Be careful of the Marie Condo method. First she gets you to get rid of all your Jazzmasters. Then when the emptiness sets in, she sells you a Jazzmaster scented candle.
I enjoyed this video a lot. I purchased my Squire 40th Anniversary JM, because of you and Mike Adams. You guys were a great assistance in helping me narrow down my choice. I found one at a great price and am very happy with it, so thank you. I'd love to own a Vintera II, but it's a little out of my price range. Of the ones you're keeping, the M7, the EC, and Vintera II are my favorites and those are the ones I'd keep as well.
Sadly had to sell all my guitars and kept my Squier CV JM, I cannot wait until I am able to scrape together enough to get a Vintera II. I would love to see how the blue looks in real light.
Damn!! I just sold my very loved, 86 Fender Strat. Bought for $150.00, sold for $600.00. All so I could get my Son a big assed Xmas present. I'm waiting for my Squire Tele and Strat. Together $600+ Should be here by next week. Bummer you had to drop your instruments. But, that's one of the big reasons we keep playing- There's a guitar around every corner! 🤜🤛🥰
I remember seeing the Elvis Costello Jazzmaster for the first time played by the singer/guitarist in a band called cinema staff. Took me years to realise what model it actually was. Always loved it do it. Forever jealous of right handed guitars because of that also haha
I can see how hard it would be to make a final decision, especially with all the customization you do. With that said, thanks for walking us through your thought process on each one.
I have had mine for over a year now and really love it. It fixed all the problems the original JM's had and then some. Play it nearly every day and highly recommend it! The tremolo is amazingly smooth and has NONE of the problems of the original. I have had more comments on how beautiful the Dark Night finish than any of my other guitars finishes. Lastly, the neck is silky smooth.
Emily this is a very niche request but do you ever plan on making a drippy surf demo with the Vintera 2? You’ve convinced me to get one and it’s my everything! but I would love to hear it through some professional recording/filming compared to my very quiet bedroom level set up. I’m running it through a surfybear metal into a TRRI. Sounds phenomenal but can’t find any surf demos with such a classic guitar. Happy New year!!!!
Funny enough, I ordered a mod-shop Jazzmaster a bit after these Vintage II JMs came out, and mine also had a mismatched trem arm. Fender support mailed out the correct one free of charge, but it seems to have been a logistics thing for them.
@31:24 I think the algo led me to your channel to hear that comment - that it's too nice a guitar to keep... I had a 1966 Jazzmaster for 25 years, brilliant studio and stage guitar, but had to let it go about 5 years ago bc it was wearing out / falling apart and I couldn't bear to start a refurbishment. So, sold it all-original. Cried, A bit, Bought a Trussart Steelmaster, which is awesome. Still looking for a replacement JM to go with it... musing on a silverburst. Or maybe... and there goes another weekend!
I played the same Vintera II that you have and it was great. I understand why you kept it and are selling the Squier version. I think all the guitars you chose to part with makes sense, though I think you should keep the "Dark Knight" Jazzmaster. I only have one Jazzmaster currently. It's my CIJ J Mascis Jazzmaster in Purple Sparkle with Curtis Novak JM-V/JM-FAT pickups. I know I eventually want another Jazzmaster and would love the Vintera II because of my affinity for Aluminum JM pickguards. I definitely want to checkout the Vintera II Competition Mustangs. Definitely get that Costello Jazzmaster sorted out because they are amazing.
@@fuzzedOut I love it but they have really gone up in price since they were released back in the late 2000s. It has a tunamatic bridge with a 7.25" radius neck so you need a good setup but that goes without saying. The stock pickups are garbage so be prepared to buy some new ones.
The Vintera looks stunning. I wish Fender had a bass VI in that brown color. I'd buy it in a breath. Your Vintera J deserves yellowed pickup covers and knobs.
