I think Jazzocaster would have been a better name.

It looks great but I would always be skeptical to buy a refin online. The camera is great for hiding refinish flaws.

Thanks for the tips on posting picks and staining the plastic pieces. I’m wary of hot coffee. I did it one time and it was too hot. I still have the warped Strat knobs. I’m saving them in case I ever want to do a Salvador Dali inspired Strat.

Really great upgrades to your VM. Nice job.

The middle version - early to mid 2000s - had the full scale necks. I have a 2000 Silver Sparkle model. It’s a decent guitar. Probably worth about $200 to $250 US.

Thanks for fixing the picture. Somehow I’ve become tech dumb with posting pics. Yeah it’s the original guard. I really hate the cheap look of the pickguard but it works better with the pickup covers. I would like to stain the knobs and arm but I’ve never had luck doing it. Iââ ...

Yes, VMM Vintage Modified modified. So far, I’ve replaced the bridge, knobs and pickups. I swapped the DDs with a neck and middle set of Am Strat pickups from 2005. The VM is a great platform and doesn’t need much but a couple of tweaks can take these Mustangs to a different level ...

I've always been happy with my Rondo purchases. I still have an Agile 3100 and a SJM '57 (nka Liquid). Best bang for the buck you can get.

Ah, yeah, Jagmaster was a joke.


the jagmaster has the distinction of having the best looking guitar AND worst looking guitar of all time in its run. EXCALIBUR and SCUMBAG SPARKLE. you can hardly believe its the same guitar.

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

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.

honeyiscool wrote:The silver sparkle Jagmaster is not Affinity series, btw.

Mine clearly said "Standard series" on the headstock.

+1 It's a Standard Series and mine is a 2000 model.