johnnysomersett wrote:those of a more experimental persuasion might be inclined to have 2 jacks... and do the whole 1 to bass amp 1 to guitar amp thing ?
I dunno; I kind of like the idea, especially if you run the pickup intended for bass through a POG. It wouldn't be the cleanest thing in the world, especially if you do chords intended for the guitar registry, but it could be fun with a little bit of dirt.alexanderthebrown wrote:johnnysomersett wrote:those of a more experimental persuasion might be inclined to have 2 jacks... and do the whole 1 to bass amp 1 to guitar amp thing ?
like run the bridge pickup to one amp and the neck to another? disgustingly awesome! and probably useless!
but it would be priceless to be that guy on stage with two cables coming out of his guitar, and everyone is like
I've actually been thinking of doing that w/ a budget strat copy, installing a stereo jack or something.Funky Chowder wrote:I dunno; I kind of like the idea, especially if you run the pickup intended for bass through a POG. It wouldn't be the cleanest thing in the world, especially if you do chords intended for the guitar registry, but it could be fun with a little bit of dirt.alexanderthebrown wrote:johnnysomersett wrote:those of a more experimental persuasion might be inclined to have 2 jacks... and do the whole 1 to bass amp 1 to guitar amp thing ?
like run the bridge pickup to one amp and the neck to another? disgustingly awesome! and probably useless!
but it would be priceless to be that guy on stage with two cables coming out of his guitar, and everyone is like
This is exactly what I intend to do with my custom MONGOOSE guitar (courtesy Andrew and Andrew). If you haven't checked it out, here's the thread:Funky Chowder wrote:I dunno; I kind of like the idea, especially if you run the pickup intended for bass through a POG. It wouldn't be the cleanest thing in the world, especially if you do chords intended for the guitar registry, but it could be fun with a little bit of dirt.alexanderthebrown wrote:johnnysomersett wrote:those of a more experimental persuasion might be inclined to have 2 jacks... and do the whole 1 to bass amp 1 to guitar amp thing ?
like run the bridge pickup to one amp and the neck to another? disgustingly awesome! and probably useless!
but it would be priceless to be that guy on stage with two cables coming out of his guitar, and everyone is like
You?Funky Chowder wrote:Wow, that Mongoose guitar looks ridiculously sweet! Nice stuff, and looking forward to hear how it works out.
I've yet to see it in person! Oh, I know, and I figured that once you do, you would make your thoughts and impressions known. I'm sure nobody is more excited than you.mongoose wrote:You?Funky Chowder wrote:Wow, that Mongoose guitar looks ridiculously sweet! Nice stuff, and looking forward to hear how it works out.
Thanks for the 411. I, for one, am indeed interested. Shame about the finish choices though (especially the Jaguar).brianeharmonjr wrote:Also, the Jag and JM will both be $299.99 MAP (Street Price) and the Jag basses will be $199.99 MAP.
Also, the color codes aren't complete on those sheets. The Jazzmaster is available in Butterscotch Blonde and 2-tone Sunburst. The Jaguar HH is available in Fiesta Red or 3-tone Sunburst. The Jag bass special is available in 3-tone Sunburst, Black, and Crimson Transparent. The Jag Bass with the Humbucker is available in Black, Candy Apple Red, and Silver.mongoose wrote:Thanks for the 411. I, for one, am indeed interested. Shame about the finish choices though (especially the Jaguar).brianeharmonjr wrote:Also, the Jag and JM will both be $299.99 MAP (Street Price) and the Jag basses will be $199.99 MAP.
I agree... I like the maple neck but the rest is pretty meh...noisepunk wrote:Putting jaguar and jazzmaster on those seams wrong...
They aren't awful, but they just aren't the same guitars as their namesake.
