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I'm an idiot, didn't change the subject line the first time around.
Decisions...decisions.....I have a '63 JM....and I starting to think I want
a comparable JAG (pre-cbs)....is the sound a LOT thinner than my JM? I'm ok
with it not being as powerful on the low-end, 'cause my belief is that I'll
have more high-end. And, I think the short scale would be cool.
I've never played a JAG.....
I know, I know....this has come up before....but if anyone feels verbose, or
can point me to some groups that just used JAGs, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks,
-Brad
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Eddie Bertrand "just used a Jag"...I'm pretty sure, atleast during
the Showmen years recordings. "Scratch" puts to rest the myth that
soloing is
tougher on a "24 scale.
The Treblemakers "vs. the Doomsday Device" Zak told me whenever he
or Denis were playing leads it was on their Jags.
The Fender IV listen to "Everybody Up" that's pure Jag tone.
Gregg Hunt used a Jag on the Finks "Filler Up and Go" album.
The Reluctant Aquanauts, all I use is a Jag, you can hear a few
clips here. www.myspace.com/reluctantaquanauts
Hey look out I sold my Jazzmaster and Strat after I got the Jag.
How big are you hands??
Bill
--- In , "-=Brad Davis=-"
<champamp@s...> wrote:
> I'm an idiot, didn't change the subject line the first time around.
>
> Decisions...decisions.....I have a '63 JM....and I starting to
think I want
> a comparable JAG (pre-cbs)....is the sound a LOT thinner than my
JM? I'm ok
> with it not being as powerful on the low-end, 'cause my belief is
that I'll
> have more high-end. And, I think the short scale would be cool.
>
> I've never played a JAG.....
>
> I know, I know....this has come up before....but if anyone feels
verbose, or
> can point me to some groups that just used JAGs, I'd appreciate it.
>
> Thanks,
> -Brad
>
>
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I don't have too much trouble with long scale, but I bet the 11s have a
different feel on a 24".
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From: supertwangreverb [mailto:]
Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 6:53 PM
To:
Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: Jag?
Eddie Bertrand "just used a Jag"...I'm pretty sure, atleast during
the Showmen years recordings. "Scratch" puts to rest the myth that
soloing is
tougher on a "24 scale.
The Treblemakers "vs. the Doomsday Device" Zak told me whenever he
or Denis were playing leads it was on their Jags.
The Fender IV listen to "Everybody Up" that's pure Jag tone.
Gregg Hunt used a Jag on the Finks "Filler Up and Go" album.
The Reluctant Aquanauts, all I use is a Jag, you can hear a few
clips here. www.myspace.com/reluctantaquanauts
Hey look out I sold my Jazzmaster and Strat after I got the Jag.
How big are you hands??
Bill
--- In , "-=Brad Davis=-"
<champamp@s...> wrote:
> I'm an idiot, didn't change the subject line the first time around.
>
> Decisions...decisions.....I have a '63 JM....and I starting to
think I want
> a comparable JAG (pre-cbs)....is the sound a LOT thinner than my
JM? I'm ok
> with it not being as powerful on the low-end, 'cause my belief is
that I'll
> have more high-end. And, I think the short scale would be cool.
>
> I've never played a JAG.....
>
> I know, I know....this has come up before....but if anyone feels
verbose, or
> can point me to some groups that just used JAGs, I'd appreciate it.
>
> Thanks,
> -Brad
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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I will check these out, thank you.
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From: supertwangreverb [mailto:]
Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 6:53 PM
To:
Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: Jag?
Eddie Bertrand "just used a Jag"...I'm pretty sure, atleast during
the Showmen years recordings. "Scratch" puts to rest the myth that
soloing is
tougher on a "24 scale.
The Treblemakers "vs. the Doomsday Device" Zak told me whenever he
or Denis were playing leads it was on their Jags.
The Fender IV listen to "Everybody Up" that's pure Jag tone.
Gregg Hunt used a Jag on the Finks "Filler Up and Go" album.
The Reluctant Aquanauts, all I use is a Jag, you can hear a few
clips here. www.myspace.com/reluctantaquanauts
Hey look out I sold my Jazzmaster and Strat after I got the Jag.
How big are you hands??
Bill
--- In , "-=Brad Davis=-"
<champamp@s...> wrote:
> I'm an idiot, didn't change the subject line the first time around.
>
> Decisions...decisions.....I have a '63 JM....and I starting to
think I want
> a comparable JAG (pre-cbs)....is the sound a LOT thinner than my
JM? I'm ok
> with it not being as powerful on the low-end, 'cause my belief is
that I'll
> have more high-end. And, I think the short scale would be cool.
>
> I've never played a JAG.....
>
> I know, I know....this has come up before....but if anyone feels
verbose, or
> can point me to some groups that just used JAGs, I'd appreciate it.
>
> Thanks,
> -Brad
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
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> I don't have too much trouble with long scale, but I bet the 11s
have a
> different feel on a 24".
IMO 11s are too floppy on the Jag. You may find 12s or 13s work out
better on the shorter scale.
Wow....tho I do like the way heavier strings sound.
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From: supertwangreverb [mailto:]
Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 7:01 PM
To:
Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Re: Jag?
> I don't have too much trouble with long scale, but I bet the 11s
have a
> different feel on a 24".
IMO 11s are too floppy on the Jag. You may find 12s or 13s work out
better on the shorter scale.
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