Cool! How is the term? I get Jazzmaster GAS once in a while, but worry about the JM trem. Also, what scale is it?
Congrats Duffy!
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Cool! How is the term? I get Jazzmaster GAS once in a while, but worry about the JM trem. Also, what scale is it?
Congrats Duffy!
Steve Thompson
Sun Valley, Idaho
Guitars: Fender 60th Anniversary Std. Strat, Squier CVC Tele Hagstrom Viking Semi-hollow, Joshua beach guitar, Martin SPD-16TR Dreadnought
Amphs: Peavey Classic 30, '61 Fender Concert
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Originally Posted by sunvalleylaw
I understand exactly what you are saying SVL. Evidently there are a lot of design concerns with the stock JM's and Jaguars.
This one has the Fender strat type trem and it is very nice and eliminates the work that many people do replacing the stock trems and bridges - and then some of them still say that the strings jump out of the saddles, etc. Those JM/Jag replacement bridges and especially the nice bridges, like the Mastery, are not cheap.
The Marauder also has Jumbo frets, which I like. It has a Fender strat type scale at 25.5 inches. The neck has a great feel - I would say it is a little wide, possibly, and definitely non-baseball bat like. For me, it plays easily and the neck feels very good. You can get a lot of bright tones out of it and one switch position has a lot of strat "quack" to it. The tone knob is very useful to warm up the bright sounds on a couple switch settings, if you feel it is necessary. I like the bright sound. There are two or three switch positions that mellow out the sound, considering the humbucker and switch positions.
For not big money, I would say you get a lot of guitar.
Your CVC project sounds like it is going to yield an exceptional guitar.
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