Info on a Jansen
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Info on a Jansen
Hello,
I got this Beatmaster cheap, and it's alright. Nice new project. Looks like the neck pickup has been replaced. I will open it up soon to try to find out what it is. Need to shim and angle the neck but otherwise I'm pretty happy.
Does anyone have any info on it or know someone to contact?
Is it kauri?
Cheers
I got this Beatmaster cheap, and it's alright. Nice new project. Looks like the neck pickup has been replaced. I will open it up soon to try to find out what it is. Need to shim and angle the neck but otherwise I'm pretty happy.
Does anyone have any info on it or know someone to contact?
Is it kauri?
Cheers
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Re: Info on a Jansen
You need to talk to Denche!
Just jokes. Apparently Jansens original stock of body wood came from the roof structure of a demo'ed Auckland building in the 60s and is Kauri.
That neck pup is 70's Fender, the control plate and wiring set ups not original and the bodies been refinished.
Cool guitar. If you want to move it on may I say dibs to the situation?
Just jokes. Apparently Jansens original stock of body wood came from the roof structure of a demo'ed Auckland building in the 60s and is Kauri.
That neck pup is 70's Fender, the control plate and wiring set ups not original and the bodies been refinished.
Cool guitar. If you want to move it on may I say dibs to the situation?
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Re: Info on a Jansen
This is truekdawg2a wrote:You need to talk to Denche!
Just jokes. Apparently Jansens original stock of body wood came from the roof structure of a demo'ed Auckland building in the 60s and is Kauri.
That neck pup is 70's Fender, the control plate and wiring set ups not original and the bodies been refinished.
Cool guitar. If you want to move it on may I say dibs to the situation?
I have a Jansen bass body and it's Kauri.
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Re: Info on a Jansen
You think this is the original neck? The position of the low E string is odd and note how the high E is moving towards the edge of the fretboard going up the neck. It is as if the headstock needs to rotate a few degrees to the right and the bottom of the heel needs to move to the left... Is there any space there?
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Re: Info on a Jansen
Just remember the neck plate screw spacings are different to the standard Fender spacing. If you get a neck with existing holes, you may need to do some plugging.quyet wrote:So it needs a refret... the works
Thinking of just giving it a new neck
Got a spare neck? Should be standard fender specs... will meausre when I'm home
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Re: Info on a Jansen
I've partially fixed that issue by loosening the neck and pushing it to a slight angle then tightening, but the main problem is that the nut groove are super wide so the strings have wandered. No idea about the neck's origin. The truss rod adjuster fits the era. It's beautiful, kind of a shame haha.Jay wrote:You think this is the original neck? The position of the low E string is odd and note how the high E is moving towards the edge of the fretboard going up the neck. It is as if the headstock needs to rotate a few degrees to the right and the bottom of the heel needs to move to the left... Is there any space there?
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Re: Info on a Jansen
kdawg2a has dibs first, if he doesn't want it, I'll pm you.
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