New guy - Now with modded Jaguar content!

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

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New guy - Now with modded Jaguar content!

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...mostly. I signed up in 2008 and forget to send the activation email. Well, i'm here now and i guess these are my short scales :D

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My first Jag, 2008 or something MIJ. It's got a Curtis Novak bridge pickup and the stock Japanese neck pickup till i get some moneys and can be arsed to spend it.


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My 2nd Jag, 2004-ish CIJ. Got an american trem and the stay trem arm (same as in the Johnny Marr sig) and a 3 way toggle... gonna be routing her for jazzmaster pickups very soon (when it stops raining...)


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My latest addition, 1999-ish CIJ. American trem and stay trem arm. Gonna be routing her for filtertrons same time as the blue one and sticking a toggle in place of the switches too.


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Finally, my original ss and my first decent guitar. My '69 re-issue. Absolutly love her but she doesn't get played much anymore due to the trem being useless for anything other than divebombs.


...so yeah, hi!
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Post by GreenKnee »

All your guitars are FIT. Filtertrons in a jag will be interesting, I bet it'll sound huge!

Welcome :)
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Welcome aboard - nice Jaguars and impressive procrastination.
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CRAP.

AMAZING STUFF> WE LCOME
dots wrote:fuck that guy in his bunkhole.
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hotrodperlmutter wrote:CRAP.

AMAZING STUFF> WE LCOME
^^ and loving the idea of Jazzmaster pickups going into the Jaguar
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Jazzuars are teh secks!
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montheshakers wrote:loving the idea of Jazzmaster pickups going into the Jaguar
WAT

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
dots wrote:fuck that guy in his bunkhole.
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Post by Jaded »

GreenKnee wrote:All your guitars are FIT. Filtertrons in a jag will be interesting, I bet it'll sound huge!

Welcome :)
Thats the idea, i'm hoping they'll be jangly clean and fat distorted *fingers crossed* mostly came about as i wanted a Duo-Jet.
Got a Pro-Jet and bought some TVJones then sold the Gretsch, bought another Jaguar and remembered i had those pickups.

benecol wrote:Welcome aboard - nice Jaguars and impressive procrastination.
I pride myself on my dedication to procrastination!

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montheshakers wrote:loving the idea of Jazzmaster pickups going into the Jaguar
WAT

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
If it makes it any better, i'm using a Novak JM-90 in the neck? (Until i decide i don't like the P-90 and get a regular JM pickup) :lol:
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Welcome....and nics Jags you got!
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Hi welcome and nice guitars
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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Post by Sparky »

Hey wow, sunburst is suddenly sexy when the tort guard is out of the picture. White > black

All your geets look mighty fine! Welcome to the forum and be sure to keep us posted on your upcoming project(s)!
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you got some great shit going on buddy
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BillClay wrote:you got some great shit going on buddy
No doubt. Welcome!
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welcome. cool guitars!
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Post by littlericky »

All nice. Loving the Daphne blue the most
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Post by monsieurmadame »

Nice guitars!
I love the sunburst / white pg combination. White or mint green looks so much better than tort.
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Post by DGNR8 »

As long as you are using a router and not a chisel. Nice fleet!
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Post by Fran »

Welcome! Nice Jags 8)
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Post by Jaded »

Haha don't worry, no chisel in sight. I borrowed a router and tbh am probably going to get me old man to do that part (wood-work and me aren't the best of friends yet).

And yeah i really like the white/sunburst combo. Originally it was just because i wanted the tort on the burgundy mist :) but it's really grown on me, i guess it's because its not so played out?
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Post by Jaded »

It's taken quite a while but i finally did the Jazzuar! Added a 4-way tele switch and using the rhythm circuit switch for switching the neck in and out of phase.

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Neck pickup is a Curtis Novak JM-90 and the bridge is his regular JM-V. The pickguard isn't perfect around the bridge pickup but it looks alright from a distance.
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