I really like it. It is very LOUD ( like gives my Flying V a run for it's money loud), simple, and the neck is amazing. It's not as sharp as a jazzmaster or jaguar - definitely a unique sound.

serfx wrote: how do you like the lee ranaldo jazzmaster? i've been looking at one as of late

This is my short scale Kramer 650B Aluminum back. The sustain is beyond epic thanks to the neck - and with a maple / walnut body - it's a daunting beast to play at 22lbs but worth it.


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I'm relatively new to this board - but wanted to post a shot of my offsets - 2x 1974 Epiphone ET-270s and a MIM Fender Jaguar with Seymour Duncan Antiquity 2 pick-ups and vintange electronics with a pair of there offset cousins - my Jazzmaster and my Lee Ranaldo Jazzmaster (both on the far left). Th...

I started playing bass with a P-bass, then I switched to a J-bass for the finer control and, for me, the much better hand feel once I got decent and realized the P-bass was getting in the way sometimes. I used my P-bass as my backup, but everytime I used it, it felt, I guess Clunky compared the j-ba...

I'm extremely interested how this turns out. Especially what and how you do in regards to the paint / finish, as well as dealing with trim / pick guard issues. I say this because on the way home from the butcher, I ended up buying a '72 Epiphone ET-270 that is going to need some restoration. I saw i...