ok, the wait is over my jagmaster arrived!!!!!

The original shortscale guitars; Mustangs, Duo-Sonics, Musicmasters, Jaguars, Broncos, Jag-stang, Jagmaster, Super-Sonic, Cyclone, and Toronados.

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ok, the wait is over my jagmaster arrived!!!!!

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the lowdown:
it is very good looking
good craftsmanship
neck is good
headstock looks great
lighter than the JM, you can really manhandle it
i am happy with the pickups clean and gained out
i was a little scared at first, the strings were mush, sound was bad----
i immediately threw 11's on her and it tuned right up and she plays great
this guitar is incredible for the price!!!!!
thanks for all the input and advice you guys gave me-------
what a deal
oh and switching to the shortscale is not an issue at all
i have no problem flashing that squier logo
my offset family is growing
I would have given up already if it wasn't for the impending revolution!
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Post by Reece »

finally.

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Post by robert(original) »

this is the shortscale, not offset.
so for future reference refer to your collection as shortscales.
but im glad you dig it, the jagmaster is not a bad guitar at all for the money.
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Post by Ninja Mike 808 »

Very interesting.
Congratulations.
Pics, sounds or bring the shit to my house.
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cant say the boy lacks enthusiasm
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Dude... we need some eye candy here. Post some pics!
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drink it all in boys and girls
sorry pix blow-- it is dark and i dont feel like re taking
keep it real!
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Post by astro »

Tip:
use wire cutters to remove excess string length at the headstock.



Nice guitar, BTW!
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Post by Jagermeister »

tip #2: If you have to be that lazy, you can also coil them up into loops to keep them from poking out your eye :D

Yep, that's a Jagmaster 8)
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Post by Wilbur »

It does indeed look nice. Dear lord, I want one of these now, just to mod the heck out of it...
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Post by Skip »

i always use wire cutters
i was in a hurry i had to leave for a while
will be trimmed in a minute
i still say best guitar for the money-- hands down
jaguar is next on the hit list
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Post by Haze »

OH dang, i love these things more and more, might have to grab me a shortscale before too long
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Post by Baaan012 »

For some odd reason whenever I put new strings on I have the urge to twist them until they break instead of using wire cutters. . . It's unexplainable.
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