Fran said: Jesus.This.Is.Epic.
Thanks for posting these up dude. What does all the switching do? Especially the small slider switch under the neck pickup.. its one of the most random things i've ever seen on a modification and the red button(?) on the lower control plate?
I love the look of the upper Jag control plate, gonna fit one on mine i think 😉
thanks a lot everyone!! 😁
the slider switch under the neck pickup is just the one that was over it before i decided to put the jaguar control plate.. it's the original neck pickup slider switch.
the two positions switch under this one is not really usefull, just a general on/off, because the red kill-switch was here before, and when i moved it between vol and tone knobs, there was a hole, so it needed to be filled up.
the neck pickup is the original, just changed the cover.
i think i'll rewire it later, because it's a bit approximative now, the schaller roller bridge will be replaced by a mustang bridge, i was told it could make trouble for tuning, but today i'm sure it's definitively not a problem, so this one will go away some day.
the two parallel circuits are not working really well, the original vol and tone knobs work for the *japanese bridge* jaguar pickup too, and i don't want this too.
to be honest with you, the controls are quite weird, even for me!!
sorry once more for my language, i do my best, just hope it's enough to be clear.. 😉
and sorry, no videos, demos, samples have been made until this day.
i have recorded one song using my jag-stang, but i'm not sure it was modified this way, and this recording is quite old, using an old yamaha AW16G, with multi-effects pedal, or just sans-amp GT-2 plugged directly in.. i don't think it would really help you to realize how it sounds.
i think i should post in the other sections of the forum, for my other jazzmasters/jaguars guitar and bass.. 😁
