Jaguar and Jazzmaster comparison and explanation

[@guitareveryone]

I’ve always preferred the look of the Jaguar but preferred the sound of the Jazzmaster. The Jazzmasters wider field single coil and longer scale produces a fatter sound with more mids while still sounding jangly. I still want a Jaguar though. Lol. If I was getting a custom Jazzmaster built I would have the chrome accents and switching like the Jaguar. Nice demo Jim.

[@AudiomoMusic]

If only the Jazzmaster didn't have such a god awful bridge pickup, I could maybe lean towards it, but the jag plays easier, looks better, and has a usable bridge pickup so it's my preference... a shame Im stuck with this gold jazzmaster forever true first world problems haha

[@danielsgrunge]

The perfect take

[@Jazzmaster11]

@@AudiomoMusic funny because the JM bridge pickup sounds really nice on your demo, better than the jag one for me.

[@DelScully]

I have two jazzmasters and just got a kurt cobain jaguar and oh man do I absolutely love the feeling of the short scale, so easy to play. but agreed, the sound of a jazzmaster is just so good.

[@snicker576]

@@AudiomoMusic I kinda agree on the Jazzmaster bridge pickup having some issues :( Always sounded wimpy to me, could kinda beef it up by lowering the tone knob, but then it would take the sparkle away from the neck and middle positions. My compromise was getting some Lollar Jazzmaster pickups, the bridge is wound a bit hot, then with my 1meg pots, I have a treble bleed on the volume and keep the tone around 5, seems to be a good compromise between the usually very stark difference in sound between the neck and middle, and the usually too-thin bridge pickup

[@HARwinsOUTagain]

I SO appreciate the playing, the rhythm and chords used in this demo. So many other guitar videos is endless leads and noodling. Came into this thing thinking Jazzmaster but the sharpness and articulation of the Jaguar might have won me over!

[@aaronvasquez4605]

This is my favorite demo of both of these guitars, keep coming back to this video. Great stuff man

[@AudiomoMusic]

Thanks man I really appreciate that, which one are you leaning towards or do you already have one/both hahah

[@iamthat787]

Jaguars have focused magnetic fields. Jazzmasters have wide magnetic fields. I love a Jaguars razor blade treble, it is definitely more of a angular and focused sound in the high mids.

[@trainsurfer7593]

I have both. I prefer the scale length of the Jag but the sound of the Jazz.

[@AudiomoMusic]

It's fun switching, they feel entirely different as you're well aware

[@sublyme2157]

For the life of me I have never been able to tell the two models apart, even when having it explained to me numerous times. So I'll say, the gold one!

[@AudiomoMusic]

When in doubt, pick by color!

[@IanNorsworthy]

Jags are great, but always been Jazzmasters for me personally - just always found certain tones that are in my head on them. Fantastic guitars when you get a good one setup well.

[@AudiomoMusic]

Jazzmasters and SGs, it makes sense

[@IanNorsworthy]

@@AudiomoMusic 🤣 can only imagine the tone of your voice as you wrote that 🙈

[@jonriley127]

Great demo! Thanks for playing chords! I'm a Jazzmaster fan...but the Jag won me over in this shootout.

[@Jamalama555]

The Jag interests me because of its scale length, its diff to all Fenders in feel and tone due to it.

[@GuitarsRgood7]

I really love the sound of a JM. I've only played a Player Jaguar, and I wasn't super fond of how thin it sounded. I played a Classic Vibe JM and really liked it! I haven't played a higher model than that one, but would really like to try one. UPDATE: So I finally got to try a Vintera Modified and Ultra Jazzmaster. They were both great. I feel like the Ultra wasn't too different from the Vintera though, so that's definitely the better option to me considering the $1100 price difference.

[@donbishop6994]

My man... the jaguars neck pickup sounded like it was dying with the distortion on 😂 to my ear it sounded horrible... every other tone from both guitars were great and I loved watching you actually enjoy yourself during the sound demos. Great comparison. Thank you.

[@AudiomoMusic]

I was laughing in the room for the high gain part, none of it was ideal at all I wanted to push it... two single coil guitars going into a princeton style low watt tube amp with a pedal pushing even further hahaha... certainly not something I'd record or what to use in a practical situation. Also I appreciate that, I find myself having much more fun in general standing up and playing. It gets boring just sitting around.

