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lizardville wrote:My turn

Red jaguars (with matching headstocks) are so nice, especially that one.

^^^ Pretty fucking cool huh? I love my Mustang Special!

In love.

It needs a bit of a setup though, I'm just afraid to do it...

But even with high action, it plays like a dream and is more comfortable than any other guitar I've played. Also: $450 new.

Mine needed a setup too but it fell right in place. The lowest, most comfortable action I've achieved on a Fender without shit feeling all sloppy and buzzy and loose. Gotta say, I HATE having to remove the neck to get at the truss rod on Fender offsets, pain in the ass!

Neck angle/pocket is perfect too, something Fender has trouble with on occasion. I prefer not fucking with shims.

$450 is a steal. I used a friend's GC discount but it was still around $600 which I feel is ridiculously fair for such a great guitar.

Yeah. I died when I saw how cheap I could get it.

I'm loving my whole setup with it though,

How'd you get that for $450 new? I want one of those so bad and I could actually afford that.

Been meaning to do this for a while.

Here's my '65 Duo-Sonic II and my hot-rodded '66 Musicmaster II:







...and my 2003 CIJ Jazzmaster in its pimp-ass case:

Noise... wrote:

lizardville wrote:My turn









its a ´64 "L" series

The neck pickup is a seymour duncan antiquity

Hot. Is that Candy Apple Red?

Thanks for all the compliments guys

Yes, its indeed a Candy apple red.....

Bought in Jimmy D´s music in Cincinnati in 92.

Offset confession: I get sad when I remember that my DuoSonic isn't offset.

What are the differences between the Duo-Sonic II, Musicmaster II and the Mustang?

I think the Duo Sonic II is essentially a hardtail Mustang, while the Musicmaster II is a regular Musicmaster setup on a Mustang body.
Please correct if I'm wrong.

foomanfat wrote:I think the Duo Sonic II is essentially a hardtail Mustang, while the Musicmaster II is a regular Musicmaster setup on a Mustang body.
Please correct if I'm wrong.

Yeah, that's right. The Musicmaster II, like the original, only had the single neck pickup stock. Since they used the same exact body as the Duo-Sonic II, which was already routed for a bridge pickup, a lot of Musicmasters were eventually modded to add a bridge pickup in the existing hole. And the only difference between the Mustang and the Duo-Sonic II is the bridge.

DuoSonicII wrote:...and my 2003 CIJ Jazzmaster in its pimp-ass case:

One of the coolest I've seen!

Is that Lake Placid Blue? Any upgrades or stock??

Holy Schnikes wrote:

DuoSonicII wrote:...and my 2003 CIJ Jazzmaster in its pimp-ass case:

One of the coolest I've seen!

Is that Lake Placid Blue? Any upgrades or stock??

Thanks man. Yes indeed, LPB. I bought it new for $560. It now sports a Warmoth Modified Mustang Bridge (not pictured) and upgraded pots (it came with the dinky little ones). I have a set of Fender AVRI pickups that I dropped in it for a while, but I eventually took them out and put the stock ones back in. I'd like to get another JM to drop those pickups in eventually...but I don't play that much guitar anymore, so I haven't gotten that far, haha.