He's always acted like a dick, going back like 20 years on guitar forums. Not very surprising.

I think no stripes would have looked 'cleaner' but it's still a neat paint job.

Doog wrote:

singlepup wrote:Pink Jaguars, Paul1k... this thread has it all!

RESTORE THE FEELING

YAAAAAAAAAAAAS!

theshadowofseattle wrote:Does a guitar really exist as far as non-blues-lawyers are concerned if it costs as much as a car?

A question for the philosophers.

I don't understand the video. Why didn't they recreate the sexy hotness of the vintage one. Instead of making a mish-mash guitar that looks like everything all these alt-builders have been doing for 10 years already.

Robroe is the only poster keeping this forum alive.

He's restoring that juvenile feeling of jagstang and early short-scale days.


Brah never stop

RESTORING THE FEELING

It seems Fender is completely out of ideas.

I can't keep up with this company.

I still like it.

I wish I kept my jagstang but I do have some inspection tags that came with it and booklet wiring diagram.

I'd keep that one, I used to see them all the time in shops and now I never do.

^yeah, what actually goes into a proper ebow? i can't imagine it's that advanced considering how long they've been around. its a LM386 chip, some caps, a 9v battery, two coils and not much else. If it's being made in China it's costing a couple of dollars to produce at most. They could sell this fo...

Shouldn't this thing cost $9.99 at this point.

Fender's yearly design exercise on how to ruin the Jazzmaster.

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Boss and EHX are the all time best pedals.

Ydarvi wrote: I have seen Telecasters work for solid body jazz, but I'm unsure if that's the route I want to take.

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I like the flatter 9.5 boards over the 7.25. That's about the only modern anything I like better on guitars and that's really only on Fenders.

I hadn't been on their page in years. This might be the most outdated website in America for a known company.

http://www.rickenbacker.com/

These prices are crazy though, nearly $1200 bucks for a Made in Mexico modified Jaguar.