And please, no mention of the Rondo SX Liquid (formerly SJM-62)- 24" scale or otherwise. I have an early 25 1/2" scale version that has never played well, even after a buzzstop and Warmoth Mpdified Mustang bridge were added.
Any cheap Jaguar copies out there?
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Any cheap Jaguar copies out there?
There are plenty of cheap Jazzmaster-like guitars around at the moment (Xaviere, Jack & Denny, etc), but is anybody making an affordable Jag-like guitar?
And please, no mention of the Rondo SX Liquid (formerly SJM-62)- 24" scale or otherwise. I have an early 25 1/2" scale version that has never played well, even after a buzzstop and Warmoth Mpdified Mustang bridge were added.
And please, no mention of the Rondo SX Liquid (formerly SJM-62)- 24" scale or otherwise. I have an early 25 1/2" scale version that has never played well, even after a buzzstop and Warmoth Mpdified Mustang bridge were added.
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Yes, of course. I've seen and heard many with great results. I just want to see something ready-made (yet readily mod-able) like the Jazzmaster guys have.BacchusPaul wrote:Chinese Jagmaster with a few mods?
Maybe not.
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You Should look at the Worship guitar range... they do about 3 different variations for the jazz/jag type model.
The one I played sounded great !!!
http://www.worshipguitars.com/demoplay.html
The one I played sounded great !!!
http://www.worshipguitars.com/demoplay.html
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Same thing as the Jack & Denny, headstock and all. Just located in the UK rather than Canada. They're nice guitars for the money for sure, but still 25 1/2" scale.othomas2 wrote:You Should look at the Worship guitar range... they do about 3 different variations for the jazz/jag type model.
The one I played sounded great !!!
http://www.worshipguitars.com/demoplay.html
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mongoose69 wrote:Same thing as the Jack & Denny, headstock and all. Just located in the UK rather than Canada. They're nice guitars for the money for sure, but still 25 1/2" scale.othomas2 wrote:You Should look at the Worship guitar range... they do about 3 different variations for the jazz/jag type model.
The one I played sounded great !!!
http://www.worshipguitars.com/demoplay.html
Their website is horrific, though.
I'd love to get a decent, cheap Jaguar... but my modded Jagmaster is pretty sufficient.
There is one . Well, was one . Want to say Silvertone made it . Had the switches and stuff with 2 single coils ( which were shitty ) and had a strat sized neck and different head stock . Made of a real light wood too. Poplar ? Who knows . I had one when I was in my teens . I'll try and research it . If I find it I'll post it .
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You certainly have my attention! What era are you referring to?Rox wrote:There is one . Well, was one . Want to say Silvertone made it . Had the switches and stuff with 2 single coils ( which were shitty ) and had a strat sized neck and different head stock . Made of a real light wood too. Poplar ? Who knows . I had one when I was in my teens . I'll try and research it . If I find it I'll post it .
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are you talking about the Harmony Bobcat / Silhouettes ?? I wouldn't really call those a jaguar copy as they are completely different in every way except for a vaguely similar body shape.Rox wrote:There is one . Well, was one . Want to say Silvertone made it . Had the switches and stuff with 2 single coils ( which were shitty ) and had a strat sized neck and different head stock . Made of a real light wood too. Poplar ? Who knows . I had one when I was in my teens . I'll try and research it . If I find it I'll post it .
pretty much jagmaster and ibanez jet king are your choices for budget 24" scale guitars. or just keep a look out for cheap 70s musicmasters and such, sometimes you can find some good deals.
if you just want an offset I would take a look at the Fernandes Decade or the GFS offsets.
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No, it has to be 24" scale. I had no idea the Ibanez Jet Kings were 24"- all of them, or just the latest version?Mages wrote: pretty much jagmaster and ibanez jet king are your choices for budget 24" scale guitars. or just keep a look out for cheap 70s musicmasters and such, sometimes you can find some good deals.
if you just want an offset I would take a look at the Fernandes Decade or the GFS offsets.
"People will always be tempted to wipe their feet on anything with 'welcome' written on it"- Andy Partridge
The Ibanez ORM-1 is a lovely little guitar. You get a lot for your money. Really well made and nothing I can think of to complain about. Got mine a while back and still think it's good, not just honeymoon period. The pickup wouldn't be my first choice but it's certainly not bad, and you can easily change that at any point.


And compared to my Jag to show the size difference:



And compared to my Jag to show the size difference:

That guitar is such a steal, its gorgeous. Everytime I see it I just want it.Thom wrote:The Ibanez ORM-1 is a lovely little guitar. You get a lot for your money. Really well made and nothing I can think of to complain about. Got mine a while back and still think it's good, not just honeymoon period. The pickup wouldn't be my first choice but it's certainly not bad, and you can easily change that at any point.
No, I'm talking about a Harmony or Silvertone made about 20+ years ago. Been looking for the model but can't find it. Looked just like a Jag but had these squared off single coils like an old Eko and was made of a really light cheap wood. The neck was like a Strat. Still looking. I have been interested in the Xaviere offsets myself. Especially the telemaster copies.Mages wrote:are you talking about the Harmony Bobcat / Silhouettes ?? I wouldn't really call those a jaguar copy as they are completely different in every way except for a vaguely similar body shape.Rox wrote:There is one . Well, was one . Want to say Silvertone made it . Had the switches and stuff with 2 single coils ( which were shitty ) and had a strat sized neck and different head stock . Made of a real light wood too. Poplar ? Who knows . I had one when I was in my teens . I'll try and research it . If I find it I'll post it .
pretty much jagmaster and ibanez jet king are your choices for budget 24" scale guitars. or just keep a look out for cheap 70s musicmasters and such, sometimes you can find some good deals.
if you just want an offset I would take a look at the Fernandes Decade or the GFS offsets.
Reverse body on this would be absolutely deadly.dots wrote:hmmmm. . . i like the idea, but not so much its execution. different guard and pickup config would be decent i think.Thom wrote:
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