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xaviere jt60

Does that come out to be a shortscale jazzmaster with humbuckers?

futuresailors wrote:Does that come out to be a shortscale jazzmaster with humbuckers?

I'd say it's supposed to be a Jagmaster.

yeah supposed to be a jagmaster-ish
neck is kind of meh/average but it's got a great bod and great electronics!

cloudscapes wrote:new acquisition



xaviere jt60

this is lovely! what brand is it?

Rhodrijen wrote:

cloudscapes wrote:new acquisition

xaviere jt60

this is lovely! what brand is it?

Xaviere jt60 - http://store.guitarfetish.com/xaviereguitars.html

cloudscapes wrote:yeah supposed to be a jagmaster-ish
neck is kind of meh/average but it's got a great bod and great electronics!

How is the trem?

hclapp219 wrote:

cloudscapes wrote:yeah supposed to be a jagmaster-ish
neck is kind of meh/average but it's got a great bod and great electronics!

How is the trem?

it's a regular strat trem.

trem is fine, though I don't know much about trems so I have no idea how it is compared to anything

lol, i didnt see the name underneath the picture. still looks lovely though....looks a bit like it could be my next guitar

cloudscapes wrote:new acquisition


xaviere jt60

for a second i thought i was looking at my jagmaster...

From left to right

2000 - ish Marcus Miller Fender Jazz bass. Some band was in town and their bass amp blew up and they traded this in. I bought it about 10 minutes later
1994 Fender Prodigy bass. I've had this since 1995 or so. I think I traded an Ibanez flanger pedal for it, or something ridiculous like that. This is set up B E A D and has a Bad Ass bridge instead of the stock "Super Crap" bridge.
Really really cheap Washburn fretless. This showed up at my shop as a trade. For $80, I couldn't pass it up. It has VERY passive pickups... like really REALLY low output, and it gets along very well with my Ab-Synth. Less so with my Montreal Assembly bitcrusher.
And today, much to my wife's chagrin, I bought a Japanese Fender Strat. 1997-ish (i think) and it plays better than any American Strat I have in my store right now. Amazing.
M

NeatNeatNeatRecords wrote:From left to right

2000 - ish Marcus Miller Fender Jazz bass. Some band was in town and their bass amp blew up and they traded this in. I bought it about 10 minutes later
1994 Fender Prodigy bass. I've had this since 1995 or so. I think I traded an Ibanez flanger pedal for it, or something ridiculous like that. This is set up B E A D and has a Bad Ass bridge instead of the stock "Super Crap" bridge.
Really really cheap Washburn fretless. This showed up at my shop as a trade. For $80, I couldn't pass it up. It has VERY passive pickups... like really REALLY low output, and it gets along very well with my Ab-Synth. Less so with my Montreal Assembly bitcrusher.
And today, much to my wife's chagrin, I bought a Japanese Fender Strat. 1997-ish (i think) and it plays better than any American Strat I have in my store right now. Amazing.
M

A: I like your style.
B: Where is this magical store of which you speak? You should be hyping this place, man - we're your prime demographic!

I co-run the Guitar Center here in Fort Wayne, IN. I also sell LP's, Turntables and other oddball electronics as Neat Neat Neat Records and Music. I generally take on consignment stuff that GC won't buy... stuff like digital multitracks and the like. Most records I just buy outright to sell (after picking out the stuff I want to keep, of course... which make my record collection officially retarded)
I've built studios and live sound rigs for 12 or 13 yrs now, so it works out well for me. The "finding odd used gear" part is just a nice bonus.

NeatNeatNeatRecords wrote:I co-run the Guitar Center here in Fort Wayne, IN. I also sell LP's, Turntables and other oddball electronics as Neat Neat Neat Records and Music. I generally take on consignment stuff that GC won't buy... stuff like digital multitracks and the like. Most records I just buy outright to sell (after picking out the stuff I want to keep, of course... which make my record collection officially retarded)
I've built studios and live sound rigs for 12 or 13 yrs now, so it works out well for me. The "finding odd used gear" part is just a nice bonus.

Damn! I was hoping that you were gonna say you lived out here in New England. Alas. Well, if I ever make it out to Indiana again, I'll be sure to drop by Neat Neat Neat... do you sell online at all?