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Brendan5 said:Well I threw the Duncan design pickups from my other jag in. I like it better. The j is definitely an improvement. Really funky sounding with the j cranked. The dd p I think does not lean as much to the low end as the stock. I like the tone better for rock.
Well I put some ultralite tuners on last night. It doesnt neck dive as severely now (goes horizontal instead of heading for the floor) but its still noticeable.
AltGrendel said:I going to go out on a limb here and guess that this means that the tuner holes are 11/16, right?
Olde Axeman said:Just curious... Those of you who bought the $13 MF gig bag, did it fit?
I just got it last nite. It's tight but it fits. It has zero padding but I don't need padding.
SBassman said:Mine is sitting in a box in my room. Arrived today. I'll try by end of night.
I don't care about padding, either. I just needed a bag to carry it in. The way I travel to gigs, no paddieadng is really necessary.
After I ordered it, I later noticed in the MF reviews that the bag has a synthetic stink to it. At least that's what they were saying. Does your bag smell?
SBassman said:I don't understand how our basses can be different lengths.
Yeah I read those reviews after I ordered it too. It had a synthetic smell last nite but not as bad as those reviewers insinuated and I didn't even notice any smell today. It looks so small in the case you'd never believe there was a Bass instead of a guitar in there.![]()
Mike H said:How's the volume balance between the pickups compared with stock?
Mike Harrison
Toronto Canada
Squier Jaguar SS Bass #20
Me too! I don't give a patoot whether it's period accurate or not, It's dang cool.
Ever since we bought this bass for our son, it has looked oddly familiar to me. It took this picture for me to realize why:
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In this picture, Owen is practicing. The shiny black pick guard is reflecting natural light from the venetian blinds. I saw that stripe pattern, and it hit me. "This thing looks like my old Tiesco bass!"
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Now, that photo isn't my Tiesco bass; mine was similar but in sea foam green, and it was pretty beat up. The guitarist in my band bought it for me as a joke and we used to do gigs with really crappy guitars before we knew that was cool. The bass sounded like a**, as I recall, and we quickly sold it.
Still, that stripe pattern on the pick guard is cool. Might work on this bass just for giggles.
--Steve
(#18 Squier Jag SS / Owen's Dad)
P.S. The bass continues to be just awesome. I'm playing it more now, and it's got a great sound. We've thought about doing a father/son video review of it.