what's the difference really?
who'd win in a fight?
If I had to buy one, which one and why?
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what's the difference really?
who'd win in a fight?
If I had to buy one, which one and why?
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different pickups & electronics, different scale lengths.
I think the Jazzmaster is the more classy. Jag would win, it would fight dirty.
paging killer kitty
It all depends - are you starting at your shoes or swimming by the sand?
I like Jaguars' sound.
wiki said:
Although the Jaguar and the Jazzmaster shared the same dual-circuit scheme, the Jaguar had a more complex second (lead) circuit consisting of three switches on the lower bout: the first two were on/off switches for the neck and bridge pickups, respectively, the third switch engaged a capacitor that served as a high-pass filter. This switch was often called the ''strangle'' switch among players, due to the fact that when it is switched on, the Jaguar attains a treble-accented tone quality that easily cuts through a full band sound[1]. The rhythm circuit, set into operation when the upper bout switch is flicked upwards, gives the guitar a bassier, neck pickup only sound, with individual volume and tone rollers to preset. Another of the Jaguar's features was a spring-loaded rubber string mute, which was flipped upwards from under the strings by a lever. The mute was designed for guitarists who had to palm mute for extended periods, which was difficult or impossible on the Jaguar's floating bridge without knocking the bridge out of position. This feature proved unpopular as it sent the guitar out of tune when it was used improperly. When properly adjusted, the mute will apply light pressure to heavy-gauge, flatwound strings without sending the guitar out of tune
whats this mean?
jag is the sexiest of all the fenders
Jazzmaster is the correct choice. Jaguar is a flavour guitar. It is a tasty flavour though.
pleae explain hyperfuzz why the jazzmaster is the correct choice?
Play them both, see which one you like more.
If i'd've listened to what people told me about my Gretsch, I'd not have my fave guitar ever right now.
sounds like you'd get a jaguar and put a jazzmaster pickups and neck on it.
both great - they do very different things tho. i prefer the jazz - more usable sonics for me. jag has tons of (frustrating?) switching options and in the end i only like the sound of the neck pickup.
that's a great idea!
you'd get a jaguar and put a jazzmaster pickups
Nah.. you get a jazzmaster and stick two tele deluxe pickups in it.
WIN!
after unloading for a gig i accidentally left my beloved jazzmaster in the alley at the side of the Lansdowne the other night. it would've been there 10-15mins before I realised. nobody nicked it which is nice :)
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I like the way you think. Jump on the aeroplane, 'free' drink n food, get the guitar, come back home all within a couple of days.
I think that's rather expensive for that Jazz at Fretted. Sure, it's a good year.. But it's in terrible condition with that headstock repair and the back missing all the paint.
I'd say around $5-6k would be more realistic. And the vintage market is doing terribly at the moment.
There's a '52 Gibson J45 at 555 at the moment for $4000. Like, the same price as what they're worth new. Jesus fucking Christ.
you would be foolish to buy a new gibson for retail price, no new gibson i have played seems worth that price tag.
I agree.
Thinking of buying a Jazz but have only got around about $1000...any advice on the MIJ 90's reissues?
Jazzy.
Why?
P90s are tuff, and shortscales are fuckin' weak as piss. Harden up.
Kinda true, but you've gotta find the right one - this is made difficult in Australia because they seem to send all the dogs here. It's sad because Gibsons are fuckin' awesome. I have a great '02 Les Paul Standard which is a solid and awesome guitar, which also weighs a TON. Some Gibsons I have played in shops here are seriously a joke. My $200 Yamaha Pacifica is a million times better than a lot of them (don't get me started on my pals Gretsch Black Falcon...ugh). I also have a '62 VOS SG which is fuckin' awesome. I got lucky I think. I dunno, sadly with Gibson you DO need to pay big bucks for the decent models - it seems their Studio models are actually just kinda shithouse.
Yeh cunt/karrrnt.
You should be able to pick one up from Japan via ebay for under that. Doesn't look like there's many up at the moment, but if you keep an eye open you should be able to get one for around $700-800 +$150 or so for postage.
here's one, I can't tell if it's actually 90s MIJ or CIJ though
I sold my 2000 american vintage reissue jazzmaster for $900 last week. bad timing!
i'm sure morgan appreciates hearing that!
http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/glen-iris/guitars-amps/fender-jazzmaster-mij/1004060469
Can any experts give me some thoughts on this? Good price? Anyone got a 90s MIJ jazz?
Fuckin bargain..
If you don't care about having the thick Japanese poly finish, then this would be a great guitar.
I'm tempted myself..
that's a great deal Morgan888 - i have a '95 jazzmaster from japan and i think it's one of the best guitars ever. grab this & then an extra hundred or two on new pickups & you'll be laughing.
I have a 95 MIJ Jazzmaster as well, it kicks ass (if a bit trebly - I ended up just gaffer taping the tone knob to ''7'').
fuckit this thread is making me regret selling my jag
(though my tele plays and sounds better than my jag ever did, despite its coolness)
Murray Wiggle rockin' a candy apple red jazzy at carols by candlelight last night
not plugged in though
haha really? cool
could be wireless