I has a Jaguar (photos & mod details added)

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

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Post by Justin J »

i've only really found it useful for classical stuff and for burying under fuzz pedals.
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Mike wrote:The only thing that I don't like is the rhythm circuit which is really dark, I'm going to fix that though.
I like keeping that in reserve for fuzz - lots of fuzzes (octave fuzz especially) like a dark, tone-rolled-off signal - dead handy I reckon.

As I type this I've remembered you're not a fan of fuzz.
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ironic as he makes so many awesome fuzz pedals

cheers on the purchase Mike, must be a bummer to sell that beautiful mustang, but i would rather have the duo > the stang seeing as how much work you put into it
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Post by robert(original) »

am i the only one that loves the rythm circut?
i used to switch with avri jag all the time, hell i even wrote a song based on using the rythm circut for the verse and the normal circut with both pups on for the chorus.
oh well.
i don;t even have a jag anymore so i can't say much.
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Post by Chicago Mike »

Nice pickup Mike!

I love the CP Series necks too...really comfortable to play.
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Post by othomas2 »

Nice Jag mike... we have one in our work place exactly the same. I'm beginning to take a liking to the flat radius neck.

I think because of that and the tuno it has a Gibson-like feel... but certainly as players guitar I think it's a good call. No duff notes when bending !! :lol: Pleased you like it and the burst looks lush on yours !!

Quite tempted by the black & tort jazzy we have in too... I'm not sure aesthetically I'm totally happy with the plate being pushed in towards the bridge... but the more I see it and play it the less it bothers me. So maybe... just maybe it may happen.

We have the jazzy (same for jag?) at £599... which is pricey... although I could get some discount on that.

I'm just pleased Fender are thinking about other models other than the strat & tele.

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Post by aphasiac »

Mike, have to say that looks and sounds excellent - nice purchase and demo!

Only problems I had with my CIJ jag were the crappy pickups and the high radius fretboard; with both of those things sorted this is definitely a killa guitar.
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Post by finboy »

congrats mike, shame about the lack of b&b but it still sounds good.
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Post by Skip »

nice one bro
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Post by Mike »

I took a bunch of pictures today:
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Post by Reece »

I really do love jaguars, tis a beauty.
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Post by vivadeluxxe »

Very noice...
You should bring it up to manchester with you :)
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Post by Sublimedo »

HOW DID I MISS THIS THREAD?

I understand the whole not getting a vintage deal, and this a great conclusion. I like burst on the jag shape. Always works well with the chrome. How do you feel about the adjustomatic bridge?

Congratulations dude!
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Post by ultratwin »

I must say she's quite a beau, and a slick addition to the family! The kurdtzle circle is now complete.

Like Fredo, I'm very curious as to how you feel about the ajustormatick T-H-O-M bridge. :idea:
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OUCH MY BONAR
High quality, low popularity Ecstatic Fury
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Post by BobArsecake »

I love the logo on the MIMs, same as the AV.
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Post by Mike »

The Adjustomatic or FenderTOM is really nice, I like it. I think for someone like me who is quite heavy handed on the strumming hand that it's a massive improvement - it does still buzz on large smacks, it's the intonation screws in their bushings that are vibrating when that happens, but it's not audible through an amp and doesn't bother me a jot. I think the higher break angle and the bridge make this a much more suitable Jaguar for my needs.
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Post by robert(original) »

proof that sunburst does not photo well.
the tort looks pretty nice on it, altho some pics show it dark and some show it being more bright.
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Post by Justin J »

yeah, that tort actually looks pretty good.
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Post by dots »

<3 jags!


congrats, mike. . . you are now in the club!