95 pilot 5 truss rod cover plate.
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Cover for what type of guitar?
The Guilds of Grot
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1995 Guild 5 -String Pilot Bass. (You have to be able to read between the lines!)
I'd start with a google images search for a Pilot 5 bass and go from there
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Here's one from https://reverb.com/item/547248-guild-pilot-5-stringed-bass-guitar-used
It looks like what I would expect but I have no idea what changed year to year.
It looks like what I would expect but I have no idea what changed year to year.
SFIV1967
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That's a 3 screw one. I only guess the one the OP is looking for is the 2 screw one, but if the below is the right shape I can't tell...
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fronobulax
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It hadn't occurred to me that there was a TRC that was two screws at the nut and no third screw but it looks like there was such a TRC.
The Guilds of Grot
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This is what most of mine look like, but those are the four strings.
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I leave mine off all my basses because I have to make truss rod adjustments a lot. I set it then a few months later I can feel the action getting higher. Sure enough, the neck pulled into more of a bow, gotta get it back to spec. I don't think I've ever had a neck stay put for years at a time.
The Guilds of Grot
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Hmmm, I have set mine maybe once and never touched them again.
Of course, I absolutly abhore "fret clack" so I play with my action a little on the high side.