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I went with Music123.com I've dealt with them before, for small
things, and they seem pretty committed to customer service. They had
a JM, (Dakota Red) that had been returned on their 30 day plan and
was greatly discounted--as long as the neck and the fret work is
good, I'll probably keep it. This is the first time I have ever
bought a guitar without playing it first. But I went back and studied
The Huntington Cads and Fathoms cd's and decided that if I had to
pick ONE single tone--the JM HAD to be it. When I compare it to
groups which feature a Jag, like, Satan's Pilgrims, fr'instance, the
JM sounds more, hollow and woody. The Jag sounds spicier, more sizzle
and snap. I like the cool, smooth feeling of the JM sound. I kept
thinking the difference in tone between the JM and Jag is sort of
like the difference between a long board and a short board. Think
I'll start saving my pennies for a Jag. Anyway, the JM I ordered is
sposed to be an AV. I'll let you know what I think. I'm pretty
stoked...
--- In SurfGuitar101@y..., "Brian Neal" <bneal@z...> wrote:
> Cool!!! What color? Give us a review when you get it. Did you go
with
> Musician's Friend?
>
> As for the Seymour Duncan replacements....give your AV stock
pickups a
> chance. A lot of people like them just fine. You can even buy them
from
> Fender USA to put into the Japanese reissues. They aren't as
expensive as
> Seymour Duncans.
>
> BN
