Jesus, just read through this whole thread, CANNOT believe how fast these are appreciating. Now that I have a Vista Venus XII that blows me away on quality I see why, but damn.

Thanks for doin' the thread, speedfish.

I got great results doing the following: 1 - Shim to get break angle. 2 - Set intonation. 3 - Clip the low E intonation screw so it doesn't buzz against the string. 4 - Loctite the other intonation screws. 5 - Slightly file the threads under that goddamn low E to stop it jumping. 6 - Change the way ...

What are the necks like on those?

Shonen Knife, the Breeders, and Nirvana is the perfect 1993 night.

Holy shit! Great find, the wife part makes the story more credible.

dragnet99 wrote:I did some digging of my own and it's looking now like $999 is way beyond what a CIJ Jag from 2002-2004 is worth. I Googled my way to a LPB version of the same model (in excellent condition) for sale at $550.
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Whut? Your google skills far exceed mine, ya still got that link?

Goddamn those are awesome looking, and I decided I really want a Fender offset in that scale. With a stripe.

Plus I'm a sucker for that blue.

Frigging gorgeous, in a Jetsons kinda way, but I don't know about 'understated'.

Those remain the ugliest non-Katana fender design.

I've never had luck with an extractor for tiny screws. Maybe it's just me, I dunno.

I thought about buying that. Glad you like it I guess.

Ugh, I was just about to buy a pair for my HH Jag. Since those have covers should it fit?

Up to over $200 now. Any thoughts on Turser quality? Same/better/worse than Squier?

classic style from the ‘90s rock and roll days.

Christ I'm so old.

Chris Fleming wrote:Only just realised that you have to push the trem arm on a Jaguar right in and it works perfectly.

Unless it doesn't.

This does work for some though!

Immaculate is right. That can only have occurred via divine intervention.

Buying a 4-pack of Grolsch tonight!

laterallateral wrote:I like this trick:

Kim Deal always says the green ones with the turtles on them!

I can't help but think it's covering something up. I dunno.

NickS wrote:Slacken the strings off, slacken the neck screws slightly and apply sideways pressure on the neck. It's surprising how much slop there can be.

And it stays moved without some kinda offcenter shim?

Damn that's good to know.

I Like It.

That trem looks odd though.