replacing, or buy pickguard screws separately.
Pearl-faced pickguards in this style are layered plastic. Check the ply count against your existing guard if you want an exact edge match.
No. Take the strings off, unscrew the old guard, lift the pickups clear, and swap. The neck stays bolted on.
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