Detail 01
SS pickup configuration
Cut for a standard Tele bridge and neck single-coil. A humbucker or a P-90 will not drop into these openings.

Independent shopping perspective
Replacement Telecaster pickguard in white pearl, drilled for a standard SS Tele. A cosmetic swap or a fix for a cracked or yellowed guard.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
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
Cut for a standard Tele bridge and neck single-coil. A humbucker or a P-90 will not drop into these openings.
Detail 02
Follows the standard Tele outline and control-plate cutaway. It won't fit a Strat, an Esquire variant or an offset.
Detail 03
A pearloid pattern, not flat white. It shifts under stage lighting rather than sitting matte.
Detail 04
The plate alone. Pickups, switch, pots and knobs all move over from your existing guitar.
Detail 05
Neutral against sunburst, butterscotch or a solid color. The classic Tele look.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It's cut for a standard SS Telecaster. Lay your old guard on top and check the outline, pickup cutouts and screw holes before drilling anything.
Tele guards vary by era and model, so compare against your existing guard before you buy rather than assuming a match.
No. On a standard Tele the electronics live on the control plate and the neck pickup mounts to the guard, so it's a screw-out, screw-in swap.
No. Pearl is a pearloid pattern with visible swirl and shimmer. Plain white is flat and uniform.
Reference
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