pictures of your shortscales

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

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taylornutt wrote:
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65 reissue Mustang is so far rather lovely. First STANG and it's proving to be excellent.
Such a Classic! I am waiting for my First Mustang to be delivered in the mail or finished in my garage :)
That guitar looks exactly like the one I bought my ex wife many years ago and she sold for a song like two years back.

Was such a pretty guitar, too.
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my 96' mustang with a wizard pickup (69 clone)


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and my musicmaster bass 74' with a precision 51 pickup

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Recent Updates: 1970's Mullet-stang and 1969 RI Competition Mustang in CAR

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Here are all of my Shortscales:

1978 Fiesta Red Musicmaster, Mullet-Stang, American '62 RI Jaguar, '69 RICompetition Mustang,

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J Mascis Jazzmaster | AVRI Jaguar | Tuxedo-stang |Fender Toronado GT |
Squier FSR Sparkle Jaguar | Squier CV Mustang |1971 Fender Bronco| Baja Telecaster |
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I suppose I'll join in.

Here's my only ss. Which also happens to be my first ever build. Allparts neck, scratch built alder body routed for Jag and JM pickups. Pickup selection wired for series in the "off-off" position and both pickups can be used with the rhythm circuit. AVRI hardware and pickups...mustang bridge. I'll throw together a build thread at some point.



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figured i should post a pic of the new jag i just got from taylornutt and the squier jag that i finished modifying

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serfx wrote:figured i should post a pic of the new jag i just got from taylornutt and the squier jag that i finished modifying

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Looks great on the wall. Funny how I got two Mustangs and you got two Jaguars!
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serfx wrote:figured i should post a pic of the new jag i just got from taylornutt and the squier jag that i finished modifying

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woooow, i love the way that squier jaguar looks with that mustang bridge. has to be one of the coolest jaguars i've ever seen.
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taylornutt wrote:Looks great on the wall. Funny how I got two Mustangs and you got two Jaguars!
i now have four jaguars..
and one mustang...

but my mustang is currently in the process of being refinished by someone with far more talent then I



and also, thanks Josh
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the_other_Adam wrote:I suppose I'll join in.

Here's my only ss. Which also happens to be my first ever build. Allparts neck, scratch built alder body routed for Jag and JM pickups. Pickup selection wired for series in the "off-off" position and both pickups can be used with the rhythm circuit. AVRI hardware and pickups...mustang bridge. I'll throw together a build thread at some point.


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ooooh, that's really nice.
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stewart wrote:
the_other_Adam wrote:I suppose I'll join in.

Here's my only ss. Which also happens to be my first ever build. Allparts neck, scratch built alder body routed for Jag and JM pickups. Pickup selection wired for series in the "off-off" position and both pickups can be used with the rhythm circuit. AVRI hardware and pickups...mustang bridge. I'll throw together a build thread at some point.
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ooooh, that's really nice.
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i love the mobil gas pegasus. my bff's dad has a huge one above his backlot garage.

beautimous.
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hotrodperlmutter wrote:
stewart wrote:
the_other_Adam wrote:I suppose I'll join in.

Here's my only ss. Which also happens to be my first ever build. Allparts neck, scratch built alder body routed for Jag and JM pickups. Pickup selection wired for series in the "off-off" position and both pickups can be used with the rhythm circuit. AVRI hardware and pickups...mustang bridge. I'll throw together a build thread at some point.
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ooooh, that's really nice.
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i love the mobil gas pegasus. my bff's dad has a huge one above his backlot garage.

beautimous.
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I made another widdly widdly demo... just some on the spot recording with the iphone. Not the best quality, playing aint much better hahaa...

I recently installed a tuno-matic and some tele knobs.

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Those chrome telex knobs look great
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great color combo, and nice playing as well. Any reason for the tune o matic change?
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othomas2 wrote:I made another widdly widdly demo... just some on the spot recording with the iphone. Not the best quality, playing aint much better hahaa...

I recently installed a tuno-matic and some tele knobs.
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Wow, can't say what it sounded like before bat that TOM seems to have added a lot more body and sustain (compared to my Jag at least).
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Thanks guys... sounds very ropey. Bottle of wine didn't help I'm sure.
weed_killer wrote:great color combo, and nice playing as well. Any reason for the tune o matic change?

Cheers, I'm been trying the Cobain Jag a lot... decided against buying one new and thought I'd accommodate some of its features. i.e. tuno / knobs.

I had these parts sitting at home and thought I'd give them a whirl. The sustain is definitely improved and seems to take better for playing power chords.

I do use a CS3 though so don't be too fooled.
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Some cracking jags. Ill show mine when its finished.....dont ask me when that will be.
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My Jaguars..

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L-R: Squier VM Jaguar (mod'd), Fender CP HH Jaguar (mod'd), Fender MIJ Jaguar, Squier VM Jaguar Bass
Front: Fender CP HH Special Jaguar (Mod'd)


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72-74 (serial# is uncertain, no date on pots) EB-4L (full scale), 2011 SG Bass (essitnailly an EB-3 Reissue)
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Are you still going to try and score a 60's shortscale neck for the black HH Jag?
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