Spotlight: Phil Lynott’s badass Mirror Scratchplate

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A quick celebration of a particular pickguard that Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzy favoured…

 

Thin Lizzy P bass Pickguard

…the acrylic mirror pickguard!

 

Most famous for using his trust Fender Precision Bass, Phil also sported an Aria Pro II TSB, a Rickenbacker 4003 and an Ibanez Blazer amongst other but with the mirror guard where possible!

There’s a brilliant trick I’ve seen used while playing Jailbreak where Phil Lynott uses a spotlight to reflect the beam into the crowd using his bass! The P Bass in particular is very iconic, so much so that Fender Custom shop have released a short run of Phil’s P Bass retailing £10,000… ouch!

phil lynott mirror scratchplate

phil lynott custom pickguard

phil lynott presicion bass

Thin Lizzy Phil Lynott PickguardThin Lizzy P Bass Mirror scratch plate

 

 

 

 

 

If you’re looking to tip your hat to Phil and have a pickguard made for your bass, we make them to fit any guitar – bespoke

 

 

click here button To get started get a price for your Mirror Pickguard

 

Live and dangerous album cover
The famous Live and dangerous album cover showing phils Mirror pickguard… and his crotch

 

 

Annual leave July 10th-24th

We’re open as normal but our website has S**t itself

This means we cannot properly show off and inform you of our custom pickguards, wiring and pedals online!

To order or enquire please give us a bell on:

07522 500673

or email us at tinytoneuk@gmail.com

And we’ll gladly meet you there

Jack and Steve Tiny Tone
Steve & Jack at Tiny Tone

Closed for a week or so!

Normal work will resume on the 18th Sep once Jack and Steve are back from holidays,

Please feel free to place new orders we’ll catch up and chat to you then

Existing orders, some are still on their way to you – thanks for your patience! Hang tight, we’ll get your goodies to you

Jack and Steve

 

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