Proposed NGD Warz - Which one wins?
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Proposed NGD Warz - Which one wins?
It boils down the the following
CIJ Matching headstock Jag (LPB) - Can't pay before I buy, and don't know how thick the neck is
MIJ '65 Mustang - Brand new from a shop. Probably in O/W. Played one and really liked it
MIJ KC Mustang- PLayed a LPB one and REALY liked it, but worried about resale (not planned, but you never know), but more worried about the KC connection, I'm not even a fan really
AVRI JM - Would have to wait for one to turn up, and the most expensive of the bunch, but I have an AVRI strat, and it's a beauty
All started with Mustang gas, but it's blossomed recently
P.S. decided to poll this
CIJ Matching headstock Jag (LPB) - Can't pay before I buy, and don't know how thick the neck is
MIJ '65 Mustang - Brand new from a shop. Probably in O/W. Played one and really liked it
MIJ KC Mustang- PLayed a LPB one and REALY liked it, but worried about resale (not planned, but you never know), but more worried about the KC connection, I'm not even a fan really
AVRI JM - Would have to wait for one to turn up, and the most expensive of the bunch, but I have an AVRI strat, and it's a beauty
All started with Mustang gas, but it's blossomed recently
P.S. decided to poll this
Re: Proposed NGD Warz - Which one wins?
I REALLY liked the KC mustang too. Stock it sounded better than my CIJ Jag. But with upgraded pups and electronics the Jag is now awesome. Anyway I voted the KC Mustang as I wouldn't change a thing about it if I got one.gusman2x wrote:MIJ KC Mustang- PLayed a LPB one and REALY liked it
Re: Proposed NGD Warz - Which one wins?
gusman2x wrote:It boils down the the following
CIJ Matching headstock Jag (LPB) - Can't pay before I buy, and don't know how thick the neck is
MIJ '65 Mustang - Brand new from a shop. Probably in O/W. Played one and really liked it
MIJ KC Mustang- PLayed a LPB one and REALY liked it, but worried about resale (not planned, but you never know), but more worried about the KC connection, I'm not even a fan really
AVRI JM - Would have to wait for one to turn up, and the most expensive of the bunch, but I have an AVRI strat, and it's a beauty
All started with Mustang gas, but it's blossomed recently
P.S. decided to poll this
I voted for a AVRI JM, but may I recommend that you take a look at the Jay Mascis JM. I have one and it's simply amazing and dirt cheap.
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I would say it's between the KC Mustang or the AVRI Jazzmaster.
The KC Mustang is a limited guitar and AVRI Jazzmasters are always available though I would love a Jazzmaster (if I wasn't already building one).
Can't really go wrong either way, but I would go with teh Kurtz in LPB.
The KC Mustang is a limited guitar and AVRI Jazzmasters are always available though I would love a Jazzmaster (if I wasn't already building one).
Can't really go wrong either way, but I would go with teh Kurtz in LPB.
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All great guitars, all in plentiful supply. I would focus on Japanese made guitars. Personally I would go for the Cobain signature over all of them.
considering anything US made as part of these selections is sort of moot. If you are thinking AVRI, thats a whole other discussion with lots of different options.
considering anything US made as part of these selections is sort of moot. If you are thinking AVRI, thats a whole other discussion with lots of different options.
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murdok wrote:also what you should consider re worrying about TEH KURTDZ connection, nobody under 25 will know who KURT is or care, anyone over 25 will say, wow cool guitar man.
The amount of awesomeness fender did by doing these KURDTZ mustangs is off tap. I wish they had done it sooner.
i'm 30 years old, i learnt guitar during the nirvanamania.... but nowdays, the young hipsters like Kurt and the 90's.
Crazy, i'm cool again, or has been...

AVRI jazzy tipping the scales at the moment, but the kc mustang is hot on it's tail.
I have a Squier jmjm, and that's what's turned me onto my recent offset/shortscale kick. I love the jmjm, but the neck is a shade too thick for me, and after a month of playing it, I've developed some pain in my thumb joint. The idea of the AVRI is that the neck would be skinnier, but that doesn't solve the mustang want.
I'm on fish oil now, so hopefully that'll sort my old bones. Looking like the mustang, and If I continue to struggle with the jmjm, then I'll get a new neck
I have a Squier jmjm, and that's what's turned me onto my recent offset/shortscale kick. I love the jmjm, but the neck is a shade too thick for me, and after a month of playing it, I've developed some pain in my thumb joint. The idea of the AVRI is that the neck would be skinnier, but that doesn't solve the mustang want.
I'm on fish oil now, so hopefully that'll sort my old bones. Looking like the mustang, and If I continue to struggle with the jmjm, then I'll get a new neck
uh yeah, if you were 18 in 1992 you would be almost 40 today. not to mention, they were a hugely popular band that everyone has heard of.Johnny Noir wrote:i'm 30 years old, i learnt guitar during the nirvanamania.... but nowdays, the young hipsters like Kurt and the 90's.murdok wrote:also what you should consider re worrying about TEH KURTDZ connection, nobody under 25 will know who KURT is or care, anyone over 25 will say, wow cool guitar man.
Crazy, i'm cool again, or has been...
cogito ergo sum...thing or other...
I'm sorry to hear that you're having problems with the Squier jm jm. What about waiting until June for the Squier Mustang,Jazzmaster, or Jaguar?gusman2x wrote:AVRI jazzy tipping the scales at the moment, but the kc mustang is hot on it's tail.
I have a Squier jmjm, and that's what's turned me onto my recent offset/shortscale kick. I love the jmjm, but the neck is a shade too thick for me, and after a month of playing it, I've developed some pain in my thumb joint. The idea of the AVRI is that the neck would be skinnier, but that doesn't solve the mustang want.
I'm on fish oil now, so hopefully that'll sort my old bones. Looking like the mustang, and If I continue to struggle with the jmjm, then I'll get a new neck
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"Born to Lose. Live to Win." Lemmy Kilmister
"I'm like the monkey screwing the skunk. I haven't had enough, but I've about had all that I can stand!"
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I voted for the KC Mustang. I really want one because it's one of the few guitars that I would not mod the second I bought it. It might be cheaper to get a used Mustang and put the Seymour humbucker in it but I'd feel so bad cutting the insides up.
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i started love nirvana at 11 and learn guitar at 12 after he died. start young.... i'm speaking about the 18 25 years old people now days.Mages wrote:uh yeah, if you were 18 in 1992 you would be almost 40 today. not to mention, they were a hugely popular band that everyone has heard of.Johnny Noir wrote:i'm 30 years old, i learnt guitar during the nirvanamania.... but nowdays, the young hipsters like Kurt and the 90's.murdok wrote:also what you should consider re worrying about TEH KURTDZ connection, nobody under 25 will know who KURT is or care, anyone over 25 will say, wow cool guitar man.
Crazy, i'm cool again, or has been...
