MIM Jazzmaster. It's here.
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I know they are different. I've compaired them, template to template. There are overall differences in the shape a bit, but I didn't notice anything different in the horn. But then again, I'm not a Jazzy/Jag guy. I'm a swinger kinda guy.bubbles_horwitz wrote:i'm surprised you didn't know that, dave. the bodies are very different.dodgedartdave wrote:Jag and Jazzy's upper horns are different? Or are you just talking about the plate on a Jag?
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oh shit. i just meant the HH and the single coil Jags. i should've clarified.mage wrote:well, the jazzmaster and jaguar are faithful in that they have the difference in the upper horn. so their routing is probably specific as well.MutantParty wrote:i wonder if they're all routed for humbuckers. i bet they are, variety isn't cost effective.
I think people would be happier if it was just some other lesser known company were producing these in a factory in Indonesia or China because that sort of thing happens all the time. I love these MIMs. I'm tempted to sell something off to reason a go at a HH Jag.jcyphe wrote:The thread about these on the Offset forum is HILARIOUS.
Never have I seen so much grown man crying, about absolutely NOTHING. These things haven't even come out. That being said the cooler members, who I always thought were cool, if they dig the new line or not weren't all whiney about it. There are some others there acting like their whole world got crushed.
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everyone's clamoring for the blonde, gold-guarded ones. i'm hoping there'll be no rush for the blue ones and i'll have time to save up and buy one.Richard wrote:I know the Thin Skin Jags and Jazz's are going to be available in LPB with matching headstock this year. Are you talking about these or something else?robroe wrote:i heard a hot rumor from a reliable source of mine that the jazz is going to come in a limeted run of lpb
of course, now that i've posted this, everyone's gonna go buy one just to spite me.
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Yeah, I posted about that earlier in this thread. Those twats are crying baby tears over a cool new move by Fender. Wankers.jcyphe wrote:The thread about these on the Offset forum is HILARIOUS.
Never have I seen so much grown man crying, about absolutely NOTHING. These things haven't even come out. That being said the cooler members, who I always thought were cool, if they dig the new line or not weren't all whiney about it. There are some others there acting like their whole world got crushed.
The worst posts are the ones annoyed that they think it will make the designs more popular so they won't be all unique and exclusive in their gay little club. Pathetic, a feeling of exclusivity from the masses is no reason to play a guitar.
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Let's work out how much it will probably cost for a Jazzmaster in the UK (for Doog's sake).
If we take a current MIM Classic Player series guitar sold in the US and the UK, the '72 Telecaster Deluxe Reissue, it retails for $699.99 from Musicians Friend in it's cheapest colour (black).
Using xe.com $699.99 = £355.54
The Deluxe can be got in England for £478, so we're getting a 34% Markup on the exact conversion which I presume is justified by shipping and custom's charges.
So if we take Doog's favoured black Jazzmaster as an example - it will retail for $799.99 from Musicians Friend.
Using xe.com $799.99 = £406.35
Add the 34% markup and we get a final sale price of around £544.
If we take a current MIM Classic Player series guitar sold in the US and the UK, the '72 Telecaster Deluxe Reissue, it retails for $699.99 from Musicians Friend in it's cheapest colour (black).
Using xe.com $699.99 = £355.54
The Deluxe can be got in England for £478, so we're getting a 34% Markup on the exact conversion which I presume is justified by shipping and custom's charges.
So if we take Doog's favoured black Jazzmaster as an example - it will retail for $799.99 from Musicians Friend.
Using xe.com $799.99 = £406.35
Add the 34% markup and we get a final sale price of around £544.