neither body type would seem thick enough to have a recessed floyd. But I guess thats an illusiion of a shortscale
pictures of your shortscale (short scale) guitars
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Do you play those guitars? They look mint. Love the Jag and Jag-stang. nice collection. Welcome to the forum.
J Mascis Jazzmaster | AVRI Jaguar |Squier FSR Sparkle Jaguar| Tuxedo-stang | Baja Telecaster|
Squier Paranormal Jazzmaster XII |Gretsch 6137 White Panther|Gretsch 5655TG Centerblock JR|
Gretsch 5210 Jet (p90s)
Squier Paranormal Jazzmaster XII |Gretsch 6137 White Panther|Gretsch 5655TG Centerblock JR|
Gretsch 5210 Jet (p90s)
Truthfully, I don't play the Jaguar too often (plus it's pretty new). I'm the third owner of the Cyclone (Low Milage). I have about 14 guitars, clean them almost after every use and they are in high rotation. That might explain the "mint" looks. But also the camera quality is shitty... they don't look THAT good in person.taylornutt wrote:Do you play those guitars? They look mint. Love the Jag and Jag-stang. nice collection. Welcome to the forum.
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Check out the new pickguard and Bronco neck on my Musicmaster Bass (Telebromaster Bass?):

That maple neck plays like butter. And while I was at it, I took pictures of my other basses:


I'm due to receive an Aero Mustang Bass pickup this week. Maybe after changing the pickups, it'll be a bass I enjoy playing and listening to rather than just looking at. If not, it's OK, I'll always enjoy looking at it.

That maple neck plays like butter. And while I was at it, I took pictures of my other basses:


I'm due to receive an Aero Mustang Bass pickup this week. Maybe after changing the pickups, it'll be a bass I enjoy playing and listening to rather than just looking at. If not, it's OK, I'll always enjoy looking at it.
Kicking and squealing Gucci little piggy.
desertan wrote:The guitar was built on a dare...it's got a really cheap licensed Strat neck with terrible grain so the whole darned neck was treated to a color job, once the abalone markers were put in. I play lots of Ricks so the slick neck feels all right to me.
The guard is second-surface, made from .125" cast acrylic and edges were routed and polished with a nice clean bevel.
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MIM Jaguar Classic Player [Olympic White]. Hasn't yet been modified. Jag pickups soon to replace the split/hums
1957 (I think) Guild T-50
Dano 1959 U2 reissue (mid 90's) [the color is 'cool copper']
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My name is also Steve and I am also a new memberhotrodperlmutter wrote:that was directed at everyone.
welcome aboard steve! !
Seriously though, I love that little P-bass jr. Amazing pickups.
Nice guitars here! Had a gorgeous 69 Mustang in competition orange once..
Thats a horrible but awesome joke.Steve! wrote: that last one is awesome.....plug it in i bet it growls
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