[@robcattermole8665]

Jaguar for clean, Jazzmaster for dirty - great comparison vid, thank you!

[@AlbinoTuxedo]

Your playing is incredible! I forgot I was paying attention to the sound difference and just started enjoying the music 😂

[@DimiLeventis]

If I had to choose between the two as they are originally from the factory, I would pick the Jazzmaster, just based on the tone. But if I had my way customizing them, I believe that the Jaguar would be a way better platform for me, based mainly on the type of bridge and shorter scale length, which ends up creating a much more confortable guitar to play for hours and hours straight. For me, the only thing a Jaguar really needs, is more mids. So, replacing the pickups for some kind of Humbuckers, or trying a series wiring schematic with the original single-coils would be the way to go. And also, if we could add block/trapeze inlays, I think they would look a lot cooler, lol.

[@haraldwestman6137]

Same bridge on both…

[@kylebaker8619]

I love jazzmasters, but I do enjoy the jaguar switches better. I'm typically a telecaster player but my second choice is always a jazzmaster especially when I need some vibrato

[@mark78750]

Dude your tones are great.

[@friskoflash5701]

Thank you for making the comparison - very informative. Besides the two instruments compared: You do have excellent tone in your fingers and played them very tasteful.

[@AudiomoMusic]

Thank you for that, I just love these kinda guitars and have a lot of fun playing them and it kinda comes out in my playing

[@LTEopeththeater]

Great video!! I’ve got a Jag with Fralin pickups installed in it too. It’s a Vintera I with also an overwound pickup in the bridge. In combination with the 1 meg pots it gave the Jag such a nice full and balaced sound. No ice pick highs or too boomy lows, yet still maintaining the Jag tone. Jags + Fralins are a killer combination 🤘

[@AudiomoMusic]

Killer combo indeed, ya got nice taste!

[@LTEopeththeater]

@@AudiomoMusic Thanks man! You have a great channel. Cool gear, nice playing and very informative!

[@AudiomoMusic]

Thanks, I just love guitars a bit too much me thinks

[@steviemac8075]

I’ve got a Jazzmaster 40th anniversary in white with gold. Stunning and a keeper. Also most played 👍🏻👍🏻

[@AudiomoMusic]

that's awesome Stevie, I really liked the neck profile on that guitar.. wasn't expecting it to be so chunky and smooth!

[@IsidorosPateros]

I find the Jaguar to have (even) more character! Would love to have both of them:) Great video!

[@p.vitorino8686]

Both have the same problem. Clearly they don't sound as good as they would if the pg were tort. Now seriously, congrats on an awesome demo. Its good to see someone demoing stuff without noodling around playing hard rock and metal and that kind of stuff.

[@scottcrowell6015]

The new Fender "JagMaster" 1. JazzMaster Bridge pickup 2. Jag scale length 3. Medium Jumbos 4. Jag switching 5. Paint Matched headstock 6. Maple fretboard 7. Thinned out body to cut weight Honestly, this should be what the Fender Mod shop should be about. Building Frankencasters!

[@AudiomoMusic]

I'd take all of those except 1, 6, and 7 hahaha but yeah, frankencaster would be a ton of fun

[@DelScully]

maple fretboard's look so weird on offsets imo.

[@malik_alharb]

I love that second riff you played

[@AudiomoMusic]

Thanks Malik, a few people have left a similar comment about it so I did a breakdown showing how to play it

[@kerstinover4536]

Good video. I don’t know why I watched it. I play both models and know all too well about the differences. Great playing. Regarding the bridge pickup on the Jazzmaster; you can get ones that sound better than what you currently have installed.

[@AudiomoMusic]

Thanks Kerstin and yeah I’ve had others that definitely sounded better with dirt but it really killed the middle position. I live on the neck and middle so I am alright with the sacrifice. Thanks for taking the time to comment

[@Radiofred]

I'm torn between a Jaguar or a Jazzmaster. I'm a lefty too so they're difficult to come by for me. As a Strat & SG player, I feel I'm more leaning towards the Jaguar. Thanks for the informative video.