I love my Am Pro II Tele Deluxe, and I'm saving for a strat from that series because they're so good. I'd get one of everything of them if I could. I have the 40th anniversary Squier Jazzmaster that I refinished and put snazzy Fralin pickups in, and I adore that thing. (The refin was a ton of work, and that also bonds it to you, right?) If anyone is thinking about buying yours... Do it, person! Those are nice instruments. The Vintera II series instruments that I've played at a local shop have all been really sweet, too. I don't think you can go wrong with those. Your raving about yours makes me want them even more. 😂
Yo! I had myself more than 20 JM in my life... I had a 1996 MIJ as my first one... The tuning stability was a big issue on it. Few years later, I had an AVRI 2008. I like that one a lot but I had to sell it for paying my studies. After I went crazy and did buy and sell all these models: AVRI 65, CP, CIJ, Squier VM, JMascis, Elvis Costello signature, Custom shop heavy relic, classic 2015 MIM, AO 60's, Custom shop journeyman relic etc... And guess what, I used to get all rid of because I always thought that the next one would be the better one... I never had more than 2 at the same time. JM are my favorite guitars because I like all the " defaults" of it... Finally, I ended with a Vintage II 66 model sunburst just like your's and this is the one I will age with. It has everything I love, the radius, the pickup sound, the weight, the look, the black hardcase... I have the version with the correct headstock shape and frankly, that one is my homerun. Thx for your video, If I was more equiped at the time or more video geek, I would have share all of these JM I had over the years. Cheers from Montreal Canada.
I own the same colour AM Pro 2 but in Lefty. It has lots of options and toys on it, but I’m not impressed when you have any little thing on it needing adjusting or fixing you have to take the Strings off. Gibson Flying V’s are the same.
I do like that Squier Paranormal-style JM with the Tele neck. I was bidding on on Warmoth JM build with a Tele Neck by one of my favorite guitarists Joff Oddie ( Wolf Alice ) a while back and it sold for much more than I was willing to pay. The hunt continues! Let us know when you sell off some of your pedals, I am sure you have quite the stash. Btw - the link to your store above just lands on the Reverb page : )
I never really gave Jazzmasters a really thorough test run. Perhaps the two I have played were just not the right ones. That 40th Anniversary edition sounds fantastic. I also just love the Elvis Costello one. And with a Bigsby, wow was I ever surprised at just how great that would be for ambient playing with a really good shimmerverb. You never fail to open new doors for me musically. I’m super drawn to that CV. It just sings to me.
Thats alot of nice jazzmasters you have there. I built a Jazzblaster from a HS blacktop a few years back that in some ways today I regret trading it. BUT at the same time I would have liked to have had it with the block inlay'ed bound neck. I also wonder why there are not to many 12" radius fret board jazzmasters out there. Wish I had the funds to help you with some of those jazzmaster parts n suck. Good luck :)
Emily , does the Vintera II have a flat or angled neck pocket ? Also , what height is the bridge ? Looks pretty low . BTW ... I would definitely get rid of the American made stuff due to the lack of quality control and bastardization of its features . Looks like MIM is the way to go these days . Great Video ... Thanks
90 %of the bad sound with the sound of cutting circuit come from the dust in the posts or from the togles switch and do not see you turn at all in your elvis costelo guitar and also manupulate few times your switch. Normaly you turn them a few time in both sens untill the scracth desapered and the same with the togles switch and it's good to go. But if it continu you will need to change the pot or the toggle normaly you should ear which one does the problems when you manipulate. For me i like the blue one the elvis even i couln't ear it and the vintera 2. I want to also to say, that it's strange but surely it's your taste, normaly the togle rythm circuit should give you more puch like a boost to take a lead voicing in a solo in your play for me you push the tone too low in his tone, i do excatly the reverse of you and i pussh the tone of this circuit at much higher level for my leads as i said before itks for me like a boost. But itks your taste i can understand. But i think you should listen this video with a good headphone because you will ear much better what sound it does. Have you ever tested the jazzmaster van troy maybe it could get interest you i don't know you will tell me. Nice viedo very instructive for me. Byebye😉👍
Ummmmmm Oakland Guitars here….I WANT A ELVISSSSSSSSS!! One day I will find one. Re the issues with it. I’m curious to learn what’s up with it. Let’s brainstorm!
I'm not in the market for a Jazzmaster, but some of these are going to make someone very happy. I still love the dark knight finifh on the am pro II. It's like the people at fender specifically heard me complaining about my black guitars disappearing into your silhouette when you wear a black shirt.
What does the phrase “get rid of guitar” mean? I don’t comprehend that phrase. I think you need to get more namely a Troy Van Leeuwen Signature Jazzmaster. The pickups are the best.
@@GetOffset I own a G&L Legacy (their Strat version) and a Bluesboy (Tele with a humbucker in the neck position). Both of them are American made and difficult to find at guitar shops over here in Europe. Great guitars. I never got the chance to try any of their offsets either. My Vintera II is due to arrive on Saturday.
Merry Xmas and Happy new year Emily! How is the bridge on your vintera ii? Even after luthier set up and shim, mine rattles like crazy. Strung with elixir 11s.
