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Double-neck Jazzmaster

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Troy Van Leeuwen is playing his double-neck Jazzmaster in the latest QOTSA live stream here.

Looks good - twelve string on top, six string below, blocked and bound.
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Isn't he supposed to be getting a signature Jazzmaster pretty soon? Looked a nice colour from what I remember.
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Post by Bacchus »

Kind of hate it, kind of love it.

I'm glad it exists.
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dunno whether to lick it or punch it.
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BacchusPaul wrote:Kind of hate it, kind of love it.

I'm glad it exists.
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Post by Awstin »

I would like it if the top was a xii instead of a gangbang offspring of a telemaster, xii, and a vm jag/jazz
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Post by Nick »

I love it but wouldn't buy it, not that it's for sale anyway so a moot point.

I can't wait to try out the regular sig Jazzmaster of his tho.
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Post by DGNR8 »

Do they ever make doubles with the bridge at the same spot? That looks disorienting.
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Post by Nick »

Yes, Danelectro does

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On the vintage bass+guitar model the bridge is moved back so that the nuts line up

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Yet on the guitar+baritone and guitar+bass reissues, the bridges are in the same place:

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Post by apreswho »

I've never liked double necks, but a JM, B&B, and a X11 headstock and im pretty much in.
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Post by Fakir Mustache »

I like the half-tele side, but if I were to build something like that probably the first thing I would to is switch the 6-string neck to reverse headstock.
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Post by George »

love it

i like the tele bridge pickup and split neck setup. very cool. also looks like he's got a vintage style 12 saddle bridge which looks sweet and means each string is intonatable

also i think his recurring colour scheme is really growing on me
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Aye... oxblood n tort winning combination...
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dezb1 wrote:Aye... oxblood n tort winning combination...
absolutely