

I think the UK has a very small batch. I imagine its 200 in total, maybe they will run a few more, but the main reason I pounced was to get something very unique and since this guitar came out in the normal colours (way before I wanted to take guitar more seriously over my bass playing) I've wanted it.Gswearengin wrote:Drool!
Do we have any idea how many of these there are out there, yet? Dave's apparently got (all) four (that they ordered). 50 seems too low; 200 does seem about right from how hard they are to come by. Sounds like it's difficult, but far from impossible. Or?
(Why November? I'm an American, but I spend most of my time in Germany. Won't be stateside until Thanksgiving. Trying to be patient like a big boy.)
OH my...I thought they were coming in at the end of OctoberGswearengin wrote:Drool!
Do we have any idea how many of these there are out there, yet? Dave's apparently got (all) four (that they ordered)
Beautiful!! However, looking at your E strings I would say a real Staytrem bridge is in order. Johnny has blank saddles on all of his personal Jags which are notched off-center to bring the string spacing in. I would also highly recommend the polished stainless switch tip that Staytrem sells, it feels nice and cool to the touch and is a big upgrade over the chromed plastic one. Enjoy your new Jag!Widge Wemnan wrote:It's a happy Monday for once!
I'd already made up my mind that I was going to remove the headstock signature so I got that sorted right off (it came off easily and cleanly with just a bit of scratching, for any curious). Johnny's my favorite musician by miles and a major inspirational figure in my life in general, but that decal was just a bit overstated for my tastes. The price of this guitar was tribute enough for me =]
And on that note, though I've only had it for a few hours, it's looking to have been worth every cent. It sounds great and feels even better. The finish is really something, too. It's definitely very interactive with the light, fluctuating between darker and lighter greens, with a subtle bluish tint occasionally creeping into the mix as well. Seems like it might photograph a little differently for everyone.
After I tuned it up it was holding a great setup. Intonation was on point, action was good. No hassles.
And in case any are wondering, this is one of the USA-bound jags. Specifically it was one of the five from Chicago Music Exchange from back when they were first officially announced.
All in all it's definitely made my day and then some. Pre-emptive congrats to others who have one of these coming their way!
Yeah. That pic was taken at a slight angle so the E strings look just a bit more off-kilter than they actually are, but they are still less-than-ideally placed imo. Forgot to mention in my post that I already have an order placed for a Staytrem bridge so I'm just waiting for it to arrive before dropping it in. I'll look into the switch tip -- thanks for the heads up!egosheep wrote: Beautiful!! However, looking at your E strings I would say a real Staytrem bridge is in order. Johnny has blank saddles on all of his personal Jags which are notched off-center to bring the string spacing in. I would also highly recommend the polished stainless switch tip that Staytrem sells, it feels nice and cool to the touch and is a big upgrade over the chromed plastic one. Enjoy your new Jag!
No problem! I don't know if he offers them on his site but he has them on ebay here. I had one on my Marr Jag, and it was so cool I ordered a second one in case I ever have another tele.Widge Wemnan wrote: Yeah. That pic was taken at a slight angle so the E strings look just a bit more off-kilter than they actually are, but they are still less-than-ideally placed imo. Forgot to mention in my post that I already have an order placed for a Staytrem bridge so I'm just waiting for it to arrive before dropping it in. I'll look into the switch tip -- thanks for the heads up!