Sorry to be pedantic, but I try to help out with correct information when I can. The third button is NOT a treble boost. To boost any frequency, be it bass, mid or treble, you need to add electric energy. Therefore, only active on-board preamp circuits (those which need a battery) can boost. A passive circuit (without battery) can only cut (ie impede/reduce/block) certain frequencies (eg with a capacitor), but it can never boost. The third (mystery) switch is a “treble bleed”, ie it blocks lower frequencies and lets the higher frequencies “bleed through”, ie, pass freely. It may sound like treble is boosted, because the signal bypasses the tone control, but there is no boosting going on. Just less cutting. (Edited for typo)
Deze makker heeft een beker cola op zn versterker haha. Handige video maat! Heb dezelfde jag maar dan in sunburst en wist nog niet helemaal hoe het werkte maar nu wel! Thanks!
the thing i don't understand with jaguars and jazzmasters is when Fender Market's it, sometimes they have those switches and sometimes they don't is there a way to identify those who have switches and those who dont?
Thank you for your video! I'm thinking of getting one soon, because I really like that deep 60's surf sound. I have a question: is it true that the bridge needs to be changed immediately? A lot of people replace it with a Mustang bridge...what do you think?
Thank you for explaining!😉one thing though on my leaf circuit my volume even when you completely turn it down there is still volume coming thru? Bad circuitry?
Cody the Barber - I think someone may have misinformed. Scale length has nothing to do with frets count. Jags have either 21 or 22 frets, just like the longer scale Strat or Tele. If you were to add 2 frets to a 22 fret Strat with a scale length of 25.5”, your 24th fret will be at 1/4 of the scale length. If you do the same to a 24” Jaguar, it will also be at 1/4. The distance between bridge and 24th fret will always be at 1/4, no matter the scale length, although the absolute distance in inches will be different (6.375” vs 6”). The position of the frets in relation to scale length never changes. In other words, if you remove 2 frets from a 22-fret 25.5”-scale Strat, you will still have a 25.5”-scale Strat, but it will only have 20 frets.
And it"s a Squier take it apart and the components are pieces of shit add in the idea that the action is off and you got a cheap guitar not worth the money you payed for it. That is unless you have to look and play like Nirvana.
Finally one normal person giving a cool explaination :) not like all the idiots that you find on u tube music's tutorials :)) thank you
I concur..awesome job
@@anthonybuscarino6746 the neck only
Sorry to be pedantic, but I try to help out with correct information when I can. The third button is NOT a treble boost. To boost any frequency, be it bass, mid or treble, you need to add electric energy. Therefore, only active on-board preamp circuits (those which need a battery) can boost. A passive circuit (without battery) can only cut (ie impede/reduce/block) certain frequencies (eg with a capacitor), but it can never boost. The third (mystery) switch is a “treble bleed”, ie it blocks lower frequencies and lets the higher frequencies “bleed through”, ie, pass freely. It may sound like treble is boosted, because the signal bypasses the tone control, but there is no boosting going on. Just less cutting.
(Edited for typo)
thanks!
Buying a Squire Jag this weekend!
Got the exact same orange amp and the exact same guitar. Some kind of musiciantwins.
Great Video, keep it up.
Thanks for the explanation. No more trial and error. The functionality of the knobs now make perfect sense.
First clear explanation I have seen of the controls! Great video and well presented. Thanks!
I just ordered mine in the same surf green color .Thanks for the explaining what is what and how they work .Saved to my favorites.
I just bought a Jaguar, so thanks for clarifying all the switches and so forth.
love the tone on the guitar
Yaaar. Like that surf sound. My buddy just gave me a Gibson SG and amp. Guess who's learning the electric guitar? THIS GUY!
Jonathan Blecher hahah no shit! Nice guitar to! Puuh. Send me a pic!
Been looking for this for years. Thanks
Was looking for a video like this,thanks man!
Very informative..thx
Great video, can’t wait to try a jag out.
Leuke uitleg! Mooie, helder klinkende gitaar trouwens...
Good clear explanation, Fender's diagram is confusing, this makes sense.
Deze makker heeft een beker cola op zn versterker haha. Handige video maat! Heb dezelfde jag maar dan in sunburst en wist nog niet helemaal hoe het werkte maar nu wel! Thanks!
Waar heb je trouwens die zadels vandaan? Ik heb de factory stock nog maar die zijn absoluut niet goed.
Those guitars play so nicely! Great video! I subbed and liked 🤟🤓
I just bought a Jaguar. It has given me the desire to learn Pipeline. 😀
i play a 20 minute version of pipeline almost every morning, i'm sure my neighbors are stoked
the thing i don't understand with jaguars and jazzmasters is when Fender Market's it, sometimes they have those switches and sometimes they don't is there a way to identify those who have switches and those who dont?
Very informative thank you.☺b
Thank you! Now I know!😃
Thank you!
It's not a "treble boost", it's a bass filter.
Thank you for your video! I'm thinking of getting one soon, because I really like that deep 60's surf sound. I have a question: is it true that the bridge needs to be changed immediately? A lot of people replace it with a Mustang bridge...what do you think?
CICCO'S RADIO I would do it. This one has the mustang bridge to. Its super easy and not that expensive and saves allot of frustration haha.
Hahah ok! Thank you for your reply!
. . . and a buzzstop
Thank you for explaining!😉one thing though on my leaf circuit my volume even when you completely turn it down there is still volume coming thru? Bad circuitry?
Did you cahnge your bridge? if so which one did you fint for the 9.5 radius?
What kind of bridge set do you have on that Jaguar. Thanks
Hey man good stuff. Know where I can find a pickguard that fits this model?
I suggest looking on reverb.com you might be able to find one on there.
NOW.....I understand ^_^
Supervette gitaar trouwens!
Are you using the Orange amp?
If you can use a cell phone you can easily work out the controls of a Jag. It’s not rocket science and it’s not difficult.
So do the regular volume and tone nobs work when on the rhythm circuit or do they only work with the treble circuit?
i'm pretty sure just with the treble circuit
Hi, I like your video. Do you think I could use this guitar for playing blues ?
LAURINE94 sure :)
I think.its short scale so you lose a few frets
Cody the Barber - I think someone may have misinformed. Scale length has nothing to do with frets count. Jags have either 21 or 22 frets, just like the longer scale Strat or Tele. If you were to add 2 frets to a 22 fret Strat with a scale length of 25.5”, your 24th fret will be at 1/4 of the scale length. If you do the same to a 24” Jaguar, it will also be at 1/4. The distance between bridge and 24th fret will always be at 1/4, no matter the scale length, although the absolute distance in inches will be different (6.375” vs 6”). The position of the frets in relation to scale length never changes. In other words, if you remove 2 frets from a 22-fret 25.5”-scale Strat, you will still have a 25.5”-scale Strat, but it will only have 20 frets.
So what pickup is used when you’re on rhythm circuit?
neck only.
Errol skateshop! Uit leeuwarden?
Just got my fender jaguar and the lead circuit doesn’t work
How it sounds if you only let the treble boost?
no sound, both the pickups are turned off
If it was a GREAT guitar , Hendrix - Clapton would have played this guitar .
Can it play metal?
it sounds good with distortion but for metal I recommend a guitar with humbucker pickups
Ben jij toevallig Nederlands? 😊
HenkYou VeryMuch Hey! Toevallig wel haha
And it"s a Squier take it apart and the components are pieces of shit add in the idea that the action is off and you got a cheap guitar not worth the money you payed for it. That is unless you have to look and play like Nirvana.