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Post by robert(original) »

i can't find my master temp with the depths for a jazzy,
so i need to know all the routing depths, i want to say its around 32 mms for all except for the pups, but im not 100 certain and i need to be.
and also i need someone with a cp jaguar or jazzy to measure the distance from the trem plate to the bridge.
thank you and good day!
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is the distance between trem and bridge the same on the cp jag and jazzy? because they're not on the standard guitars. the jag trem is like a 1/4" closer.
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Post by robert(original) »

im almost 100% sure that the distance from the trem to the bridge is the same on the vintage stuff, as odd as that sounds, but i rememeber somewhere hearing that and being like, "well, i guess that makes sense"
either way, i just wanna know how much closer it is.
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will measue cp jm soon
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Post by Bacchus »

Would the bridge not have to be in a different place given that the body is the same shape and the necks are different lengths? Would it be that the trem route is in the same place but the bridge isn't?
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Post by robert(original) »

actually the jm body and jag body are different shapes, it doesn't look like it from a first look but you reall compare the two then you can see the difference, especially if you have templates.
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Post by Bacchus »

I suppose this is why I should stay out of threads that are about guitars I've never owned?

I'm going to play my first Jazzmaster this week. There's a guitar shop here that has a CP Jazzy for far, far too much, and a Squier fretless that I love for a reasonable amount. Really interested in both.
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Post by robert(original) »

they only reason i ever knew about it was becuz jcyphe schooled a noob one time, and then once i had templates of both i realized that he was correct and the noob was just blowing smoke, as usual.
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Post by Bacchus »

It seems odd to me that Fender would machine entirely new body shapes rather than just change the routing on existing ones.

I suspect that I don't understand the realities of guitar manufacturing at that time.
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Post by Mages »

maybe you are right, now I can't remember if it was a small difference between the trem and bridge or just between the trem and the bottom of the guitar (which it definitely has since the bridge is moved up slightly). I wish I could find this picture on offset where someone overlayed drawings of the bodies and you can see the minor differences.
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Post by Mike »

The Jag and Jazzy are very different body shapes. The Jazzy is much bigger and chunkier, the Jag is way sleeker.
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Are you making Robert?
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Post by robert(original) »

im making the last jazzy body of my life for a very special person.
and i can't seem to remember/find my old master template with the measurements nor the sheet that had all of my measurements.
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rob, you're my fucking hero man, keep up the awesome work
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Post by holyCATS1415 »

Mike wrote:The Jag and Jazzy are very different body shapes. The Jazzy is much bigger and chunkier, the Jag is way sleeker.
exactly,
you can really see the difference in the upper horn.
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Post by robert(original) »

ssssoooo..... anyone ever see this thread that may be able to help me out here?
i really need to know the pup depth, everything else can be deep as all balls.
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Post by Haze »

Would the chambered body I have do? I'll measure that later tonight before I pack it up
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Post by robert(original) »

no, im pretty sure that the pup routes are too deep in that body.
that was one of the things i was going to address.
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Post by sewkid »

this will show the difference between a Jazz/Jag

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Post by matthoj »

sewkid wrote:this will show the difference between a Jazz/Jag

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