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Store on ebay is selling these for $119 or best offer (link)

thats a hell of a deal!

It's a cool looking guitar!

And if you couldn't live with the headstock, I bet a squier mustang or jag neck would go on there.

What kinda black tort color is that on the scratch plate?

One that's still covered with the protective plastic, for starters, so the color is hard to see. I want to know neck specs, but I am tentatively intrigued.

i wonder what the scale is... its not listed in the auction

http://www.jayturser.com/products/electrics/jt-mg2.php

Doesn't list the scale, unfortunately

The scale is 24" The pickguard on the Sonic Blue is tort



They also come in Red,White and Sunburst. there are 2 different versions The JT-MG and the JT-MG2. The MG2 has a matching headstock.

Up to over $200 now. Any thoughts on Turser quality? Same/better/worse than Squier?

classic style from the ‘90s rock and roll days.

Christ I'm so old.

Last I checked you could find these around $150 all day long around the Amazon marketplace.

Been impressed with my Turser JTB-2B Beatle bass, 10 years on now... certainly no worse than an Epi.

Saw one at a guitar shop in Florida. Pretty sweet. Nice quality and played pretty good. Only problem is the company doesn't know how to ship anything. Dents everywhere...

I always wonder why people don't round off the guard by the bridge when going to a jm trem. The pick guard blends so well with the control plate, but the jagged bit by the top end of the bridge looks ghetto, smooth that shit out!

Needs Mastery trem.

EDIT: Wait, is it just me or does the trem look like it's mounted really crooked?

Richard wrote:Needs Mastery trem.

EDIT: Wait, is it just me or does the trem look like it's mounted really crooked?

I was thinking the same thing. It has to be some sort of optical illusion. Right?

i had a jay turser 12 string sg

very nice but woefully neck heavy and bland pickups. apart from that, very good build quality

Sobriquet wrote:

Richard wrote:Needs Mastery trem.

EDIT: Wait, is it just me or does the trem look like it's mounted really crooked?

I was thinking the same thing. It has to be some sort of optical illusion. Right?

I think the bridge is a little closer to the tailpiece on the bass side, as should be. In any case, it's actually set up correctly, which you rarely see in manufacturers' photos.

It's a Mosrite type bridge, by the way.

i angled the bridge on my tele to help compensate for intonation issues due to the short saddle travel.