samuelcotterall wrote:I like the idea of the ORM, but that tailpiece… it’s a total deal-breaker for me.
Seeing as it’s thru-body, I wonder whether it can be removed.
Looks cheesy in the pic but when you play one and look at it in person it works ( at least for me it did ) . I really like the Jets. One of those guitars that sounds like a hollow body but isn't . Maybe it's a semi ? Not sure about the ORM though . I really like it but it just seems limited with 1 stacked humbucker and volume . However I never played one so I might want to from my last .
I would so do one of those ORM guitars if it had a full size hum. I'm a fan of the single bridge pup configuration, but singlecoil size is just too limited.
Oh, that and if they actually put out the lefty version in the US.
euan wrote:
I'm running in monoscope right now. I can't read multiple dimensions of meta right now
Stumbled across this today . Maybe a " Close But No Cigar " but pretty close . Actually pretty cool . Probably already covered somewhere on this forum.
Rox wrote:There is one . Well, was one . Want to say Silvertone made it . Had the switches and stuff with 2 single coils ( which were shitty ) and had a strat sized neck and different head stock . Made of a real light wood too. Poplar ? Who knows . I had one when I was in my teens . I'll try and research it . If I find it I'll post it .
are you talking about the Harmony Bobcat / Silhouettes ?? I wouldn't really call those a jaguar copy as they are completely different in every way except for a vaguely similar body shape.
pretty much jagmaster and ibanez jet king are your choices for budget 24" scale guitars. or just keep a look out for cheap 70s musicmasters and such, sometimes you can find some good deals.
if you just want an offset I would take a look at the Fernandes Decade or the GFS offsets.
No, I'm talking about a Harmony or Silvertone made about 20+ years ago. Been looking for the model but can't find it. Looked just like a Jag but had these squared off single coils like an old Eko and was made of a really light cheap wood. The neck was like a Strat. Still looking.
yeah, it's called called a harmony bobcat or silhouette. the silhouettes were also silvertone branded.
