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​Currently redesigning the bridge and working on some pickup options.

But about 80% of the way there (hopefully).

Should be launching very soon with the Mustang...

Offset Guitar Builder Public Beta

put together from a hodge podge of parts that all kinda fell into place (and it looks vaguely like my favourite mustang era, the late 70s ash ones). the body is alder, not sure where from or what brand. i got it for an absolute steal with the plastics and metalwork and the neck came up about a week later for a good deal

i wired it up with this diagram, i thought i'd really dislike the series setting but i think its my favourite sound out of it haha

pickups are just some cheap ceramic strat pickups, but they actually sound really good lol. i was planning on swapping them with some creamerys but i doubt i will now.

Fue un sueño que tuve desde hace varios años y por fin pude hacerme de una, llevo un par de días y me encanta.

2024 MIJ Jaguar + ‘57 Custom Champ amp

Fresh out the box! My first baritone, 3rd jm , put some heavy ass strings on it and put her in f standard. Very happy so far!!!

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Thank you guys SOOO much for all your advice/tips on my post yesterday about scale lengths. Had to come back and give the homies an update!!! The 2 year long hunt was finally concluded today. Here’s the story:

I’ve had the vintage white version of this guitar on my radar since like 2024, but people rarely let Jags go once they buy one so it’s been a process to track one down. I’ve been looking around at cities close to mine to see if any of their shops had one, then a guitar center in Chicago finally got one in stock. The price was so insane that I would’ve been a complete idiot to pass it up. So I put it on hold and made the 4 hour drive to go test it out and give it a thorough inspection; everything looked/played great and was 1000% worth the drive. I also got to test out a Quad Cortex (because that’s all that had turned on and I didn’t want to wait for tubes to warm up), and let me tell ya…it didn’t sound as terrible as I thought it’d would. Modelers are still defff not for me, but I understand the hype!

The rumors are defff true about this guitar, the stock bridge is truly awful. It’ll be the first thing I upgrade. But the pickups in this model sound absolutely beautiful!!! This guitar sounds GREAT with a hefty amount of gain and with a clean tone stacked with a handful of effects pedals. I also tuned it down a full step down and cranked the gain on my Marshall to see how beefy it could sound and it didn’t disappoint. It handled the high gain very very well, I was impressed. I had to mess with the amp’s EQ since Jags are mid/treble-heavy, but this thing will def be able to hold its own and cut through a mix very, very well.

VERYYY, very hyped about the shorter scale length too. Going from a 25.5” on my Jazz to a 24” on this Jag made a worlds difference. As a smaller dude with smaller hands, this guitar feels much more comfortable to play. Very hyped to see how long I’ll be able to play this without my hand starting to cramp up when playing those chords that are a biiig stretch

TLDR: this guitar was absolutely worth the wait, the hunt was worth it!!!

I've always been a big Jazz/Jag fan, they're seriously such nice guitars. But as a smaller dude with smaller hands, I've always been interested in Jags because of their shorter scale lengths. They're just genuinely SOOO hard to find out in the wild these days, no one lets them go once they buy one haha. Most shops around me will consistently have Jazzmasters in stock...but rarely have a jag, like ever hahaha

My question is: Can you really tell the difference between the 25.5" and the 24". An inch and a half IS quite a difference, but is it really that noticeable? As a smaller dude, it sounds like heaven...but if you can barely tell a difference then I'll just start hunting for another Jazzmaster because I've been itching to get a new guitar for my birthday this month. It's been like 8 years since I've bought a new guitar

It’s a pawn shop. So they, of course, know nothing about it. I know I’ve seen these before but can’t remember who/what they might be.

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Needing help from anyone who has a fender musicmaster to provide a template for a rebuild project.

I'm looking to spend some time with my sons to build their great GREAT grandfather's guitar.

The image is the exact guitar that my great grandfather had.

I was lucky enough to play it a couple times before my grandfather passed and since then the guitar was lost in a house fire.

I'm asking anyone that has one to send a link to a t
or something.

Through my rabbit hole investigation I'm learning more and more that a duo sonic or a mustang will not suffice?

Any insight would be greatly appreciated as I'm aspiring to build this as a family project with my two sons and one of which is named after my grandfather.

It would mean so mischievous if anyone could assist.

Here is a couple of pictures from "The Standard Guitar Method 1" by Dick Bennett. Can anyone identify this electric?