is that a new jaguar, squire?

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This thread isn't exactly helping me resist the temptation to buy one.

In sunburst please.
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for the most part, I'm not a fan of sunburst on jag, but when I see a picture of Bob Dylan with a sunburst Jag (and black pguard, and mustang bridge), I start wanting one.
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Dark tort in them days - but black on burst is a winner, that's the reason I will be changing strings on my new JM, to swap it to a black pg.
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god damn it now I need to choose between getting a sonic blue or sunburst (with a black pickguard) Jazzmaster.
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That, my friend, is the last JM ever made at Fullerton from the original run of the model - 1982.
http://los-angeles-guitar-shop.com/1982-fender-jazzmaster/
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MatthewK wrote:That, my friend, is the last JM ever made at Fullerton from the original run of the model - 1982.
http://los-angeles-guitar-shop.com/1982-fender-jazzmaster/
Beautiful, but heavvvvvvy!

Shame it hasn't been played. I love the bursts on just about all late 70s early 80s fenders.
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Post by stewart »

the tort's actually not bad on these. nowhere near as horrid as the stuff on the classic vibe basses. i expected to have to swap it out for an AVRI guard but it's fine.
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MatthewK wrote:That, my friend, is the last JM ever made at Fullerton from the original run of the model - 1982.
http://los-angeles-guitar-shop.com/1982-fender-jazzmaster/

Lovely in appearance, but CBS era crap none the less. The new Squiers are probably much better made higher quality instruments.
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Dunno, I bet the trem etc are better on CBS Fenders. The other pics on that site show pretty nice fit and finish, I think they took some care with that one. I love my 78 Musicmaster which ought to be crap, but isn't.
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MatthewK wrote:Dunno, I bet the trem etc are better on CBS Fenders. The other pics on that site show pretty nice fit and finish, I think they took some care with that one. I love my 78 Musicmaster which ought to be crap, but isn't.
You're right the trems would be better with the locking button.
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