Great video and a good way to think about joy and the possession of your items. Would you be interested in selling a different guitar? The Epiphone Crestwood Custom that you had in prior videos. I think that was the model name of it. Thanks.
@@GetOffset great! I emailed your website about it a few months ago. But long story short. I like that guitar. I have one, but my local supposed "Master" luthier messed up a re-fret job on it. I'm in socal. So dissapointed. It's not that easy to find a vintage one and I like them. I am not sure how to DM on UA-cam but let me know. I'm interested
Unless your real name is Luke, I didn't get an email. I don't think the form is working. Maybe email me? My email address is on Instagram and it's also in my "about" section on UA-cam. I'm afraid of typing it here because spam.@@franciscoramos8872
I can really appreciate the sentiment here, I have too many guitars. About 15 I think. Definitely need to declutter. But I don't have any Jazzmasters! Yet.
Yay you broke away from the every one needs a jazz master stigma not my favorite guitar same with mustangs unless I put different pickups in em but probably my favorite whammy system
I have to get rid of some Guitars too and will gift them to some 6-9 class students here , not have one and want one, but before doing this getting them in shape and get some cheap gigbags so they can take them home.
Why don’t you cannibalise the best aspects of each and build 2 or 3 truely loveable partsmasters/frankenjazzes? And put together what’s left and unload those. I know those guitars are meaningful to you, but something you customize yourself will surely become equally meaningful as well. Just an idea.
Play the "I Want You" solo, you coward!! Hahaha...I about threw up when you grabbed the EC wondering what I'd do if you were selling it; I've been wanting one for ages (also a huge Costello fan).
Never gonna get rid of the ECJM!!! Took me way too long to get one, and it happened to be luck that I was online the moment one got listed. Called dibs immediately.
Emily, I have a 1965 Strat with A neck. Its 1 1/2 wide at the nut. It's extremely rare. They say it was special order only. If you give me your email I will send you a pic. I have pictures of the neck off. It says 1965 A
Be careful of the Marie Condo method. First she gets you to get rid of all your Jazzmasters. Then when the emptiness sets in, she sells you a Jazzmaster scented candle.
Marie Kondo. Ha. It might not give me joy in this minute, but I'm not going to get rid of it because it may give me joy in 6 months.
That Elvis Costello JM has a built-in Devi Ever Hyperion Fuzz. Nice!
I enjoyed this video a lot. I purchased my Squire 40th Anniversary JM, because of you and Mike Adams. You guys were a great assistance in helping me narrow down my choice. I found one at a great price and am very happy with it, so thank you. I'd love to own a Vintera II, but it's a little out of my price range. Of the ones you're keeping, the M7, the EC, and Vintera II are my favorites and those are the ones I'd keep as well.
I am just gonna say it after listening the podcast for years…you have a lovely speaking voice. Keep up the good work. Thanks
I've literally never heard that before, thank you!
Sadly had to sell all my guitars and kept my Squier CV JM, I cannot wait until I am able to scrape together enough to get a Vintera II. I would love to see how the blue looks in real light.
Damn!!
I just sold my very loved, 86 Fender Strat.
Bought for $150.00, sold for $600.00.
All so I could get my Son a big assed Xmas present.
I'm waiting for my Squire Tele and Strat. Together $600+
Should be here by next week.
Bummer you had to drop your instruments.
But, that's one of the big reasons we keep playing-
There's a guitar around every corner! 🤜🤛🥰
Love that Paranormal. Gorgeous.
I remember seeing the Elvis Costello Jazzmaster for the first time played by the singer/guitarist in a band called cinema staff. Took me years to realise what model it actually was. Always loved it do it. Forever jealous of right handed guitars because of that also haha
I can see how hard it would be to make a final decision, especially with all the customization you do. With that said, thanks for walking us through your thought process on each one.
Before watching this video, I actually didn’t know who Elvis Costello was. Thanks for opening my ears to someone new.
Yes: the Vintera sounded really great and looks fantastic.
Thanks for the effort this took. This is a great insight of the variety of Jazzmasters.
You’ve convinced me that I want an American Professional II Jazzmaster 😅
I have had mine for over a year now and really love it. It fixed all the problems the original JM's had and then some. Play it nearly every day and highly recommend it! The tremolo is amazingly smooth and has NONE of the problems of the original. I have had more comments on how beautiful the Dark Night finish than any of my other guitars finishes. Lastly, the neck is silky smooth.
It sounds incredible here.
The American sunburst was the nicest sounding to my ears. It had a lovely, clear ring to it.
It's a very good guitar!
