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jagsonic · . Joined: 28 Dec 2009 Posts: 757 Location: Germany

so sexy!

Allanr · . Joined: 20 Jan 2012 Posts: 25 Location: Toronto

My Strat Jr. Made in Mexico in 2006. "Black Beauty", even has the Fender 60th anniversary medallion on the back of the headstock.

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Allanr · . Joined: 20 Jan 2012 Posts: 25 Location: Toronto

...Cripes!!!!

There are some VERY perty guitars in this thread! Very Happy

torchindy · . Joined: 27 Mar 2014 Posts: 102

city964 · . Joined: 03 May 2014 Posts: 1

My Little Ponies!!!
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leicaboss · . Joined: 25 Apr 2014 Posts: 15

Man I need to stay away from this forum, too many things I like here haha!

Alex W · . Joined: 29 Nov 2013 Posts: 23

MIJ Fender "smart size" Stratocaster. (22" scale). Fender Japan also makes a corresponding short scale Jazz bass that looks pretty sweet.

serfx · Posted: Sun May 18, 2014 10:46 pm Post subject:

I'm a call this a new breed, since they didn't make vintage Jag bass'

stock squier jaguar SS bass.

plan is to pull out the P-Bass pup and replace with either the WRHB ala the pawnshop mustang, or a gibson mudbucker, whatever i happen upon first in my travels.

i dig the jazz bass bridge pup, always have.. kinda regret selling my jazz bass (that i never played and hurt my hands with that full on 34" scale)

In hopes of keeping this one, i've already stickered it up..

I suspect i'll get around to AN demo eventually, but don't hold yr breath.. i don't even have a bass cab at my apartment right now.. so i've just been jamming unplugged or playing some "rocksmith"

RastaSonic · Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2014 4:12 pm Post subject:

SherwoodJim · . Joined: 13 Nov 2014 Posts: 68

jagsonic · . Joined: 28 Dec 2009 Posts: 757 Location: Germany

singlepup · . Joined: 10 Dec 2010 Posts: 4014 Location: San Diego

Not really a fair comparison. The KC Mustang has a humbucker and TOM-style bridge. The Mustang Special has widerange humbuckers and a smaller body. The Squier should be compared to standard MIJ/CIJ Mustangs.

That said, the Squiers are generally pretty good for the money.

Noisy Cat · . Joined: 25 Aug 2011 Posts: 593 Location: London

I've still no idea what 'new breeds' are supposed to be.

Acidhouse · . Joined: 23 Feb 2016 Posts: 10 Location: 1994

From the pics, I am guessing personally modified short scales. The closest I come to that is a Jag-Stang with a Dimarzio in the bridge, (and is about to get a pot swap to 500ks) and a Squier Jag that I am building. I only have the body and neck right now but lots of parts on the way.

singlepup · . Joined: 10 Dec 2010 Posts: 4014 Location: San Diego

New breeds are short scale guitars that were not built in the "vintage era." So Musicmasters, Duo-Sonics, Broncos, Mustangs, and Jaguars would be the original Fender short scales. Jag-Stangs, Jagmasters, Super-Sonics, and the various hardtail Jaguars and Mustangs released over the years would be "new breeds."

I suppose Cyclones, Toronados, and various custom built guitars count as new breeds as well... although the 24.75" Gibson scale on Cyclones and Toronados should be noted for the record.

NickS · Posted: Wed Feb 24, 2016 11:34 pm Post subject:

Swinger (1969)?

Acidhouse · . Joined: 23 Feb 2016 Posts: 10 Location: 1994

Thanks for the clarification. In that case, I guess is my Jag-Stang that fits the bill.

singlepup · . Joined: 10 Dec 2010 Posts: 4014 Location: San Diego

^ Jag-Stang is definitely new breed. You'll find that tons of people on this site own or have owned Jag-Stangs (including me).