My first post! And my first Jaguar!!!
- NICQ
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Re: My first post! And my first Jaguar!!!
Nicely done - love the color combo
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- Rockabilly69
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Re: My first post! And my first Jaguar!!!
Thanks, here's how it looks with the new hardware...
another little jam...
https://soundcloud.com/daniel-weldon-1/cheese-time
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Re: My first post! And my first Jaguar!!!
Looks great
Here's it's Jazzmaster sister :
I had parchment on it before but didn't like it - I just noticed now that you have white pickup covers which look really good with parchment... I had creme covers and a parchment pickguard and it looked kinda boring.
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Re: My first post! And my first Jaguar!!!
And here's its older Jaguar Bass brother:
Great looking guitar you made, and good call on the parchment guard and American trem. Tortoise just doesn't seem right on custom color blues. With parchment it gets that two-tone 50s car vibe, and that American trem is a clear winner over the VM or Classic Vibe trem.
I have a sonic blue VM Jazzmaster and considered upgrading the parts, but after getting my light and resonant roadworn 60s Jazzmaster I realized
I would be stuck with a heavy and dead sounding basswood body. I can imagine yours was way more worth upgrading with the poplar body.
edit; i just saw you upgraded your trem and bridge to something more exclusive
Great looking guitar you made, and good call on the parchment guard and American trem. Tortoise just doesn't seem right on custom color blues. With parchment it gets that two-tone 50s car vibe, and that American trem is a clear winner over the VM or Classic Vibe trem.
I have a sonic blue VM Jazzmaster and considered upgrading the parts, but after getting my light and resonant roadworn 60s Jazzmaster I realized
I would be stuck with a heavy and dead sounding basswood body. I can imagine yours was way more worth upgrading with the poplar body.
edit; i just saw you upgraded your trem and bridge to something more exclusive
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Re: My first post! And my first Jaguar!!!
Nice looking rigs you have there!
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Re: My first post! And my first Jaguar!!!
Hell yeah to all