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I get a "jazz tone" by playing with a lighter pick and softer attack. I alternate between a Jaguar and a Harmony Hollywood and I use the neck pick up exclusively, tone rolled down a bit (and on the Jag, I'm on the rhythm circuit). More low end and mids, less treble and sparkle I think is "jazz tone".
Thick strings help too I'm sure.

Not that this helps in any way but my guitarist has this thing, it is a awesome thing, as things go.

I think the only thing that helps is in giving me GAS.

Ebay generally always has some cool euro hollowbodies. Musima is a good search to run on ebay!

Thanks for the tip, Bobby. Look at the paint on this baby:




http://www.ebay.com/itm/ORFEUS-jolana-m ... Swqu9VQ8eR

waltdogg wrote:Pete I can mod your SG to have one, my friend and I did the same to his Melody Maker.

I'd definitely be down. Tone knob seems real helpful.

So what do we suspect the tonal differences are of a symmetrical vs asymmetrical body? I definitely get the thin nitro, lets the wood ring a lot more instead of being essentially muted in plastic.

I have no idea how to explain it but just compare an SG or double cutaway LP to a single cutaway LP or a Jag/JM to a Strat or Tele. The double cutaways and offsets seem to be more aggressive or lively than single cutaways and non-offset body guitars.

Chankgeez wrote:Thanks for the tip, Bobby. Look at the paint on this baby:

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/ORFEUS-jolana-m ... Swqu9VQ8eR

That is cool but that is more than I payed for my Prestige Nysse

which was a insane deal [and it was NOS too] from a random ebay search by adding the word bigsby to the words to search by

I remember that one, Mudfuzz, the only thing that'd make that better'd be green (or maybe purple) pickup covers.

Chankgeez wrote:I remember that one, Mudfuzz, the only thing that'd make that better'd be green (or maybe purple) pickup covers.

I'd be into that actually I have changed the covers since this picture.. they are chrome and I have a 50¢ piece as a switch ring also a roller bridge so it now almost stays in tune

Nice! Maybe I should get one of these and throw a humbucker in it:



I hate those bridges though.

a rickenbacker or a mustang bridge might work on that thing

Maybe. Thanks for the suggestion.

I had an original Convertible, but got rid of it because I couldn't take the bridge slipping all the time. Other than that, I loved that guitar. Should've kept it and fixed the bridge.

While the CAD is down this one might be in price range? http://m.ebay.com/itm/231787439574?_mwB ... noapp=true

Thanks, that Kent looks pretty nice. Still outta my price range though.

I always wanted one of these earlier Kents (even though it doesn't have humbuckers):