NBD Squier Jaguar

[bass4u]

Got this yesterday.

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[P. Aaron]

Cool 24-7. Congrats! Hope it rocks your world.

 

[5string5fingers]

NICE! was wondering how long it'd take for someone to get one on here.

 

[Spleenface92]

Got this yesterday.

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I'm thinking of making a pickguard like this for my Fender Jaguar, but with a J bass cutout. I'm converting it to passive.

 

[eastcoasteddie]

Details???

is it active? what is the stacked controls layout/function?

sweet, man!

 

[jasper383]

Very nice.

I keep thinking that Fender Japan should make a P/J Jag. But, the Squiers are so good lately, it might not be worth it.

 

[EagleMoon]

What I'm curious about is this... How well does it balance on a strap, and how heavy is it?

 

[BassesForTheWin]

One in white please?

 

[bass4u]

The bass is super light weight. What I really like about the stacked volume/tone controls is that each pickup has separate individual volume/tone controls. The tone knob actually has detents which I think is rather inventive.

The pickups are some type of Seymour Duncan. They both sound really good but the jazz style pickup has a slight hum, the split precision pickup is dead quite.

The neck plays exceptionally well, fret work is on par with the MIA Precision I use to own (believe it or not). I haven't had to make any adjustments to the truss rod or bridge right out of the box. The intonation was dead on!

 

[rr5025]

Same neck as a Fender? I'm entertaining picking one of these up and putting a J in seeing as they're cheaper than the Fender one.

 

[EagleMoon]

The bass is super light weight. What I really like about the stacked volume/tone controls is that each pickup has separate individual volume/tone controls. The tone knob actually has detents which I think is rather inventive.

The pickups are some type of Seymour Duncan. They both sound really good but the jazz style pickup has a slight hum, the split precision pickup is dead quite.

The neck plays exceptionally well, fret work is on par with the MIA Precision I use to own (believe it or not). I haven't had to make any adjustments to the truss rod or bridge right out of the box. The intonation was dead on!

Nice! Glad to hear it's lightweight too. That's not always the case with the lower end instruments.

 

[johnk_10]

when you say, 'lightweight', how much does it actually weigh?

 

[Richard G]

very nice...i have a fender jag 3tone ...your looks like something id like to customize a little!

 

[5string5fingers]

when you say, 'lightweight', how much does it actually weigh?

Well compared to most other VM instruments probably around 8.5-9 pounds. I call that standard weight. But compared to some other fenders,and basses such as warwicks and t 40s thats light. But we'll see what the OP says.

 

[EagleMoon]

I'd call anything 8 lbs. and under pretty light.

 

[johnk_10]

yep. me too.

 

[Anonymous Guy]

what a sexy piece of lumber youve got there.

 

[trunkshope6]

looks classy man now someone buy the jazz already

 

[OhThePeacock]

Could that stack knob configuration be put in a Fender Jag?

 

[Spleenface92]

Could that stack knob configuration be put in a Fender Jag?

That's actually what I'm doing with mine, but I'm making it a passive bass.