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Vintage Fender 1965 Jaguar and 1965 Jazzmaster in Lake Placid Blue with painted headstocks

J T

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Cool!
How much different/similar do they sound?

Is it just the switching that makes them different?
 

mikeslub

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Cool!
How much different/similar do they sound?

Is it just the switching that makes them different?
Jazzmaster pickups are more “throaty” sounding. Obviously the pickup selection is more straightforward on the Jazzmaster vs. Jaguar.
 
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J T

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I've wanted one of those Jazzmasters for a long time.
Chris Stapleton gets some great tones from his. Wow.

Yes hit the wrong switch on the Jaguar and you get nothing. :oops:;) But still a great guitar.
 
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