Jazzmaster now your go-to guitar?

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  • lovestrat74lovestrat74 Frets: 2531
    Nice pics Gav :)
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  • @lovestrat74 Nice! How does it fare out playing the tele V a Jazzmaster with that setup? Is one more comfy than the other for you?
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  • lovestrat74lovestrat74 Frets: 2531
    @lovestrat74 Nice! How does it fare out playing the tele V a Jazzmaster with that setup? Is one more comfy than the other for you?
    I can't compare to a JM as I've never owned one, but to a Tele - not sure if this is all in my head but - it feels more refined. Love the descendant trem it adds another dimension. But you can't beat a Tele for digging in at the bridge. It's horses for courses but I love both. It didn't take me a lot of getting used to the JM setup on a Tele body. This is why I am intrigued to find out more about JMs. 
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  • lovestrat74lovestrat74 Frets: 2531
    Interesting vid here... Especially what he did with the rhythm section on his JM.



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  • Sharky77Sharky77 Frets: 211
    Yeah I watched that video whilst waiting for my Jazzmaster body to ship from the US. Really interesting!
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  • lovestrat74lovestrat74 Frets: 2531
    Sharky77 said:
    Yeah I watched that video whilst waiting for my Jazzmaster body to ship from the US. Really interesting!
    Great rhythm player!
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  • Coming back here just because, pics. Everyone needs a JM in their lives at some point.


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  • GavRichListGavRichList Frets: 7199
    Revolutions said: Coming back here just because, pics. Everyone needs a JM in their lives at some point.



    FTFY 



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  • duotoneduotone Frets: 995
    Cheers all. 

    I watched a Rhett Shull video where he compares & ranks the 5 Jazzmasters he tries & made a note of the pickups each of them had, just to try & get my head around them a bit more.



    5. Fender American Ultra Jazzmaster - Ultra Noiseless Vintage Jazzmaster Single-coil
    4. Fender American Pro II Jazzmaster - Fender V-Mod II Jazzmaster Single-coil
    3. Fender Custom Shop '59 Jazzmaster - Fender Custom Shop Hand-Wound Jazzmaster Single-coil
    2. Squier '60s Classic Vibe Jazzmaster - Fender Designed Alnico Single-coil
    1. Fender Vintera II '50s Jazzmaster - Fender Vintage-style '50s Jazzmaster Single-coil

    Phew!

    Cheers @jellybelly I'll give those Sonic Youth songs a listen, I'm not familiar with either of them.
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  • CrankyCranky Frets: 2630
    edited March 16
    If the Jazzmaster is now your #1 guitar, what guitar was your go-to before?

    I have never owned a jazzmaster so I am intrigued to know what was your go-to before your JM.

    I mainly play T-style guitars and I see the JM as an in-between, between a Tele and Strat. Is that a fair assumption?

    Tell me why I need/should own a JM...
    I think you have it right.  And I also mainly play a T-style.

    A proper Jazzmaster also has the rhythm circuit.  I like the rhythm circuit in itself, but it also is much easier for me to do that cello effect there (using my thumb) than it is on a Strat (with the pinky).

    I am naturally drawn to rhythm.  JMs make great rhythm guitars.  And they are very versatile. Great for jazzy stuff, ambient stuff, alternative and grunge, etc etc etc.  I like the way @Kuras describes it all. 

    And they look cool.


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  • AntonHunterAntonHunter Frets: 923
    Cranky said:

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    A proper Jazzmaster also has the rhythm circuit.  I like the rhythm circuit in itself, but it also is much easier for me to do that cello effect there (using my thumb) than it is on a Strat (with the pinky).

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    Oooh, hadn't thought of trying that, I'll give it a go.
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  • robinbowesrobinbowes Frets: 3054
    I've just go my JM back up and running, having fitted a new pickguard.

    Before:



    After:



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  • lovestrat74lovestrat74 Frets: 2531
    Nice bod ;)
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  • robinbowesrobinbowes Frets: 3054
    Nice bod ;)
    It's one of Scott's, when he was SCRelics, before @GoldenEraGuitars The neck's one of his too.

    R.
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  • skippy76skippy76 Frets: 616
    edited March 18
    Looks great mate, love Scott’s work.

    The big JM question is dots or block inlays  


    https://imgur.com/a/TQr3LpA

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  • freakboy1610freakboy1610 Frets: 1214
    edited March 18

    The big JM question is dots or block inlays  


    https://imgur.com/a/TQr3LpA

    Both?

    Link to my trading feedback
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  • robinbowesrobinbowes Frets: 3054
    skippy76 said:
    Looks great mate, love Scott’s work.

    The big JM question is dots or block inlays  


    https://imgur.com/a/TQr3LpA

    Honestly, I've never thought about it...













    ...until now. And I prefer block, so thanks for that! 
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