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Topic for people post , Updated Jag-stang projects ....


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The Surf-Stang :
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hey Cowbell can post your stang here too ? ...
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Nice icey. What pups did you use?.. i forget.
I'll post mine up at weekend.
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That contour is a mother! I like the round-edged pups. Good idea for a thread--could be for wiki.
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Fran wrote:Nice icey. What pups did you use?.. i forget.
I'll post mine up at weekend.
Duncan Lipstick , Duncan JB

don´t liked much the JB at Ash , Too pinch tone ... trying figure what i can put at humbucker thinking about Alnico 2
( i will change to an SD Alnico 2 Pro Trembucker , "TBAPH-1" , in October / November ... )

i loved the Lipstick at Ash , perfect mix ... sounds very well balanced .... Jangle N Bell Tone , Very Crystal sound at Clean , yet can handle distortion well turns Devil thing when you add distortion / overdrive
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It might be a bit pricey but filtertrons are pretty bell-like, low output though. You could look up youtube videos of them.
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superfuzz wrote:It might be a bit pricey but filtertrons are pretty bell-like, low output though. You could look up youtube videos of them.
heeeeeeeeey i don´t thinked about Filter Trools :lol: , Nice sugestion Super ... Filter will looks Soberb At Surf

How about TV Classic Pickup in TV'Tron Mount ?
http://www.tvjones.com/pickups/tv_classic.htm
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I think that would work, but im not sure how it would sound in a solid body guitar. My tv jones "designed" hot rod pickups sound a bit muddy in my gretsch, though thats probably just because its hollow body. Ill look into reviews when im done with my english project.

Dont forget that these pickups are priced insanly. $120 for a pickup, thats half a squier. you may try a humbucker sized p-90 like a phat cat, or a gfs dream 90. I havent tried any of these pickups myself, im simply going by how my Gretsch sounds through my Hotrod deville. So I would do some intense review reading before buying. But I think Dots has a dream 90 in his HH jaguar.

I Hope I helped a little!
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superfuzz wrote:I think that would work, but im not sure how it would sound in a solid body guitar. My tv jones "designed" hot rod pickups sound a bit muddy in my gretsch, though thats probably just because its hollow body. Ill look into reviews when im done with my english project.

Dont forget that these pickups are priced insanly. $120 for a pickup, thats half a squier. you may try a humbucker sized p-90 like a phat cat, or a gfs dream 90. I havent tried any of these pickups myself, im simply going by how my Gretsch sounds through my Hotrod deville. So I would do some intense review reading before buying. But I think Dots has a dream 90 in his HH jaguar.

I Hope I helped a little!
Dude you give another pretty well ideia , i don´t thinked in Phat cat yet :shock: , yeah why no an p90 Like ?
http://www.seymourduncan.com/products/e ... _phat_cat/

damn both are noice bloody cool choices ...
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Post by dots »

i like that you took the design to NEXT LEVEL, icey, but i've personally never been a fan of tort on blue or white pickups w/ tort.


my jstang ain't all that special, but it has definitely been mod'ed:

sd jb in bridge
texas special in neck
SCHALLER strap locks
sperzel locking tuners
sparkle stickers on the front of the body (they were a gift from my then 18mo daughter)

i fucking hate those tuners with a passion now. will switch back (maybe even to F tuners) when i have moneys.
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Post by superfuzz »

Oh by the way Icey, the j-s looks nice. Nice shade of blue. I look forward to seeing what you pick for a bridge pickup! There are just too many choices but for surf you probably want something with a solid over-all response. hi highs, balanced lows, and a solid middle, and a bunch of splashy reverb of course!
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Mine's already been posted about a million times, but here it is anyway.

1997 FR Jag-Stang. DiMarzio PAF Pro humbucker, Seymour Duncan Great White strat replacement pickup w/ Mustang cover, tune-o-matic bridge with routes filled in and a stop bar tailpiece.

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thinking about add 12 gauge strings at my surf :twisted:

so Alnico 2 and 12 gauge strings ... or maybe phat cat , yet Alnico 2 i saw experiences whit ash and it´s amazing
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screwed fingers soon :lol:
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Warmoth Jag-Stang, Koa neck, ebony fretboard, LSR nut, JB, teh kurdtz...etc etc.
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Hey Fender , FEAR the new generation
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Awesome. Interesting bridge mod Richard, did it improve a lot of things?

Coebellz JS is one of the best i've seen.
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these guitars are gorgeous
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That silver/tort jagstang is FOOKING AWESOME!
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Post by superfuzz »

Ebony fingerboards are where its at! The sharpness of Maple, the Appeal of a dark rosewood. Nice guitar overall!
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Fran wrote:Awesome. Interesting bridge mod Richard, did it improve a lot of things?
Tuning stability and to a lesser extent sustain. I actually really like the Mustang trems but at the time I had two or three Mustangs and I wanted a hardtail shortscale. I like the way that bridge and tailpiece look on the Mustang plate.
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Poor quality pics, but heres my end result...

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