NGD Daphne Blue Jaguar

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NGD Daphne Blue Jaguar

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I won an eBay auction earlier this week. It is scheduled to arrive Saturday. Pretty stoked. Seller put a Mustang bridge on it. It had sold once and was returned because of what was later discovered to be a loose wire causing the bridge pickup not to work. Seller had a Seymour Duncan Antiquity bridge pickup installed in its place but is including the stock bridge pickup as well as the stock bridge.

I am not finding a lot of info on Japanese Jaguar colors. I have seen that Sonic Blue and Sonic Blue with a matching headstock has been done before there. Not much mention of a Daphne Blue one. He says when he ordered it from Japan it was listed as a custom color, but I am always skeptical about it. I suppose it could be Sonic Blue and misslabled as Daphne? It doesn't have a matching headstock.

Here are listing pictures. Looks like Daphne Blue to me. Too dark for Sonic Blue IMHO.
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Oh and yes I know already that I have a Jaguar problem. (The problem being people think I have too many Jaguars and I think I don't have enough.)
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damn son, that is a tight looking guitar.
i expect you'll get along with it quite well
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I love me a good Jag.
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You do love Jags, but why do I think that your VM Jag is now about to go? :lol:
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Looks like it has US knobs on it too, maybe it has CTSs. Could just be the knobs though, CTS shafts would require an American/drilled Japanese control plate.
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Gorgeous! Nice that some tasteful mods were done ahead of time :)
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Very nice! Congrats! 8)
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Thanks! I agree it is always nice when mods people normally do are done ahead of time. :D
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Post by weeping_moon »

Great. But do you have the time to play all these guitars?

20 or 25 guitars? Or even more?

Anyway that jaguar is daphne blue!
Really nice looking guitar.

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Great. But do you have the time to play all these guitars?

20 or 25 guitars? Or even more?

Anyway that jaguar is daphne blue!
Really nice looking guitar.

Congrats!
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I have them in rotation to make sure each gets a turn. :) As cheesy as it sounds, having a bunch of Jaguars isn't odd to me because I feel like playing different ones at different times or when I want to play certain music. Sometimes I feel like playing sunburst, sometimes fiesta red. It is sort of like clothing where some days I feel like certain colors and other times not. I match them to my mood and music at the time. I still need a black Jaguar now that I think about it. I also don't have a green one at the moment other than my VM Squier that is Surf Green. I suppose there are just too many colors to really have them all realistically, but I do have my favorite colors.

Oh and I am fairly positive I have more than twenty five. Aside from my three wall mounted rows in my guitar room, I have around five or six vintage ones in cases under the wall racks and a seven guitar floor rack and a two guitar stand.

While I can only play one at a time, the one I want to play isn't normally the same each day. :)
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sunshiner wrote:You do love Jags, but why do I think that your VM Jag is now about to go? :lol:
Nope, I really like that one. I might do some part changing though. (Tremolo, Bridge, Electronics, etc.) The body and neck are great. Technically the other parts are too, but I baby it worrying about the parts that could be less durable when I shouldn't. Totally a psychological thing I am sure. They are excellent guitars really.
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HNB wrote:Technically the other parts are too, but I baby it worrying about the parts that could be less durable when I shouldn't. Totally a psychological thing I am sure. They are excellent guitars really.
So, I think then you should play shit out of it. Guitar will be grateful to you
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Totally! :D
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Reminds me of this.

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Nice pearl guard. :)
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HNB wrote:Totally! :D
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Looks awesome! One of my Jaguars is that same colour (albeit with a matching headstock), it was an identical colour to my 69-reissue Mustang which Fender Japan called sonic blue. I'd agree it is definitely closer to the 60's daphne blue though.

The non-matching headstock is great too! I've thought about buying a different neck to stick on mine many time just to get that look.
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