my seething love for the jazzmaster and its surf rock history has haunted my piggy bank for a long time, so ive decided to buy the Squire nockoff of the Jag/Jazz, the Jagmaster. I plan on getting it to really test the jazz master pickups im going to put in it, and i was wanting to know which of the SD JM pickups sound the best in your opinions, im really interested in the Antiquities. Thanks!
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Originally posted by RushOfBlood. . . try to look for the old version of the jagmaster, the vista series, they're made way better, and have better finishes to boot. they creep up on ebay pretty often
But I'm not saying where. :fing25:
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Ever consider using warmoth to build a jazzmaster?
Is this the mij version? http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/...se_pid/510484/
if so, I definately suggest building one through warmoth. You'll save much more money.
If the url I posted isnt the mij version, whats the price on mij jazzmasters? I'd also like to know7 FREE TRACKS OF ROCK - driftrocks.bandcamp.com
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Sorry, but the Jazzmaster uses 2 special-design Jazzmaster single coils!
These pups are just fatter, but they are still single coil pups.
In addition, the MIJ, MIK, MIC, MIM Jazzmasters do not have as much wire under the covers, so the tone and volume is less than that of the real MIA (60's) Jazzmaster.
Finally, SD make excellent replacement pups for the Jazzmaster, regardless where it was originally fabricated... My choice is the Quarter Pounder, but only if your technique is good enough to handle it, since your style and finger noise will be amplified and if you're a sloopy player, then it will come out...Support Code 211 - Stop the bad boys, you know COPS!
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Originally posted by StratmanSorry, but the Jazzmaster uses 2 special-design Jazzmaster single coils!
These pups are just fatter, but they are still single coil pups.
In addition, the MIJ, MIK, MIC, MIM Jazzmasters do not have as much wire under the covers, so the tone and volume is less than that of the real MIA (60's) Jazzmaster.
Finally, SD make excellent replacement pups for the Jazzmaster, regardless where it was originally fabricated... My choice is the Quarter Pounder, but only if your technique is good enough to handle it, since your style and finger noise will be amplified and if you're a sloopy player, then it will come out...
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Originally posted by joelapEver consider using warmoth to build a jazzmaster?
Is this the mij version? http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/...se_pid/510484/
if so, I definately suggest building one through warmoth. You'll save much more money.
If the url I posted isnt the mij version, whats the price on mij jazzmasters? I'd also like to know
you can also buy them used though.
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