Jazzmaster 2016 build
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Re: Jazzmaster 2016 build
Well done Si - looks great!!!
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It's a fine an glitzy piece of work, well done Si.
Has got me thinking again of Humbuckers...maybe in a Jazzmaster body for extra mass.
Is that a bubble of Gas I detect?
Has got me thinking again of Humbuckers...maybe in a Jazzmaster body for extra mass.
Is that a bubble of Gas I detect?
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What you need is Filtertrons. Filtertrons in a JM would be ace.Slowy wrote:It's a fine an glitzy piece of work, well done Si.
Has got me thinking again of Humbuckers...maybe in a Jazzmaster body for extra mass.
Is that a bubble of Gas I detect?
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I know where this is heading.bender wrote:What you need is Filtertrons. Filtertrons in a JM would be ace.Slowy wrote:It's a fine an glitzy piece of work, well done Si.
Has got me thinking again of Humbuckers...maybe in a Jazzmaster body for extra mass.
Is that a bubble of Gas I detect?
I have a Filtertron loaded Duo Jet on the way for a visit.
The green Duo jet had single coils and what I noticed was how similar it sounded to my Strat and Korinacaster. Obviously not the same but in the same territory. The Strat does glassy cleans and sweet warm tones. The Korinacaster does bright, ringing cleans and P90 snarl and growl. What I'm wanting is something different; big round cleans and 5 ton violin drive tones.
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Excellent! Filtertrons are a really interesting beast. Lots of clarity, but also lots of snarl and bite. I love them.Slowy wrote: I know where this is heading.
I have a Filtertron loaded Duo Jet on the way for a visit.
The green Duo jet had single coils and what I noticed was how similar it sounded to my Strat and Korinacaster. Obviously not the same but in the same territory. The Strat does glassy cleans and sweet warm tones. The Korinacaster does bright, ringing cleans and P90 snarl and growl. What I'm wanting is something different; big round cleans and 5 ton violin drive tones.
This project will get off the ground one day.
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Re: Jazzmaster 2016 build
Filtertrons are the answer to everything. I think there's a bit of a false perception that they're only good for thin and bright and twangy and I want to smash my skull on the desk every time I see a youtube video of a Gretsch or a Cabronita that demonstrates only that sound. There's so much more to them than that. Roll the tone knob virtually right back and they become lovely and dark and moody but still clear. They are always, always clear. Slowy, get yourself some TV Jones 'trons and be a happy man. There are so many options too. If the TV Classic doesn't deliver the 5 ton violin tones you're after, then the Classic Plus or Powertron probably will.
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Re: Jazzmaster 2016 build
Ear?I'll give it a go with my tuner and see how close I can get.
Well done Si, looks very cool.
Try my '6 coil' single coil home build pickup!Post by Slowy » Tue Mar 22, 2016 9:49 am
What I'm wanting is something different; big round cleans and 5 ton violin drive tones.
This project will get off the ground one day.
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Re: Jazzmaster 2016 build
Lol.. Only if you like trems..Frey wrote:Not bad but to me the trem is integral to the appeal of the Jazzmaster.
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I remember you showing me that. Would be interested to try it, sure.jvpp wrote:
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SimpleSi wrote:Lol.. Only if you like trems..Frey wrote:Not bad but to me the trem is integral to the appeal of the Jazzmaster.
Even if you don't actually- a JM style trem completely changes the way a guitar sounds.
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Yup, so badly they invented a device to fix that problem:bender wrote:Even if you don't actually- a JM style trem completely changes the way a guitar sounds.
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Re: Jazzmaster 2016 build
No, that's for a different problem- dodgy saddle design. A mustang bridge fixes that particular one just as well.