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Mike wrote:
iblastoff wrote:unless i can find a good price on a used AVRI i think i'm going to get this! swapping that pickguard for tortoise though.
I would go with this also, I do love Tortorise on Vintage White.
+1, if I bought one of these I'd definitely get a tort plate for it. I wonder what pickguard spec it has given that it's more complicated than the blacktops'...
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Mages wrote:
stewart wrote:i can't get the trem lock on my jag to engage, must figure out how the damn thing works...
http://www.webrocker.de/jaguar/cms/2007 ... lo-system/
yeah, i know how it's supposed to work... it's extremely stiff though. i took the tailpiece off and engaged it. didn't realise it completely blocks the downward motion of the trem... and when i was tuning back up i broke the top E string.

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A new german link to the squier j mascis jazzmaster...

»time of delivery: 3-7 days« ?!?!?
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Excite. But I'm hearing more stuff to do with October from Harmony Central. Confusing!
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I honestly can't see a reason not to get one of these.
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stewart wrote:yeah, i know how it's supposed to work... it's extremely stiff though. i took the tailpiece off and engaged it. didn't realise it completely blocks the downward motion of the trem... and when i was tuning back up i broke the top E string.

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Eh? Upward motion of the trem, surely? Also, the button on the tremloc is threaded - have you tried turning it anti-clockwise a tiny bit to loosen it?
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Stewart- there's a 'trem lock for n00bs' video on YouTube, do you want me to find it? :lol:
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I did notice when I saw Stewart playing Mike's Jag at Progfest that he grabs the arm and turns it either clockwise or anti-clockwise in the collet to change the sound, rather than the more traditional "bend it up and down" approach. He looked a little disappointed and confused then, too.
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Hurb wrote:I honestly can't see a reason not to get one of these.

Like when the Baja Tele came out. I forsee a dystopian future where posting privileges are withheld from people who don't own one!
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I know I'm late to the game but holy shit, a squire with the fucking rhythm switching and a fucking trem!!! That's fucking ace!
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okay... delivery time goes »on request« :?
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Fran wrote:Stewart- there's a 'trem lock for n00bs' video on YouTube, do you want me to find it? :lol:
benecol wrote:I did notice when I saw Stewart playing Mike's Jag at Progfest that he grabs the arm and turns it either clockwise or anti-clockwise in the collet to change the sound, rather than the more traditional "bend it up and down" approach. He looked a little disappointed and confused then, too.
F youse. i figured it out, it was just really tight and took a bit of buggering about with the tension screw. and yes, it completely blocks the trem, honest...
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hah yeah, I just linked that page 'cause it's got nifty illustrations of the goings-on under them thar trem plate.
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I'm just psyched Squier is finally putting out a nice jag/jazz shaped guitar with the appropriate features. it sincerely pisses me off that the trem is closer to the bridge, but for the price of $350-$400 USD I can't complain. Now I wont have to buy one of those dumbass blacktop jazzmasters and pretend I'm happy.

anyone guess what kind of tuners will be on these things? im sure its the duo sonic vintage style type..

i see this guitar in my future...

Y'all noticed it has a (tuneomatic) adjust-o-matic bridge right?
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Hurb wrote:I honestly can't see a reason not to get one of these.
+1. Even if I eventually get an actual J. Mascis Signature Jazzmaster, I still plan to get one of these.
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The trem should be moved closer to the bridge on all Jags and Jazzies because the original 50s design is fucking flawed. Fucks sake. If you really need those extra harmonics then play a fucking sitar.
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ekwatts wrote:If you really need those extra harmonics then play a fucking sitar.
NO U
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I did and it sounded shit.
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ekwatts wrote:If you really need those extra harmonics then play a fucking sitar.

My brain immediately cued a tabla loop, tambura buzzings, a big waft of incense, and an image of Raj Watts in a turban pointing an index finger across the Atlantic as soon as I read that.

Couldn't help it, really.
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hotrodperlmutter wrote:
ekwatts wrote:If you really need those extra harmonics then play a fucking sitar.
NO U
i tend to play behind the bridge, ive only played a guitar with the bridge closer once, i dont remember if i liked it or not.. i wasnt playing the way I play these days. I was all

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