paul_ wrote:When are homeland security gonna get on this "2-piece King Size Snickers" horseshit that showed up a couple years ago? I've started dropping one of them on the floor of my car every time.
Pens wrote:If I were a righty, I'd thank my lucky stars, then go buy one of these in black and stick a tort guard on it and do the Rodvonbon Stang bridge conversion.
honeyiscool wrote:And this is why lefty David Byrne learned to play righty.
Not an option for everyone. If I had stuck with trying to play right handed, I'd barely be able to do Ramones songs by this point. I spent two goddamn years trying to manage to play guitar right handed, and I could not make it work. I was better in three months after I switched it over to lefty than I was after two years trying to play right handed.
euan wrote:
I'm running in monoscope right now. I can't read multiple dimensions of meta right now
I think they'll sell quite a few. Most people weren't ever really into Jazzmasters and these hardtails are a very gentle intro into the whole domain of offset instruments. Many people don't want the real thing, but just like these guitars for their looks.
honeyiscool wrote:I think they'll sell quite a few. Most people weren't ever really into Jazzmasters and these hardtails are a very gentle intro into the whole domain of offset instruments. Many people don't want the real thing, but just like these guitars for their looks.
Yeah, I've said it before but the whole offset thing complete with the trem setups and switches are just not popular at all. Look at the Jagmaster, reissued three times in slightly different but overall similar iterations, always capturing the general shape of the Jaguar but at one point with a 25.5" scale neck, which didn't harm its chances at all. We give a shit because we're shortscale nerds. These Jags and Jazzies are basically new, slightly modified Jagmasters.