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</html><description>You would need to remove the pickguard from the instrument and I would suggest using a longer piece of 1/4&#x2033; Diameter x 1/8th&#x201D; Inside diameter surgical tubing commonly used on vintage pickups and instruments. The tubing can be obtained from many guitar shops that sell vintage guitar parts. It is commonly called Amber Surgical tubing...</description></oembed>
