New Fenders/Squiers

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New Fenders/Squiers

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Fender Player Jaguar PF Tidepool:

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Some guy found it in Sam Ash apparently.

Moar pics
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Fran wrote:I love how this place is basic as fuck.
ekwatts wrote:I'm just going to smash it in with a hammer and hope it works. Tone is all in the fingers anyway.
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quite like those JMs. would hate the pickups tho
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Yeah, quite like the colours/matching headstocks. Less keen on the pickups/TOM/stop tail.
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Look forward to trying the JM's. Even if they are SLIPKNOT MOTHER FUCKER.
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Come on you cunts, more VM Squiers in more coloursssssss
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Contemporary Active Jazzmaster
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Love the look of that Surf Pearl JM. I've never actually played a guitar with active pickups, but I think it's safe to assume I wouldn't be a fan.

What's the dealio with putting passive humbucker in an active guitar? Any potential issues?
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Some issues off the top of my head are the guitar will sound and look better.
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You are a card, George.
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Better but not good. Look at single coils for good.
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Freddy V-C wrote:You are a card, George.
Ableism? That's not like you...
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Something is going over my head here.
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The "Player" Jaguar is up on the Fender website now: LANK

Available in sunburst, black, sonic red and tidepool.

£599 on the Fender site.

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Fender blurb wrote:Sleek and stylish and with a voice that’s a modern twist on our classic sound, the Player Jaguar has a uniquely slinky playing feel. It encourages you to play differently, to reach for new chords and melodic twists and to explore new sounds and tonalities. Decked out with spotlight-ready chrome accents, it has the authentic sound, features and feel that’s inspired countless artists to write new songs and create new genres of music.

FEATURES
Alder body with gloss finish
Player Series humbucking bridge pickup and one single-coil Jaguar neck pickup
Slide switch to coil-split humbucking bridge pickup
“Modern C"-shaped neck profile
9.5"-radius fingerboard
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Freddy V-C wrote:Something is going over my head here.
Sorry mate, I might be missing something. Where I grew up, calling someone a card or a blue card was a reference to disability.
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Post by Fran »

The active models are interesting, there is definitely a market for them as well.
£309 is a good price considering the advanced electronics, be interesting to hear how they sound.
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Bacchus wrote:Sorry mate, I might be missing something. Where I grew up, calling someone a card or a blue card was a reference to disability.
Ooh-err, never heard of that! I probably won't say it again in that case. Cheers for picking me up on it.

This is how I meant it (not sure how clear this is but it's a link). Kind of a mock-archaic, sarcastic, semi-affectionate way of calling someone a wind-up merchant.
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Post by robroe »

the jaguar logo on the headstock

FUCKING SUCKS
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