New Fender Modern Player Series?!?
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- Fran
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The knob location is more Strat-like on that Jag for teh volume swells, which is something that always irritated me about Strats. I tend to catch the volume knob when i strum, much prefer them out of the way like on original Jags, Stangs and Teles.
In my opinion the Toronado is a more pleasing design than these Jaguars, they seem to have a pointless mass of wood with minimal hardware, yet the Toronado is more in proportion...

In my opinion the Toronado is a more pleasing design than these Jaguars, they seem to have a pointless mass of wood with minimal hardware, yet the Toronado is more in proportion...

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Maybe they should just re-release the Toronado as a 24" scale instrument. That's all this really is except with a Jaguar shape and no ugly strat jack.DanHeron wrote:wow the jaguar looks a lot better in this colour:

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lots of interesting guitars in this range and those prices great if the UK ones are close to those euro ones. Fair play to Fender for mixing it up after having 70 plus variations of the strat
plopswagon wrote:I like teles and strats because they're made out of guitar.
robroe wrote:I dont need a capo. I have the other chords in my tonefingers
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I like the look of this too. I don't normally like the regular telecaster basses with just the neck humbucker pickup, cause they always sound too muddy to me. I figure that a bridge humbucker should balance that out. I'm interested to try one of these out.serfx wrote:othomas2 wrote:Personally this is my favourite from the bunch
i just like those pickups..
and they look like they might Drop into a gibson EB/SG bass really nicely
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Apparently the only thing worse then Fender resting on their laurels is when they attempt something new.
Haters gonna hate.
Haters gonna hate.
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brainfur wrote:I'm having difficulty reconciling my desire to smash the state & kill all white people with my desire for a new telecaster
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There's only so many way to cut a piece of wood and attach magnetic pickups to it. I think that Marauder is WAY out there for Fender. New body style and a triple stacked bucker?
Guitarists are actually a pretty conservative bunch, there's only so much change we can tolerate at once and I think Fender nailed it. It's not like anybody here is going to be rocking some mathematically designed headstockless carbon fiber jobber any time soon.
Guitarists are actually a pretty conservative bunch, there's only so much change we can tolerate at once and I think Fender nailed it. It's not like anybody here is going to be rocking some mathematically designed headstockless carbon fiber jobber any time soon.
dots wrote:society is crumbling because of asshoels like ends
brainfur wrote:I'm having difficulty reconciling my desire to smash the state & kill all white people with my desire for a new telecaster