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Fender American Standard JAGUAR - PJ


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[quote name='Musicman20' timestamp='1402405289' post='2473075']
Cool...nice to see a new American Standard model!

[url="http://www.talkbass.com/threads/american-standard-jaguar-bass.1082712/"]http://www.talkbass....r-bass.1082712/[/url]

No idea when it its the UK.
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Make me a 32" scale one and I'm sold! ;)

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[quote name='theyellowcar' timestamp='1402987970' post='2478470']
[url="http://www.notreble.com/buzz/2014/06/16/fender-introduces-american-standard-jaguar-bass/"]http://www.notreble....rd-jaguar-bass/[/url]

The white/tort is incredible.
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Yes. Yes it is.

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These basses don't appeal to me in the slightest, I'm afraid. Not an attractive design to me. I suppose it would look the part if you were in an Indie band , but I am too old for that now, and even when I was younger, I liked Toto. :(

I wholeheartedly agree with everyone else who says that it's crazy that Fender don't offer an American Standard -level PJ bass. If they made a good one it would sell a lot of basses for them. They could also offer it with a choice of nut widths, thus further increasing its' appeal.

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This looks great, nice to see a PJ as well! Matching headstock and I'd have been jumping on one.



Fender do offer a very high spec (in my opinion) PJ Precision bass. Hello, Tony Franklin sig? Also looking at the specs, the J pup on the jag looks to be very similar, if not the same as the TF precision.

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[quote name='thebassist' timestamp='1403168838' post='2480351']
Anyone know what all the switches do?
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On the top horn one switch controls whether it's active or passive. The two rollers near it are bass and treble boost.
The three swicthes at the bottom switch each pickup on or off and the thrd one switches them between series and parallel.
The two "normal" knobs are volume and tone.

...I seem to remember.

Fender sent me a diagram (pdf), which I could upload if I knew how.

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Played a white one in Wunjo's today, it sounded immense. The guy told me the 3rd switch was a bass cut, but as said above it may have been a series/parallel switch! I see one of these in my future - hopefully they become a permanent part of the lineup with the occasional funky coloured FSRs!

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