that blog is good: http://musicwrench.blogspot.fr/2009/10/fender-mustang-dynamic-vibrato-setup.html for me; i equilibrate the cigar tube, most people tighten it too much. verify your neck nut holes, it must allow the strings to move, sometimes with big gauge stringes the holes can be too small. use...

that blog is good: http://musicwrench.blogspot.fr/2009/10/fender-mustang-dynamic-vibrato-setup.html for me; i equilibrate the cigar tube, most people tighten it too much. verify your neck nut holes, it must allow the strings to move, sometimes with big gauge stringes the holes can be too small. use ...

mine is absolutely lovely: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwr4Odh6Omg i think most of you here knows how it's a mustang well set up. i see a lot on the internet who lock the trem, add hotrails, etc... and play nirvana songs... for me it's not a mustang anymore. That trem is awesome and very differen...

for the people who follow That Green, i made a new project, more instrumental, less song, with some surf dream pop indie noise rock you can listen an EP here: http://sebastienduhamel.bandcamp.com/releases the jazzmaster on picture is an otm avri62 i also have a youtube channel (i need to make a vide...

thank you; very nice

2 new songs uploaded:
http://soundcloud.com/that-green/memories

lol
but it's so sad here

new LoFi song with my daphne blue mustang, and it's called Bleu De Daphné
http://soundcloud.com/that-green/bleu-de-daphne

i found this guy in ebay france: http://www.ebay.fr/itm/111465080154?_tr ... EBIDX%3AIT
mustang bridge with 9.5 radius
it fits perfect on my VM jazzmaster

second video with more overdrive:

i made a quick video:

pearl !

new song, sorry shortscalers, that's very jazzmasterish

http://soundcloud.com/that-green/vert-ecume-de-mer

there are some black tape on all the holes.
it was an esthetic choice between that and a pickguard which covered the metal plates; the pickguard would be too present in my opinion.

It looks really good, like custom shop or something. I'd be tempted to do something with the switches and knobs. Fuzz circuit? oh thanks it might be an idea. maybe keep, like a classic jaguar, the rythm circuit and the low cut switch. but i prefer to do sound variations with my playing, how & w...

It looks really good, like custom shop or something. I'd be tempted to do something with the switches and knobs. Fuzz circuit? oh thanks it might be an idea. maybe keep, like a classic jaguar, the rythm circuit and the low cut switch. but i prefer to do sound variations with my playing, how & w...

Fakir Mustache wrote:Those Goths sure knew how to make electric guitars back in 169. Much better than cheap Roman crap.

http://www.facebook.com/Retro169?fref=ts

SherwoodJim wrote:Looks great. That's a lot of switches for one pickup!

there are no switches; i though about a custom pickguard wich covered the jaguar plates but i like how it looks.

I made a jaguar with the features and the style of a musicmaster. Specs: Retro 169 body (greened sonic blue); 74 bronco neck; avri 65 neck pickup; custom aged pearl pickguard;mustang bridge ; CTS 500k pots and cloth wiring. It sounds very nice, lot of sustain for a jag. The neck was refretted, it is...