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- July 2019 Jetsam1
- July 2019 HarrySeven
- July 2019 blueskunk
- July 2019 Gerz6558
- July 2019 Winny_Pooh
- July 2019 TTBZ
- July 2019 stimpsonslostson
- July 2019 earwighoney
- July 2019 Sesh
- July 2019 joetele
- July 2019 Matt_McG
- July 2019 Sassafras
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joetele Frets: 956
July 2019 in Guitar
Quite like the look of these, for the price (I think they'll be sub £300 in most stores when released). Really like my V72 Tele - it's well build with good hardware, stays in tune and the bridge pickup. brass saddles and ashtray bridge sound very authentic.
I've always wanted a Jazzmaster and have considered getting a Squier one but these might work out cheaper and a nice alternative. Particularly like the hardtail bridge.
I think they're available in four colours across the range.
I know they're nothing fancy but might be a nice gigging guitar or for those who fancy something familiar but different.
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Sassafras Frets: 30320
July 2019
I like Vintage guitars. They're good reliable workhorses at very decent prices.
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Matt_McG Frets: 328
July 2019
That looks nice. The quality versus the J Mascis would be interesting to compare.
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joetele Frets: 956
Matt_McG said:
That looks nice. The quality versus the J Mascis would be interesting to compare.
Sassafras said:
I like Vintage guitars. They're good reliable workhorses at very decent prices.
Agreed on both counts. I could quite happily live with a few of their Teles, one of their Strats and two of these Jazzmasters. Their PRS-alike looks nice too. And their SG in the natural wood finish.
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Sesh Frets: 1870
July 2019
It's worth noting that the V65 comes with P90 pickups which are not the same a JM pickups, if this is of importance to you.
Can't sing, can't dance, can handle a guitar a little.
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joetele Frets: 956
July 2019
Sesh said:
It's worth noting that the V65 comes with P90 pickups which are not the same a JM pickups, if this is of importance to you.
It isn't to me but I'm sure it would be for many.
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earwighoney Frets: 3505
July 2019
Sesh said:
It's worth noting that the V65 comes with P90 pickups which are not the same a JM pickups, if this is of importance to you.
The Harley Benton JMalike with a tuneomatic does have proper JM pickups though, a option for a budget JM with the relevant pickups.
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joetele Frets: 956
July 2019
earwighoney said:
Sesh said:
It's worth noting that the V65 comes with P90 pickups which are not the same a JM pickups, if this is of importance to you.
The Harley Benton JMalike with a tuneomatic does have proper JM pickups though, a option for a budget JM with the relevant pickups.
Yeah, Harley Benton guitars seem like a good budget option, I've just never been able to try any.
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stimpsonslostson Frets: 5422
July 2019 edited July 2019
joetele said:
earwighoney said:
Sesh said:
It's worth noting that the V65 comes with P90 pickups which are not the same a JM pickups, if this is of importance to you.
The Harley Benton JMalike with a tuneomatic does have proper JM pickups though, a option for a budget JM with the relevant pickups.
Yeah, Harley Benton guitars seem like a good budget option, I've just never been able to try any.
It's also worth noting that the highly recommended J.Mascis JM doesn't have "Jazzmaster" pickups either- they're very P90ish.
I've had several Vintage guitars & always been impressed by the quality of fit, finish & hardware.
It was strongly implied on several forums that the Harley Benton range was being produced in the same factories as the Vintage range- both had Wilkinson hardware & shared design idiosyncrasies such as the shaped neck joint etc. I've played several HB's and they are strikingly similar to their Vintage equivalents.
My biggest criticism of the Vintage range is a tendency to VERY thin necks- particularly on their Gibson style models.My main guitar is a heavily modified HB TE52- it's really surpassed my expectations for such an affordable guitar.
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stimpsonslostson Frets: 5422
July 2019 edited July 2019
Another budget offset option is Revelation.
I think they look interesting.
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0814/7883/products/IMG_9793_b4e50f92-c273-4bdd-bc96-634608bb636e.jpg?v=15119361220
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joetele Frets: 956
July 2019
stimpsonslostson said:
Another budget offset option is Revelation.
I think they look interesting.
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0814/7883/products/IMG_9793_b4e50f92-c273-4bdd-bc96-634608bb636e.jpg?v=1511936122I've tried the Revelation Jazzer, it's really nice although on that little chicken head selector I could only find a couple of sounds I liked. Really nice playing guitar though, would definitely consider one.
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TTBZ Frets: 2941
July 2019
Looks great and nice to have a hardtail option too. What are the necks like on their Fendery guitars? I only have experience with the Gibson copies which were thin but serviceable.
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joetele Frets: 956
July 2019
TTBZ said:
Looks great and nice to have a hardtail option too. What are the necks like on their Fendery guitars? I only have experience with the Gibson copies which were thin but serviceable.
My Tele is fine - just a tad thicker than my very thin Mex Tele neck, but a nice balance between modern and vintage, very playable.
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Winny_Pooh Frets: 7868
July 2019
The Revelation guitars (at least the one I tried) are stonking.
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Gerz6558 Frets: 778
July 2019
These vintage ones remind me of the Jazzmaster copies which existed before Squier cornered the market in 2012. They just look like bad copies to me.
Don't really see the point of the them tbh, when Squier has the market covered around this price point. I do like vintage guitars in general though, and I'm sure they will play nice enough.
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blueskunk Frets: 2911
July 2019
I bet that’s heavy as f*ck. Looks cool though. Nice colour.
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HarrySeven Frets: 8039
July 2019
Can't stand the headstocks on Vintage or Revelation guitars...
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Jetsam1 Frets: 630
July 2019 edited July 2019
I would like to try one of the Vintage Strat-a-likes especially with the HSS. I will never find one where I live to actually try it though so as with most guitars it would be buying blind.
I had a VIntage V100WR for a little while. There was nothing inherently wrong with it just founf I didn`t like the mini humbuckers and the usual issues I have with Gibson style guitars. I have played one of their basic tele guitars too and came close to buying it it was pretty good and I have an AVRI!!
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