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[NathanStang75 10]

My Supersonic is the Korma of guitars.

[Disappearer 15]

Can I eat it?

[NathanStang75 10]

I may allow you a lick of the headstock nothing more.

[Disappearer 15]

Woo! Although the combination of tEh Curriesss and tEh Omarzzz could be overpoweringly epic win, I'll take my chances.

[jacksonjackass 3]

I may allow you a lick of the headstock nothing more.

If that was a coronado, you could just be a pedophile.

[citizens_X 0]

[Wiseman88 36]

i played one of those in a store once but it was through a vintage tube amp and it sounded really good (all stock at the time). How does it sound through solid state?

[citizens_X 0]

I've never played it through a solid state amplifier as i only own tube amps at the moment.

[mayajag 4]

Here's my Jaguar.

I know there is already a lot of HH pictures but I like this guitar very much.

It is very cool and not that expensive.

[foxyloxy 32]

they are really good guitars, i EVOL the neck on them so much! (more than my stang )

also, i couldn't help but notice a rodriguez qoute i saw him live a few weeks ago and it ROCKED! blind but still rocking the roof off.

[Jean 0]

This black HH Jags are quite popular here I see. Got one myself too. It's my first Jag and I find pickup switches quite confusing.

[mayajag 4]

My first Jag too. I know there's a lot of switches on this guitar !

The switches are : neck pickup on-off_bridge pickup on-off_Low cut on-off

And the other one is rythm circuit-lead circuit.

[Fran 19]

A lot of HH owners all of a sudden

[Jean 0]

Well, I just couldn't resist buying new one for 600

[mayajag 4]

I got mine for 500 e nice for a Jag

[Gasee 0]

Here is a Pic of my 66' Classic-

[Gasee 0]

I recently changed out the Bridge to a Mustang - The Jag Bridge was just to fussy. I am still getting some metalic vibrations - So I am going to lube up the bridge and nut and move up to 11 Guage strings/ it presently has 9's. Hopefully that extra tension will eliminate the buzzing. All and all I am really digging this guitar - The Pickups sound Great and I really like the shorter scale neck. And it really is a Beautiful Guitar. Gasee

[gilmourish 3]

that strap is cool...

[Fran 19]

My latest. In my current gigging arena im still nervous to use the 64 Jag due to stuff like our bassist getting his Jazz pinched so i got this CIJ in a trade.

My second sunburst model, its nice, put a SJag-2 in the bridge.

[ze monsta 3]

Here is a Pic of my 66' Classic-

brilliant looking guitar

I'm using 13s with a wound G with the jag bridge. Occasionally the low E grub screws work themselves loose and the low E pops out a fair bit. I'd make the move to a mustang bridge, but the fact that people say they still have some issues makes me think I should just wait and get a mastery bridge...

[Gasee 0]

Thanks Z - I switched out the bridge because most posts I read said it was probely the easiest fix. Though I still get some metalic overtones. I am hoping that heavier strings will solve this problem. Though last night I picked up the Jag and strummed her for about a half hour and no metalic overtones/ and that was with 9's. The "Jaguar" a strange Beast to say the least but I love her. Gasee

[hoddyman 0]

I got the Mustang bridge, and still got some slight metallic buzzy overtones, too, at first.

First, I changed to "power slinky" 11's for strings, and most of it went away, but there was still some sort of phantom remnant. I finally solved all the buzz by using a water-soluable, clear-drying white glue adhesive between all the moving parts of the bridge. I glued the saddles together sideways to each other, and I put some on the height adjustment screws at the bottom of the posts, as well. I also put a little silicone putty at the bottom of the bridge sockets to prevent rattle there. I also found that the length-adjustment [intonation] screws were a litt loose in their threads, and that some nylon tape helped.

A light coating of clear acrylic enamel over everything works, too, but it takes longer to dry. Some folks dampen vibrations between bridge parts with lubricants, and that would kind of work, but on a Mustang bridge, it could get a bit greasy.

If you use an adhesive to stabilise your bridge- just make sure it's of a type that can be easily broken for purposes of re- adjustment.

[Gasee 0]

Thanks Hobbyman - Some really good tips! Gasee

[cooksey52 0]

This is my Newly finished rig. I used to own a gibson les paul classic but i played on this jag and i knew i had to get it. I sold the Les Paul That night and bought the jag the next day and i love the sounds i can get out of this thing. I bought it this week so its still all stock but i ordered a different pickguard thats coming in tommorrow and i will post some more pics after then

[SmutVendetta 6]

My latest. In my current gigging arena im still nervous to use the 64 Jag due to stuff like our bassist getting his Jazz pinched so i got this CIJ in a trade.

My second sunburst model, its nice, put a SJag-2 in the bridge.

Reminds me of my Jag What's the body made of?

This is my Newly finished rig. I used to own a gibson les paul classic but i played on this jag and i knew i had to get it. I sold the Les Paul That night and bought the jag the next day and i love the sounds i can get out of this thing. I bought it this week so its still all stock but i ordered a different pickguard thats coming in tommorrow and i will post some more pics after then

Purdy. Never heard of those amps before.