Engelhardt Logo Vinyl Sticker Emblem Pair for Bass Tailpiece

Engelhardt never actually made tailpiece decals or badges, that I'm aware of. There have been some aftermarket ones made available occasionally, but they can be hard to find (we've had them in the past, but we don't have any right now). If you've always wanted to add an Engelhardt logo to your tailpiece, but shuddered at the thought of drilling holes through the ebony to install a metal badge (if you can find one), I have a cheap, reversible alternative for you.

This "in the style of" logo is done in custom-cut gold vinyl, and is easily installed on any tailpiece. It is also easily removed, and won't leave any damaging residue behind, so if you change your mind? No harm, no foul.

And we even give you two options, from a couple different logo treatments that Engelhardt used over the years. There's the classic "Old Style" (sort of a Medieval book hand font) as well as the more modern flowing script style used on later models. You can choose either option for your bass - you get both! Just cut the sheet in two pieces before you install. You can even share the other one with a friend (or a second bass in your collection.)

Custom-cut in gold metallic vinyl, the decals are long-lasting - but can be removed later if you decide to make a change. 

Installation is a snap - locate where you want the decal to be, peel back the application tape so that the decal is on the tape (in reverse) and press it down on the tailpiece. Peel back the application tape and it leaves behind the sticker. Easy-peasy! You don't have to remove the tailpiece or even the strings. 5 minutes, tops! I've even upgraded the application tape to a new clear tape to make it even easier to align. See the video link (click the VIDEO tab) to see just how easy it is.

TAILPIECE(s) NOT INCLUDED, the photos show an example of the emblems installed on a typical bass tailpiece.


INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED! We've written up easy instructions to help you install the badge on your bass' tailpiece. And the video on this page also explains the process.