New Fenders/Squiers

The original shortscale guitars; Mustangs, Duo-Sonics, Musicmasters, Jaguars, Broncos, Jag-stang, Jagmaster, Super-Sonic, Cyclone, and Toronados.

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BearBoy wrote:Fender UK have tweeted that some some new left handed models are on their way. Includes Jazzmaster, Jaguar and Mustang. MIJ.

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Saw this the other day, do want the Daphne Jag and SFG Mustang.
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NickS wrote:Good to know. It would be interesting to see it and this new colour side by side. I guess I could take my Marauder down to Andertons....
Tidepool, in the photos, looks less saturated/vibrant, perhaps? I still really dig it, and functionally, they’re likely “the same�... kinda like Pelham and LPB are different, but samey.
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robroe wrote:Remember when fender put out that jazz master with the bridge plate moved up and everyone pissed and moaned.....
Yeah, that was dumb as fuck. "Ungh it doesnt look like the old one! And the strings don't fly off the bridge when I play hard! UNgh! I hate it! Stability is for cavemen!"

I played a bunch of these at NAMM.
All the satin necks make me sad, but at least some of the basses have glossed fretboards, which helps.
I especially liked the new player P-bass. It's a really nice weight and neck shape.

I thought I would be over the moon for the Jaguar bass, but both models on display were 300 pounds. Also I didnt get to play one with a maple neck, so I reserve judgement.

All in all this satin neck shit has really turned some top drawer instruments into compromises. I might be in the minority though, Fender usually pays pretty close attention to what sells.
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aen wrote:Fender usually pays pretty close attention to what sells.


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Big fan of satin necks, over here.
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aen wrote:
robroe wrote:Remember when fender put out that jazz master with the bridge plate moved up and everyone pissed and moaned.....
Yeah, that was dumb as fuck. "Ungh it doesnt look like the old one! And the strings don't fly off the bridge when I play hard! UNgh! I hate it! Stability is for cavemen!"

I played a bunch of these at NAMM.
All the satin necks make me sad, but at least some of the basses have glossed fretboards, which helps.
I especially liked the new player P-bass. It's a really nice weight and neck shape.
The reverb handle assembly wasn't as visually striking closer to the bridge on the Jazzmaster as it was on the Jaguar.
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Satin necks, well I guess they have to mirror the lower end Squiers in the Fender range.
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New LPB JM Jaguar:

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Freddy V-C wrote:Big fan of satin necks, over here.
Same, Big Gloss can git tae fuck
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BearBoy wrote:New LPB JM Jaguar:

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+1 for satin
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Give me gloss of give me death.
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Bacchus wrote:Give me gloss of give me death.
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Gloss if it's polyurethane.

Gloss it it's nitro too, but I'll complain about it every once in awhile.
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i think technically i prefer a satin neck, but that's not a determining factor in a purchase
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Gloss necks are kind of sticky, satin necks are smooth, but agree it's only one thing out of several that make a neck comfortable to play
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sunshiner wrote:only one thing out of several that make a neck comfortable to play
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Aug wrote:which one of you bastards sent me an ebay question asking if you can get teh kurdtz with that 64 mustang? :x
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