When you pulled out the Costello JM I was ready to give you all my money. Always wanted that model.
I don't think I can bring myself to get rid of it! It's my white whale
Emily this is a very niche request but do you ever plan on making a drippy surf demo with the Vintera 2? You’ve convinced me to get one and it’s my everything! but I would love to hear it through some professional recording/filming compared to my very quiet bedroom level set up. I’m running it through a surfybear metal into a TRRI. Sounds phenomenal but can’t find any surf demos with such a classic guitar. Happy New year!!!!
Funny enough, I ordered a mod-shop Jazzmaster a bit after these Vintage II JMs came out, and mine also had a mismatched trem arm. Fender support mailed out the correct one free of charge, but it seems to have been a logistics thing for them.
One nice thing with Jazzmasters is that you can fit almost any pickup in the cavities (& many will fit under the pickup covers,too)...
@31:24 I think the algo led me to your channel to hear that comment - that it's too nice a guitar to keep... I had a 1966 Jazzmaster for 25 years, brilliant studio and stage guitar, but had to let it go about 5 years ago bc it was wearing out / falling apart and I couldn't bear to start a refurbishment. So, sold it all-original. Cried, A bit,
Bought a Trussart Steelmaster, which is awesome. Still looking for a replacement JM to go with it... musing on a silverburst.
Or maybe... and there goes another weekend!
I played the same Vintera II that you have and it was great. I understand why you kept it and are selling the Squier version. I think all the guitars you chose to part with makes sense, though I think you should keep the "Dark Knight" Jazzmaster. I only have one Jazzmaster currently. It's my CIJ J Mascis Jazzmaster in Purple Sparkle with Curtis Novak JM-V/JM-FAT pickups. I know I eventually want another Jazzmaster and would love the Vintera II because of my affinity for Aluminum JM pickguards. I definitely want to checkout the Vintera II Competition Mustangs. Definitely get that Costello Jazzmaster sorted out because they are amazing.
How do you like the mij j mascis ? If I see one in stores I’ll probably buy one.
@@fuzzedOut I love it but they have really gone up in price since they were released back in the late 2000s. It has a tunamatic bridge with a 7.25" radius neck so you need a good setup but that goes without saying. The stock pickups are garbage so be prepared to buy some new ones.
The Vintera looks stunning. I wish Fender had a bass VI in that brown color. I'd buy it in a breath. Your Vintera J deserves yellowed pickup covers and knobs.
Maybe one day!
I love my Am Pro II Tele Deluxe, and I'm saving for a strat from that series because they're so good. I'd get one of everything of them if I could.
I have the 40th anniversary Squier Jazzmaster that I refinished and put snazzy Fralin pickups in, and I adore that thing. (The refin was a ton of work, and that also bonds it to you, right?) If anyone is thinking about buying yours... Do it, person! Those are nice instruments.
The Vintera II series instruments that I've played at a local shop have all been really sweet, too. I don't think you can go wrong with those. Your raving about yours makes me want them even more. 😂
Yo! I had myself more than 20 JM in my life... I had a 1996 MIJ as my first one... The tuning stability was a big issue on it. Few years later, I had an AVRI 2008. I like that one a lot but I had to sell it for paying my studies. After I went crazy and did buy and sell all these models: AVRI 65, CP, CIJ, Squier VM, JMascis, Elvis Costello signature, Custom shop heavy relic, classic 2015 MIM, AO 60's, Custom shop journeyman relic etc... And guess what, I used to get all rid of because I always thought that the next one would be the better one... I never had more than 2 at the same time. JM are my favorite guitars because I like all the " defaults" of it... Finally, I ended with a Vintage II 66 model sunburst just like your's and this is the one I will age with. It has everything I love, the radius, the pickup sound, the weight, the look, the black hardcase... I have the version with the correct headstock shape and frankly, that one is my homerun. Thx for your video, If I was more equiped at the time or more video geek, I would have share all of these JM I had over the years. Cheers from Montreal Canada.
Jessica Dobson from Deep Sea Diver plays the Costello Jazzmaster. It sounds soo good. Im sure yours will sounds great when fixed.
I own the same colour AM Pro 2 but in Lefty. It has lots of options and toys on it, but I’m not impressed when you have any little thing on it needing adjusting or fixing you have to take the Strings off. Gibson Flying V’s are the same.
