NGD, MIM 58 Jazzmaster reissue.

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Re: NGD, MIM 58 Jazzmaster reissue.

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It's been Troned! I also added a simplified harness (no top controls) and a mustang bridge. All the work is completely reversible and the only change done to the body is 4 small screw holes to mount the pickups.
As much as I like Jazzmasters I've never normally got on with them but I'm getting on with this one really well. It's now got jangle, bite and takes overdrive so well.
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Re: NGD, MIM 58 Jazzmaster reissue.

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Very cool . I like the idea of JM and filters
Now go make a new pick guard !

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That looks great! Excellent job cutting out the pickup covers too
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Re: NGD, MIM 58 Jazzmaster reissue.

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StrummersOfThunder wrote: Sun Sep 15, 2024 6:38 am Very cool . I like the idea of JM and filters
Now go make a new pick guard !
BUT THE PICKGUARD IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE BITS!!!!
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Re: NGD, MIM 58 Jazzmaster reissue.

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kdawg2a wrote: Sun Sep 15, 2024 8:56 am
StrummersOfThunder wrote: Sun Sep 15, 2024 6:38 am Very cool . I like the idea of JM and filters
Now go make a new pick guard !
BUT THE PICKGUARD IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE BITS!!!!
Yes it is epic.
Maybe if those pickup sounds weren’t cream. You could try them painted Gretsch gold or something

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Nice work!!!
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Re: NGD, MIM 58 Jazzmaster reissue.

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Super nice, I've always wanted to play a Jazzmaster. I had a AVRI 57 Strat for a while that I didn't gel with, then played a '63 Jaguar and thought it was the bees knees

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Re: NGD, MIM 58 Jazzmaster reissue.

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Will.R wrote: Tue Dec 17, 2024 2:17 pm Super nice, I've always wanted to play a Jazzmaster. I had a AVRI 57 Strat for a while that I didn't gel with, then played a '63 Jaguar and thought it was the bees knees
Yes you’re definitely moving in the correct direction there. The next logical step is JM then interestingly the algorithm just cycles back to jaguar and enters and oscillation phase between the two. In this new reality, the Strat no longer exists.

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