VM Squier Stratjack Jag for mad cheap
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VM Squier Stratjack Jag for mad cheap
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Nick wrote:Some of Shad's favorite Teles are black.
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I bought one of these for $300 when they came out, with no regrets. I had meant to chop it up and make a shortscale Tele-Esquire-Jaguar out of it, but once I got it I loved the pickups, and nothing was wrong with it, so it has remained stock for over three years. If I didn't already have one, I'd buy this in a second. Sustains for days, for some reason.
Japan actually got different colours for this model, IIRC. White and CAR, I think. A white one would be nice.
Japan actually got different colours for this model, IIRC. White and CAR, I think. A white one would be nice.
A Whole Bunch of Guitars. Some with sparkles. Some with Pearl. Some with racing stripes.
I'm totally gonna get a Jazzmaster from this series one day and put a '50s RI maple neck on it for Leo's Workshop vibez.
Aug wrote:which one of you bastards sent me an ebay question asking if you can get teh kurdtz with that 64 mustang?
robertOG wrote:fran & paul are some of the original gangstas of the JS days when you'd have to say "phuck"
Troof spoken.Nick wrote:I kind of do actually but I don't need any more guitars. Don't know how some of you can stand having 30 of these things.
And I'm getting too old to dissect delightful cheapies for adding a heap of parts to the mountain of things waiting to be Frankenstein'd on a rainy day. Heaven bless those who are more creative/constructive than myself, of course.
I reached this conclusion recently after a few resurrected Epis/Gibbo-style kits/partscasters left me up to my nose in buckers, TOMs, nut blanks, ugly tort sheets I don't even like... I haven't really reached a conclusion yet actually, I bought an SG to "get rid of parts", which is arguably a bigger problem. Shopping for a case for it now.ultratwin wrote:And I'm getting too old to dissect delightful cheapies for adding a heap of parts to the mountain of things waiting to be Frankenstein'd on a rainy day.
Aug wrote:which one of you bastards sent me an ebay question asking if you can get teh kurdtz with that 64 mustang?
robertOG wrote:fran & paul are some of the original gangstas of the JS days when you'd have to say "phuck"
I have one:
I love it. It's a great guitar. Well built, and the stock pickups are fantastic. Really the only thing wrong is that Squier made it fugly. Fiesta red is a nice colour, but adding cheap printed tort plus zebra coil pickups turns it into a massive clusterfuck of clashing visual noise. I de-uglified mine by adding a black pickguard, pickup rings, and metal covers over the stock pickups. I think I made it pretty, and these were cheap and easy upgrades to doa. And I like the bridge. It is super adjustable and rock solid. Plus it looks less "Gibsonized" than having a TOM bridge like so many other humbuckered Fenders.
Squier needs to stop using the printed tort. I know that the decent stuff is too expensive for budget guitars, but Squier should just stick to solid colours. Using the crappy printed tort just ends up making an otherwise great guitar look cheap.
I love it. It's a great guitar. Well built, and the stock pickups are fantastic. Really the only thing wrong is that Squier made it fugly. Fiesta red is a nice colour, but adding cheap printed tort plus zebra coil pickups turns it into a massive clusterfuck of clashing visual noise. I de-uglified mine by adding a black pickguard, pickup rings, and metal covers over the stock pickups. I think I made it pretty, and these were cheap and easy upgrades to doa. And I like the bridge. It is super adjustable and rock solid. Plus it looks less "Gibsonized" than having a TOM bridge like so many other humbuckered Fenders.
Squier needs to stop using the printed tort. I know that the decent stuff is too expensive for budget guitars, but Squier should just stick to solid colours. Using the crappy printed tort just ends up making an otherwise great guitar look cheap.
did you make the guard yourself?astro wrote:I have one:
I love it. It's a great guitar. Well built, and the stock pickups are fantastic. Really the only thing wrong is that Squier made it fugly. Fiesta red is a nice colour, but adding cheap printed tort plus zebra coil pickups turns it into a massive clusterfuck of clashing visual noise. I de-uglified mine by adding a black pickguard, pickup rings, and metal covers over the stock pickups. I think I made it pretty, and these were cheap and easy upgrades to doa. And I like the bridge. It is super adjustable and rock solid. Plus it looks less "Gibsonized" than having a TOM bridge like so many other humbuckered Fenders.
Squier needs to stop using the printed tort. I know that the decent stuff is too expensive for budget guitars, but Squier should just stick to solid colours. Using the crappy printed tort just ends up making an otherwise great guitar look cheap.
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