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gringopiggringopig Frets: 2648
edited July 2020 in Guitar
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  • Strat_a_tat_tatStrat_a_tat_tat Frets: 2761
    Very nice
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  • DaevidJDaevidJ Frets: 414
    Wow!
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  • victorludorumvictorludorum Frets: 1015
    Yes, very tasty!
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  • lasermonkeylasermonkey Frets: 1940
    F**k me, that's nice! '66 makes it a YOB guitar for me.
    Not at all jealous, no siree!
    My wife asked me to stop singing Wonderwall.
    I said maybe.....
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  • guitars4youguitars4you Frets: 14284
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    That looks mighty cool
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  • gringopiggringopig Frets: 2648
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  • Grocer_JackGrocer_Jack Frets: 258
    gringopig said:
    F**k me, that's nice! '66 makes it a YOB guitar for me.
    Not at all jealous, no siree!
    Well, me too actually now you mention it! Ha - hadn't actually thought of it...

    It's got a Sep 66 neck date.
    One surprise is the neck. Gone are the quite petite C shape and in comes a big C. Sort of like a PRS actually. 
    Stunning guitar! Interesting about the neck shape - my 64 has a B neck but it’s absolutely tiny. I’ve played a few Early CBS Jags too and they’ve had thin necks as well. I thought it was a Jag thing.
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  • brooombrooom Frets: 1175
    edited April 2019
    Cool guitar.

    Necks on old fenders can be interesting a 1965 Jazzmaster I used to own, also had a big chunky C neck. The 1964 stratocaster I used to own, had a smaller profile neck, but still enough grip in it and a really nice V type taper near the first frets and headstock transition.
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  • gringopiggringopig Frets: 2648
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  • adampeteradampeter Frets: 775
    If you ever want to sell that let me know, exactly what i want and YOB
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  • simonhpiemansimonhpieman Frets: 683
    Wowzer, where did you find that?! I've been looking for Jags recently and didn't see it. It's an absolute beaut!
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  • JD50JD50 Frets: 659
    Grocer_Jack said:
    gringopig said:
    F**k me, that's nice! '66 makes it a YOB guitar for me.
    Not at all jealous, no siree!
    Well, me too actually now you mention it! Ha - hadn't actually thought of it...

    It's got a Sep 66 neck date.
    One surprise is the neck. Gone are the quite petite C shape and in comes a big C. Sort of like a PRS actually. 
    Stunning guitar! Interesting about the neck shape - my 64 has a B neck but it’s absolutely tiny. I’ve played a few Early CBS Jags too and they’ve had thin necks as well. I thought it was a Jag thing.

    I have a 64 with a B width, its quite chunky.
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  • Th4fonzTh4fonz Frets: 246
    Looks awesome congrats =)
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  • punchesjudypunchesjudy Frets: 1025
    Bloody lovely that is. 
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  • gringopiggringopig Frets: 2648
    edited July 2020
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  • Musicman20Musicman20 Frets: 2326
    Beautiful!
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  • meltedbuzzboxmeltedbuzzbox Frets: 10339
    That's one amazing looking Jag. 
    Great score
    The Bigsby was the first successful design of what is now called a whammy bar or tremolo arm, although vibrato is the technically correct term for the musical effect it produces. In standard usage, tremolo is a rapid fluctuation of the volume of a note, while vibrato is a fluctuation in pitch. The origin of this nonstandard usage of the term by electric guitarists is attributed to Leo Fender, who also used the term “vibrato” to refer to what is really a tremolo effect.
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