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Re: Let's see your GUITAR!

Posted: Mon Mar 16, 2015 6:37 pm
by myrrh
I can not for the life of me understand why hardtail jaguars and jazzmasters even exist in the firstplace.
Is there some hardtail thing I simply dont understand?

Re: Let's see your GUITAR!

Posted: Mon Mar 16, 2015 7:57 pm
by Chankgeez
KaosCill8r wrote:
UglyCasanova wrote:
Chankgeez wrote:
UglyCasanova wrote: harldy


Is that some kinda Norwegian thing? :D


:cry:

Don't cry dude. Lots of people have dyslexia. :hug:


:hug: :hug:

Re: Let's see your GUITAR!

Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2015 10:01 am
by Jakezor
trace wrote:Happy new guitar day to me! (well actually I got it like a week ago)
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It's a Parker Fly! It's fucking awesome! It's made of the future! Look at it flying through the air like a god damn space ship!
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I'm probably now the least talented player to ever own a parker, upper fret access is amazing but what do you do up there? Open D one finger chords all day for me!!!! :!!!:


Nice Fly! A first series one as well, with the tension wheel.

Re: Let's see your GUITAR!

Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2015 10:10 am
by KaosCill8r
myrrh wrote:I can not for the life of me understand why hardtail jaguars and jazzmasters even exist in the firstplace.
Is there some hardtail thing I simply dont understand?

I'm Thinking ease of setup and tuning stability. Also having that solid connection to the guitar helps increase resonance and sustain. I love offset guitars and I'm not really a big fan of vibrato equipped guitars so my Squier Jag hardtail just fits me and the way I play. I'm sure other people have differing opinions. :idk:

Re: Let's see your GUITAR!

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 7:38 am
by colossus
myrrh wrote:I can not for the life of me understand why hardtail jaguars and jazzmasters even exist in the firstplace.
Is there some hardtail thing I simply dont understand?


Because it's a cool body shape, regardless of bridge setup? It's like Teles without the traditional bridge. It's still a cool body shape. So what if it doesn't fit with tradition? That said, I love JM tremolos. I could definitely see having one without though, for the simplicity. Hardtails have their own merits. At the same time, people who bitch about JM bridge instability and such are really overreacting.

Re: Let's see your GUITAR!

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 7:45 am
by Iommic Pope
Two things:
1. Wow. That's Antigua? That looks more golden brown in that photo. Either way, looking sharp! :thumb:
2. I had no idea Parker Flys (flies?) were that thin. That is fucking crazy shit.

Re: Let's see your GUITAR!

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 7:57 am
by skullservant
I really enjoyed my Blacktop Jaguar when I had it, which was a hardtail

Re: Let's see your GUITAR!

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 9:17 am
by goroth
skullservant wrote:
kosta wrote:That 500k pot would explain some of the brightness you described to me earlier. I bet that thing rattles fillings in the best possible way. Great build man!


It plays so nicely! I'm contemplating putting a toggle switch with a resistor to drop down to 250k if I want to. But I'm not sure, I kind of like the simplicity!


This is something I haven't really understood - say you have a pot on full volume, there shouldn't be any difference between pot values should there? If I wire a pickup straight to the input jack (which I'm considering doing because volume knobs are the enemy) am I going to cause my ears to bleed? And you know, not in the good way?

Re: Let's see your GUITAR!

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 11:10 am
by fever606
skullservant wrote:I really enjoyed my Blacktop Jaguar when I had it, which was a hardtail

Not for much longer... :cool:

Re: Let's see your GUITAR!

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 2:58 pm
by myrrh
colossus wrote:
myrrh wrote:I can not for the life of me understand why hardtail jaguars and jazzmasters even exist in the firstplace.
Is there some hardtail thing I simply dont understand?


Because it's a cool body shape, regardless of bridge setup? It's like Teles without the traditional bridge. It's still a cool body shape. So what if it doesn't fit with tradition? That said, I love JM tremolos. I could definitely see having one without though, for the simplicity. Hardtails have their own merits. At the same time, people who bitch about JM bridge instability and such are really overreacting.


You are right of course. In my head I cant really seperate jazzmaster/jaguar and tremolos, it has just always been such a big part of the appeal for me.
A bit old fashioned when it comes to offsets. Sorry for being rude though.

Re: Let's see your GUITAR!

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 3:14 pm
by skullservant
goroth wrote:
skullservant wrote:
kosta wrote:That 500k pot would explain some of the brightness you described to me earlier. I bet that thing rattles fillings in the best possible way. Great build man!


It plays so nicely! I'm contemplating putting a toggle switch with a resistor to drop down to 250k if I want to. But I'm not sure, I kind of like the simplicity!


This is something I haven't really understood - say you have a pot on full volume, there shouldn't be any difference between pot values should there? If I wire a pickup straight to the input jack (which I'm considering doing because volume knobs are the enemy) am I going to cause my ears to bleed? And you know, not in the good way?


If you put it in parallel on the pot it'll drop the value of the potentiometers Max value down. If you just attached it to one side it would limit the volume instead!

Re: Let's see your GUITAR!

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 3:15 pm
by skullservant
fever606 wrote:
skullservant wrote:I really enjoyed my Blacktop Jaguar when I had it, which was a hardtail

Not for much longer... :cool:


:cool: :cool:

Re: Let's see your GUITAR!

Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2015 4:29 am
by raphaël
Iommic Pope wrote:Wow. That's Antigua? That looks more golden brown in that photo. Either way, looking sharp! :thumb:


Thanks!!
It is golden brown in person too.

Re: Let's see your GUITAR!

Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2015 5:04 am
by raphaël
I had this in a very good trade two days ago:

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05 CIJ Mustang

I used to hate stripes on guitars, now I'm not sure!!!
Anyway, I'm digging this guitar a lot, like a loOOOOOooooot...
I had a spare Staytrem and it's on the Mustang now, it's a perfect little guitar :thumb:

Re: Let's see your GUITAR!

Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2015 7:30 am
by Swordfishtrombone
I've only seen a few orange with red comp stripe mustangs, but I've always thought it's a great color combo. Looks great, dude! :thumb: