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FDP Forum / Fender Guitars: Jaguars & Jazzmasters / The new Professional Jaguar and Jazzmaster models
(This message was last edited by Te 52 at 12:33 PM, Dec 7th, 2016)
(This message was last edited by windmill at 08:46 PM, Dec 10th, 2016)
FDP Forum / Fender Guitars: Jaguars & Jazzmasters / The new Professional Jaguar and Jazzmaster models
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reverendrob
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our time in hellNov 21st, 2016 03:50 PM Edit Profile
There's no real info out that I can see, so hard to have any thoughts.
windmill
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older,betterNov 21st, 2016 05:26 PM Edit Profile
What !
It's all what the cool kids have been talking about for weeks.
:)
reverendrob
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our time in hellNov 21st, 2016 07:16 PM Edit Profile
Will have to see what they street for and whether it's maple only.
Maple: nope nope nope nope.
MLC
It's not just good..
...it's good enough.Nov 22nd, 2016 07:02 AM Edit Profile
Spec sheets I saw posted on another forum stated that fret board options included both maple and rosewood.
The JM might be an interesting partner for my Thinskin JM.
No info on pricing anywhere I've seen.
Te 52
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strictly enforcedNov 22nd, 2016 10:53 AM Edit Profile
I like the new colors. Grey, olive. Classy.
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I'm an old guitar hasslerNov 22nd, 2016 01:27 PM Edit Profile
From another forum, the street price is $1499.
And rosewood neck on an Olympic white or 3TS Jazzmaster, but only on a white Jag. No mystic seafoam on the Jag, either.
Joe Potts
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I'm an old guitar hasslerDec 3rd, 2016 09:47 AM Edit Profile
I was at a local dealer yesterday, who said the Fender rep had brought a few Pro series to show him. He took some pics - a Jazzmaster in Mystic Seafoam, and a Jag in Sonic Grey.
His pics looked better than the Fender ones I've seen so far. He said both finishes looked much better in person. The grey is kind of a bluish-grey.
He ordered some, which should be in, I believe, in a few weeks.
windmill
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older,betterDec 4th, 2016 04:37 AM Edit Profile
We expect a report when they arrive.
:)
Thanks
reverendrob
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our time in hellDec 7th, 2016 08:54 AM Edit Profile
Sweetwater has them up with info (not in stock).
No rhythm circuits on either. Sigh.
No apparent strangle switch on the jaguar.
Te 52
Laws of Physics
strictly enforcedDec 7th, 2016 10:32 AM Edit Profile
"...Sweetwater has them up.."
Yup, all the various incarnations (link).
back breaker
eureka, usa
Kid! STOP! you're rockin' the forest!Dec 8th, 2016 07:34 AM Edit Profile
fender Jazzmaster
back breaker
eureka, usa
Kid! STOP! you're rockin' the forest!Dec 8th, 2016 07:36 AM Edit Profile
Jaguar
surfdog
Lakeside, CA
JimDec 8th, 2016 02:01 PM Edit Profile
On the Jaguar, looks like some of the modifications were transferred from the Johnny Marr model. The four position pickup selector, neck shape, Mustang saddles. The Johnny Marr retained the strangle switch as well the new one shown. The treble bleed looks like a good feature as well as the adjustable trem bar. The Johnny Marr uses shims to stablize the trem bar and the bridge. Narrow tall frets are good for staying in tune vs wide frets.
Looks like an excellent guitar on paper.
windmill
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older,betterDec 10th, 2016 06:45 PM Edit Profile
Fender Demo of the Professional JM and Jags
Alert!
Close ups of the neck indicate the high E string is
extremely close to the edge of the fretboard above the 12th fret due to a mismatch of spacing of the bridge.
This is has been a problem with the Johnny Marr Jags
If anyone can confirm or deny this by trying one in real life please let us know.
Thanks :)
Joe Potts
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I'm an old guitar hasslerDec 16th, 2016 04:33 PM Edit Profile
I saw a Pro JM in seafoam at the local Fender dealer (didn't have time to test drive it).
I have also read on another forum about the E string concern. Looking at the neck, I saw no issue at all, the entire length of the fingerboard. Plenty of room, for both E strings.
I really liked the look of it. He also has a Jag in Sonic Gray due in a few weeks.
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JimDec 19th, 2016 10:39 AM Edit Profile
Jaguar string alignment is good on the Johnny Marr model.
windmill
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older,betterJan 7th, 2017 06:29 PM Edit Profile
Another review of the Pro series at the link below.
Generally positive but it does mention the E strings close to the edge issue.
RMosack
USA
Go Buckeyes!Jan 25th, 2017 01:44 PM Edit Profile
The classic circuitry was a huge part of what made the Jag and JM both so special and unique.
These new ones? Meh.
back breaker
eureka, usa
Kid! STOP! you're rockin' the forest!Jan 29th, 2017 11:01 AM Edit Profile
Concur about the circuitry but the I also like to see them in an updated version. I prefer my 62 thin skin (which as a handful of updated features as well). It's good to see so many Jags and JM's out there at the moment.
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older,betterAug 12th, 2017 06:02 PM Edit Profile
Finally saw these in the flesh and had a chance to play them unplugged.
The fit and finsih seemed good
The necks eemd a bit thicker than on my AVRI jag.
The Mystic Seafoam looks fantastic.
The other finishes seem dull in comparison.
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