I do like that Squier Paranormal-style JM with the Tele neck. I was bidding on on Warmoth JM build with a Tele Neck by one of my favorite guitarists Joff Oddie ( Wolf Alice ) a while back and it sold for much more than I was willing to pay. The hunt continues! Let us know when you sell off some of your pedals, I am sure you have quite the stash. Btw - the link to your store above just lands on the Reverb page : )
I never really gave Jazzmasters a really thorough test run. Perhaps the two I have played were just not the right ones. That 40th Anniversary edition sounds fantastic. I also just love the Elvis Costello one. And with a Bigsby, wow was I ever surprised at just how great that would be for ambient playing with a really good shimmerverb. You never fail to open new doors for me musically. I’m super drawn to that CV. It just sings to me.
Thats alot of nice jazzmasters you have there. I built a Jazzblaster from a HS blacktop a few years back that in some ways today I regret trading it. BUT at the same time I would have liked to have had it with the block inlay'ed bound neck.
I also wonder why there are not to many 12" radius fret board jazzmasters out there.
Wish I had the funds to help you with some of those jazzmaster parts n suck. Good luck :)
Wow your in Seattle I live in Everett Small World :D
Emily , does the Vintera II have a flat or angled neck pocket ? Also , what height is the bridge ? Looks pretty low . BTW ... I would definitely get rid of the American made stuff due to the lack of quality control and bastardization of its features . Looks like MIM is the way to go these days . Great Video ... Thanks
90 %of the bad sound with the sound of cutting circuit come from the dust in the posts or from the togles switch and do not see you turn at all in your elvis costelo guitar and also manupulate few times your switch. Normaly you turn them a few time in both sens untill the scracth desapered and the same with the togles switch and it's good to go. But if it continu you will need to change the pot or the toggle normaly you should ear which one does the problems when you manipulate.
For me i like the blue one the elvis even i couln't ear it and the vintera 2.
I want to also to say, that it's strange but surely it's your taste, normaly the togle rythm circuit should give you more puch like a boost to take a lead voicing in a solo in your play for me you push the tone too low in his tone, i do excatly the reverse of you and i pussh the tone of this circuit at much higher level for my leads as i said before itks for me like a boost. But itks your taste i can understand. But i think you should listen this video with a good headphone because you will ear much better what sound it does. Have you ever tested the jazzmaster van troy maybe it could get interest you i don't know you will tell me. Nice viedo very instructive for me. Byebye😉👍
American Music is a great little spot! Greetings from an offset player in Cap Hill!
Jazzmasters....Puisheen, JasonTMays, and Oakland guitars have now entered the chat! lol.
😂😂😂
Ummmmmm Oakland Guitars here….I WANT A ELVISSSSSSSSS!! One day I will find one. Re the issues with it. I’m curious to learn what’s up with it. Let’s brainstorm!
Also….I’m interested in the AM Vintage II or whatever its stupid title is! I will text you.
HMU!
Emmily--have you tried the Ultra Jazzmaster? I enjoy your show!!!
I'm not in the market for a Jazzmaster, but some of these are going to make someone very happy. I still love the dark knight finifh on the am pro II. It's like the people at fender specifically heard me complaining about my black guitars disappearing into your silhouette when you wear a black shirt.
Hello do you have any USA Fender?
What does the phrase “get rid of guitar” mean? I don’t comprehend that phrase. I think you need to get more namely a Troy Van Leeuwen Signature Jazzmaster. The pickups are the best.
Just ordered the Vintera II half an hour ago. Have you ever tried a G&L offset guitar?
Oh I love the Vintera II! I've played a G&L Tele, but not any of their offsets (not for lack of trying)
@@GetOffset I own a G&L Legacy (their Strat version) and a Bluesboy (Tele with a humbucker in the neck position). Both of them are American made and difficult to find at guitar shops over here in Europe. Great guitars. I never got the chance to try any of their offsets either.
My Vintera II is due to arrive on Saturday.
Merry Xmas and Happy new year Emily! How is the bridge on your vintera ii? Even after luthier set up and shim, mine rattles like crazy. Strung with elixir 11s.
I think it might benefit from a shim
@@GetOffset luthier shimmed it already. It was actually worse after set up than before. Sending it back to him to tweak and try with heavier strings.
Great video and a good way to think about joy and the possession of your items. Would you be interested in selling a different guitar? The Epiphone Crestwood Custom that you had in prior videos. I think that was the model name of it. Thanks.
The black one? I'd sell that, yeah.
@@GetOffset great! I emailed your website about it a few months ago. But long story short. I like that guitar. I have one, but my local supposed "Master" luthier messed up a re-fret job on it. I'm in socal. So dissapointed. It's not that easy to find a vintage one and I like them. I am not sure how to DM on UA-cam but let me know. I'm interested
Just sent you a message through your site. Thanks.
