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Really? Hmm. I don't know. I always enjoyed all my JBs. Great sound from them. I actually didn't like my super distortion lol. It was extremely noisy and not good for cleans at all (yes I know it's not made for cleans) but I like something versatile.

I do actually agree, the JB in the bridge is a fantastic sounding pickup. Has balls to it while still having a bit of sparkle. I have one in my Musicmaster and I'm putting one into my Supersonic II.

Quite versatile.

HNB wrote:I prefer the superdistortion.

Me too, great pickup. It's all preference.

I keep trying to tell people to give the Cool Rails a go when they only have a single coils sized slot but no one ever listens. But that isn't very Kurtz.

I will one day pick up a Kurt Jag, I spent a large portion of my teens just looking at pictures of it, and wishing my Jazzmaster was one.... least I can say I've been there and done it all then. Finally put it all to bed as it were. It's so cool and yet so sad & wrong... I kinda find it funny now. It's a great guitar though... but that's it, just a guitar... a tool.

These are probably the words to live by if you're a new found Nirvana kid.

“I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not.�
― Kurt Cobain

Who is Kurt Cobain?

Grandma Take Me Home!

I'm actually not a fan of JB's. I prefer a Dirty Fingers.

othomas2 wrote:

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! MCHONICHAEA or something... wasn't he. That fucking kid was clown shoes.

Also... what's a kurtz?

endsjustifymeans wrote:

othomas2 wrote:

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! MCHONICHAEA or something... wasn't he. That fucking kid was clown shoes.

Also... what's a kurtz?

YEA!

Mcconnacihiahiahha he was on short scale , jag-stang, OSG and sonic youth's forum for a good few months being a pain in the ass everywhere... then he vanished.

That's not even the finished version of that thing, I'm sure it was painted black sparkles.

rps-10 wrote:That's not even the finished version of that thing, I'm sure it was painted black sparkles.

And that when the Sun finally swallows the Earth, it STILL won't intonate.

Hey so I can just put the bridge wherever, right guys?

-NO! YOU HAVE TO MEA..

Oh okay, so roughly around the middle, then. THANKS DUDES LOL

SKC Willie wrote:Who is Kurt Cobain?

Haha! First response I thought of when I saw this thread. Uh... I think he was in that band that Dave Grohl was in before the Foo Fighters?

Nah, I don't think I could ever shit on someone for Kurt-worship, since I was most definitely riding his dick during my early middle school/high school days, so-to-speak. Nirvana really opened the door to alternative music (to me) and inspired me to pick up the guitar. In retrospect was it a little silly? Yeah, probably. Did I need to collect all those live shows? No. (I ran/maintained Onemoresolo.net, btw) Did I enjoy it at the time? HELLS YEAH!!

The only thing I regret was trying to grow my hair out. I was a chubby dude trying to grow out curly hair. Bad combo.

Noisy Cat wrote:Cobain suicide note Mustang.

Holy Shit! Talk about a weirdo!

Would be better if it were random lyrics and actually legible to produce some freaky word salad. It's what Kurt would have wanted.

Sparky wrote:I was a chubby dude trying to grow out curly hair.

Nah. You were just going for the Tad Doyle look! Haha.

Here's me in my Kurdtz phase, circa 2009. Doesn't every guitarist have this phase?



Shaggy hair and grotty jumper, innit.

Noisy Cat wrote:

jagsonic wrote:But never forget to be yourself and not a copy of your stars.

THIS

+1

Who cares about what other people obsess about on their own free time. My only question is why this is in the short scales forum and not in the pub?

I think the Anti-Kurt sentiments get a little ridiculous at times. Like it or not, were it not for Kurt, there's a greater chance that short scale and offset Fenders would be even rarer than they already are, so for whatever it's worth, I am glad that Kurt existed. Plus he's a great musician.

honeyiscool wrote:Plus he's a great musician.

That's debatable.