Fender American Vintage Jazzmaster 62 Reissue AVRI

Jazzmaster & Twin Reverb '75

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[SnappingTurtle90]

the intro was very arctic monkeys favourite worst nightmare album sounding :)

[sessorial]

@SnappingTurtle90 maybe! thx

[kevinmontano9]

what color is that? i really need to know...

[sessorial]

@kevinmontano9 olympic white

[28mistert]

Is it worth the extra cost over the Classic Player series?

[sessorial]

@28mistert yes

[KelmOne]

@28mistert fuck yes.

[MuppetJunior]

@lucaslmgv No fuzz about it really. High output (hot) pick ups push the front end of the amp (assuming it's a tube amp) which makes it break up faster, as well as a higher volume than a low output pick up. The pick ups on the jazzmaster are typically low-mid output and it woks just fine like that.

[lucaslmgv]

@haroldlihk

What's the fuzz about high and low output? I don't know much about guitars..

[haroldlihk]

@lucaslmgv Strats are very versatile, but i never dig them, well I think a Jazzmaster could be it for u, maybe changing the bridge pickup to a higher output pickup might even be better, Stock neck + Curtis Novak WRHB bridge would be good IMO.

[RichStark412]

@kevinmontano9 OLYMPIC WHITE I believe with a tort guard.

[lucaslmgv]

@haroldlihk

I like the sound clean enough to play Johnny Marr's riffs (the smiths) but I want something versatile enought to play the raw riffs of Neil Young and black keys. I'm also a big fan of Pink Floyd(yeah, stratocaster, I know, but they're pretty darn ugly imo)

[St9ler]

@invictorium theres an upgrade for that.

[SnappingTurtle90]

@sessorial is it possible to achieve a sound similar to the first 20 seconds on say a jazzmaster modern player or is it all down to the pups/amp?