NGD Jaguar 90

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NGD Jaguar 90

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I got this from that sweet Musician's Friend sale for like $279. It is a great guitar. Tuners are smooth. It is light weight and sounds great. The pots move smooth and the action is nice and low with no buzz. The neck is comfy and overall I am really impressed with it. My only P 90 guitar.

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It hangs well with my other Jaguars and holds its own for sure.
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dat price ridiculous. I LIKE IT THO
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Did I miss the memo on that rad white on white Cyclone II looking thing?
What's the story there?
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I've been fairly tempted by these... in concept at least. My local shop almost never gets interesting instruments in, so I've never actually seen one :P
How are the P90s in these?
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laterallateral wrote:Did I miss the memo on that rad white on white Cyclone II looking thing?
What's the story there?
It is one I did custom. I bought it here, stripped it and painted it white and such. Had a custom guard made for it and three custom strat pickups. The bottom two are wired as a humbucker so it still functions pretty much the same. One of my favorite custom jobs. :)

For the p90s in this, they are really nice. All three positions have a good sound. Not noises and have a bit of bite to them. Bridge sounds very old school like the song "House of the Rising Sun."
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Better shot for ya. :)

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I want that Jag at that price.
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I'm really impressed by your guitars! :shock: do you have the time to play them all? or are they just hanging around the whole day?
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What is the weight like on that Jaguar?
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jagsonic wrote:I'm really impressed by your guitars! :shock: do you have the time to play them all? or are they just hanging around the whole day?
I try to rotate as much as possible so they get attention once a week at least. :) They are babied, so they aren't starving for attention. :)
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taylornutt wrote:What is the weight like on that Jaguar?
It is actually lighter than my other Jaguars which is really odd, but nice. Even my VM Jaguar that is basswood is heavier than this one.
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Post by HNB »

Decided to match the headstock. :)

Got the headstock prepped (along with a Squier IV one I am painting for a forum mate) and taped it off.

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Color coats aren't done. I want to do one or two more. (I have done three so far.) It is looking nice though!

This was the first coat. (You can still see the Fender logo through it.)

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After a couple more coats.

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Love them CAR sparklies!

By chance have you taken a glance under the pickguard for routing details? Curious if they have mildly swimming pool'd things out enough for Jazzo pickups or anything of the sort...
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Post by luciguci »

I always wanted one of these, they look just like a P-90 Jag that Kim Gordon uses on a few songs.

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Nice!

I haven't checked under the hood yet. I suppose now is an easy enough time to do that.
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i think theyv got the minimal route you could have.

i did a setup on my mates BT Jag, n put the strings under the tailpiece (threaded from in front), n got quite a bit more sustain n density out of it. worth a go.
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I would guess that is true. If they did routing by hand, I could see swimming pool being there, but with cnc programs, I am guessing it is just what has to be there like the other Blacktops.
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Post by Dillon »

Nice buy! I didn't know they made P90 jags without the stupid strat jack. Needs moar Bigsby though. Or one of those GFS X-trem things.
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Took the tape off up to the nut so when I clear coat it will help transition where the red line is.

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With clear.

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Looking good!

Gut shot. It is shielded and looks surprisingly good. Better than I expected honestly. Just what is needed under there though.

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I am thinking this for the headstock. The stock one is so boring, but I also wanted to do something different than a regular Jag logo as well since there is a lot about this guitar that is not Jaguar like. This is what I came up with. I like the Jazzy swirls and since it doesn't have a tremolo, I put in one of my favorite Anime quotes.

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