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Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 7:13 pm
by robroe
real jaguars and jazzmasters have tinted necks. why shouldn't these ?

Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 7:22 pm
by SKC Willie
robroe wrote:real jaguars and jazzmasters have tinted necks. why shouldn't these ?

Because they're not REAL!


I don't know. I think they're awesome.

Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 7:23 pm
by robroe
i know that they are going to have 9.5 necks and im going to say fuck it and not even pay attention to them, just like the black top and HH guitars before them anyways.


the guitar fetish one can have any fucking radius you want because you are going to replace the one thats on it before you ever sit down to play it

Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 9:19 pm
by stewart
what's the big rammy about tinted necks? did one person say "i don't like tinted maple" and suddenly we're all being accused of hating it?

Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 9:20 pm
by Boab
Really dunno what to make of these. The Jaguar isn't really particularly different to the Jagmaster, but is a very sexy colour.

The Jazz seems cool, is also a decent colour and the neck looks sexy. Why someone wouldn't want the tint I can't understand.

Input Jack looks stupid, but isn't that important at all.

All in all, we were foolish to really expect models like their Fender counterparts, with the main reason being that it would eat into the sales of those. I'd love the traditional floating bridges, but it was unlikely to happen really. At least these are new models, and not just more Strat/Tele variations. Squier is great in this respect at the moment, and we need to be glad for the cool gear they're currently making.

Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 10:07 pm
by taylornutt
hotrodperlmutter wrote:WADUP

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You should send this to Squier. They should hire you and let you design the guitars. Those are hot!

I don't care if the jack was on the prototype, there is a reason it never made it to production.

I vote for the hot rod editions!

Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 10:33 pm
by Billy3000
stewart wrote:what's the big rammy about tinted necks? did one person say "i don't like tinted maple" and suddenly we're all being accused of hating it?
Somebody wrote somewhere in this thread a comment along the lines of "they gave the jazzmaster neck a jersey shore tan?!? rabble. rabble rabble!"

that prompted my post asking why people were bitching about the tinted neck.

The bottom line here is, these guitars are fucking cool. I love them. I don't particularly love the strat jack, but it's definitely something that I could get over for a guitar this cool. That jazzmaster is definitely on my list of guitars that I want now!

Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 11:04 pm
by wadeaminute
Strat jack plate is the only downside for me. If I would have been asked what I would like to see from Squier for 2011, it would have been a 24" scale Fiesta Red hardtail guitar. So, win for me.
I'd order one today.
Put a tele bridge plate on it, BG1400 PU, set it up as an Esquire, make a new pickguard for it with no neck pickup and no three-way switch. Put the jack plate on the side or in the pickguard and slap a sticker over the Strat jack plate hole. Done.
Prediction on other colours? I'm hoping Daphne Blue Jaguar, too.

Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 11:05 pm
by wadeaminute
Blue Cool wrote:No more than $300 - $350 is my guess.
Sorry, my friend, but this doesn't quite make sense!

Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 11:07 pm
by SeismicProfile
wadeaminute wrote:
Blue Cool wrote:No more than $300 - $350 is my guess.
Sorry, my friend, but this doesn't quite make sense!
That's how much he thinks the Squier offsets will cost.

Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 11:10 pm
by Fran
Mezz. Delete this shit.

Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 11:19 pm
by wadeaminute
SeismicProfile wrote:
wadeaminute wrote:
Blue Cool wrote:No more than $300 - $350 is my guess.
Sorry, my friend, but this doesn't quite make sense!
That's how much he thinks the Squier offsets will cost.

He believes that the guitars will not cost more than $300.
He then offers his guess at $350 (which is more than $300).
It's just a funny, silly, oops of a mistake.

Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 11:23 pm
by SeismicProfile
wadeaminute wrote:
SeismicProfile wrote:
wadeaminute wrote: Sorry, my friend, but this doesn't quite make sense!
That's how much he thinks the Squier offsets will cost.

He believes that the guitars will not cost more than $300.
He then offers his guess at $350 (which is more than $300).
It's just a funny, silly, oops of a mistake.
Oh I though he was stating a range in which he thinks the guitars will cost. So anywhere from $300 to $350. Correct me if I am wrong.

Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 11:28 pm
by Blue Cool
SeismicProfile wrote:
wadeaminute wrote:
Blue Cool wrote:No more than $300 - $350 is my guess.
Sorry, my friend, but this doesn't quite make sense!
That's how much he thinks the Squier offsets will cost.
The current Vintage Modified Strats and Tele's are $350, the Thinline is $300.

Musicians Friend

Guitar Center

And yes, I know that the Jagmaster is $280.

Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 11:42 pm
by James
SeismicProfile wrote:
wadeaminute wrote:
SeismicProfile wrote: That's how much he thinks the Squier offsets will cost.

He believes that the guitars will not cost more than $300.
He then offers his guess at $350 (which is more than $300).
It's just a funny, silly, oops of a mistake.
Oh I though he was stating a range in which he thinks the guitars will cost. So anywhere from $300 to $350. Correct me if I am wrong.
Of course he was stating a range. It does seem likely they'll cost $300-350 and I can't see them costing more than that especially with the botched features.

Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2011 11:51 pm
by Blue Cool
SeismicProfile wrote:
wadeaminute wrote:

He believes that the guitars will not cost more than $300.
He then offers his guess at $350 (which is more than $300).
It's just a funny, silly, oops of a mistake.
Oh I though he was stating a range in which he thinks the guitars will cost. So anywhere from $300 to $350. Correct me if I am wrong.
My wording is awesome on this one. :lol:

I was saying they wouldn't be more than $350, but not less than $300. So, no more than $300 to $350. I know it's worded funny, but it's actually a common phrasing around here.

Posted: Mon Jan 03, 2011 12:25 am
by wadeaminute
I see my mistake, thank you. It was with the dash, which could be read as both indicating a range (the intention), or separating two thoughts. My bad. I concede.
I will use this example with my students on Thursday.
Dr. Wade (dumb ass)

Posted: Mon Jan 03, 2011 3:19 am
by robroe
wtf noobs


quit correcting each other and talking about how you are wrong and instead use all that time to search for these guitars in new/moar colors

Posted: Mon Jan 03, 2011 3:49 am
by Blue Cool
I think everything we know about these is already known. I'm sure there will be more information after NAMM.

Posted: Mon Jan 03, 2011 4:02 am
by robroe
naa. fuck namm thats not how you find out info about guitars.


first you go to elderly....they put anything up on thier website. dudes don't give a fuck about spoiling new guitar announcements.

if that don't work you dig thru musicians friend, american musical, zzounds, music123, all that shit. as an absolute last resort go to offset guitars.com if you need to know the release schedule of some bullshit that sucks, you cant afford, and looks like ass