Unless your real name is Luke, I didn't get an email. I don't think the form is working. Maybe email me? My email address is on Instagram and it's also in my "about" section on UA-cam. I'm afraid of typing it here because spam.@@franciscoramos8872
I can really appreciate the sentiment here, I have too many guitars. About 15 I think. Definitely need to declutter. But I don't have any Jazzmasters! Yet.
S the Squire 40th Anniv. JM sold? I'm interested.
Sorry, sold immediately
First one looks cool. Especially those blade pups. 2nd one less so. Not a fan of the colour. Probably prefer the sound though.
Great video, Emily! Where’d you score the Creature backplate??
Decoboom!
Thank you!
Omg im looking for a offset telecaster neck, would you sell it?
Sorry, it already sold
What's going on with the offset tele? I'm local and curious/interested depending on the plan.
I'm definitely pulling the neck pickup but everything else is for sale regarding the offset tele
Yay you broke away from the every one needs a jazz master stigma not my favorite guitar same with mustangs unless I put different pickups in em but probably my favorite whammy system
Are they on Reverb? (Asking before the video starts)
Haha no but some are for sale!
I think you should get a TVL sig.
I have to get rid of some Guitars too and will gift them to some 6-9 class students here ,
not have one and want one, but before doing this getting them in shape and get some cheap gigbags so they can take them home.
I suggest getting a 2000's '62 Fender Jazzmaster AVRI and probably you will end up selling all the rest.
Had one. Sold it.
@@GetOffset why? it was post 2012 when factory machinery was out of spec? or maybe you are not into vintage specs.
@@JEmilioJNava because there was a Coronado ii I wanted more
I want a Troy Van Leeuwen jazzmaster
Those are so sick
New drinking game! "That being said..." Nice guitars!
That doesn't sound advisable lol
Do a video about fixing Elvis!
I will! I've just been so swamped
Why sell?
I just don't have the space.
The American Professional II has Mike Adams written all over it.
where do we send offers?
Email is in my profile (can't type it here or I'll get tons of spam)
If you're ever considering getting rid of the Dark Night JM, let me know! I am very interested in getting one
I am!
@@GetOffset Where is the best place to message you to talk details?
My email! Which is in my about section here and Instagram
Everytime I see your Videos, I connect you with the Jazzmaster😃😃
The Elvis is just perfect.
Why don’t you cannibalise the best aspects of each and build 2 or 3 truely loveable partsmasters/frankenjazzes? And put together what’s left and unload those. I know those guitars are meaningful to you, but something you customize yourself will surely become equally meaningful as well. Just an idea.
Thanks for the idea, but I don't think it's something I'll pursue.
Dayum, what happened to my ex-Jazzmaster?! Hopefully it's an easy fix.
Play the "I Want You" solo, you coward!! Hahaha...I about threw up when you grabbed the EC wondering what I'd do if you were selling it; I've been wanting one for ages (also a huge Costello fan).
Never gonna get rid of the ECJM!!! Took me way too long to get one, and it happened to be luck that I was online the moment one got listed. Called dibs immediately.
@@GetOffset get well soon, silly little Declanmaster with your furniture varnish finish!
Emily, I have a 1965 Strat with A neck. Its 1 1/2 wide at the nut. It's extremely rare. They say it was special order only. If you give me your email I will send you a pic. I have pictures of the neck off. It says 1965 A
Dark Knight JM FTW!
You want to be buried with the elvis jmaster and it sounds like that?..shame!..Love that dark blue finish jmaster
I CAN FIX HIM
Those poor babies just waiting to be separated from their siblings 😭😭😭
Holy smokes that's a lot of jazzmasters!
There should be a law that guitar headstocks must be painted to match the body.
Not even a Jazzmaster body can make a Tele less ugly! Sell that one, for sure. :P
Guitars are pretty cool
As with guitars , so with people on the getting rid.
Haha yep cheers
I think you just need one, surely? I love jazzmasters but I don't get why you'd need like ten or something.
Pretty normal to have multiple of your favorite thing!
@@GetOffset okay sorry thought you wanted rid of them
@@kitsunewhiskerno I just wanted to free up some space
Be like Cardi B and dump ‘em!
Nice guitars.. THAT BEEN SAID, you do have a lot of them.. THAT BEEN SAID, DO YOU HAVE A FAVORITE FRASE! 😅😂😂😂😂🫶✌️