[@AudiomoMusic]

I would actually say the Jazzmaster would be a more natural feel than the Jag. SGs compared to other guitars feel a bit further way at the first fret and the Jag is far closer to your body - the Jazzmaster will be right where the strat is and make the transition easier. Either way, cant go wrong and Being a lefty certainly makes things tougher I can imagine

[@martianmurray]

I’ve always wanted to see a lefty playing one of these upside down. I mean it would basically be like a rounded Explorer and you could have the volume knob right under the thumb side of your palm to do swells.

[@Radiofred]

@@AudiomoMusic I thinking more because A Jag has a different scale to a Strat & a Strat to an SG.

[@sarahhey8654]

Bro that Jag sounds mighty fine! 👌🔥

[@AudiomoMusic]

To me, the Jag is the king of the offsets appreciate the kind words 👍🏽

[@johnwelch557]

Well, gotta have both of 'em. Just as a tele and strat, they sound much different. Not a biggy for a typical gig, but in a studio context, gotta have the right one for the music. My 2 cents...Thanks!

[@AudiomoMusic]

Completely agree, they cover totally different ground in that scenario. I often end up using a strat for parts I think the JM will work for, but the jag is the only guitar that can do what it does.

[@johnwelch557]

@@AudiomoMusic Yes Sir, good point. Thanks.

[@titomartinez9653]

I wanna Jazzmaster with a Jaguar neck.

[@MrRafaztar]

the riff at 2:24 damn! I want to learn how to play that I think id personally like the Jag better but the colour could be at play, sound wise the jazz master sounds more hi fi and slightly hotter

[@AudiomoMusic]

It's all hand syncopation, lots of time with a clicktrack and getting the muting right but it's so much fun playing funky stuff like that - you can do it just start slow and make sure all the strings are being muted properly and you'll get there in no time!

[@MrRafaztar]

@@AudiomoMusic I’ll watch with a guitar in my hands and slow it down, do you know if there is a course or a lesson on trufire or KZbin about it?

[@AudiomoMusic]

I'm not sure, it's something I taught myself when I started to play guitar to begin with.. i approached guitar as a drummer so it came naturally, maybe i'll dig into it for a video

[@chrismaghintay]

@@AudiomoMusic omg yes! I love this progression too! I'd love a video breaking this down. Could you give the names of chord shapes used

[@GuitarUnderground]

I have a vintage spec 60s Jaguar, which I string with Labella flatwounds that give me a tight, percussive attack for classic surf or spaghetti western kind of rhythm sounds with enough low end thump for swampy blues and country folk. It has more of an acoustic character than most electrics. Compared to a Jazzmaster, the Jag is a tighter, more staccato and boxy sound that works particularly well for single string lines and arpeggios. It has a kind of scooped out and less distorted sound with gain that I prefer for fingerpicking. Where the Jazzmaster excels is for big, open sounding chords with ringing sustain and legatto lead lines. They tend to sound better with standard rounds. They both do jangle sounds well, but I think Jags are a little brighter. If your not sure which to get, I'd recommend a Jag for the Tele player and a Jazz for the Strat player.

[@danielsgrunge]

The Jaguar looks cooler but the Jazzmaster blows it out of the water everywhere else, including sound I wired mine with a series/parallel switch and it sounds INSANELY huge, it’s crazy! I do love both tho

[@Zacharysharkhazard]

Jags are definitely less dynamic and more compressed sounding than the JM, but imo that quality makes it work better than a JM for a lot of music, particularly genres like funk, pop and r&b that work well with that compressed, tight sound. Different tools for different applications is all

[@danielsgrunge]

@@Zacharysharkhazard absolutely

[@sarahhey8654]

@@Zacharysharkhazard Jag pickups are not compressed but more focused sounding than Jazzmasters

[@EJleon96]

@@sarahhey8654 agree, the jazzmaster does sound fuller but at the same time very bright, kinda like it doesn’t really know what it’s trying to do, might as well swap to a les Paul if you want a fuller sound. The in between doesn’t make sense to me

[@silvasen1985]

i completely forgot i was watching a comparison video by the way you were playing, amazing playing I just wish they are real songs

[@AudiomoMusic]

Without rewatching this video, I think three of the passes I played actually are from songs I've written and two of them are fully tracked minus the vocals as of now. I'm happy you enjoy them that gives me some positive vibes for how they may be received!

[@CGCEifel]

For the break angle issue there's a handy solution by Allparts, even cheaper from Harley Benton. A little Roll with a 2 point mount right next to the bar that holds down the strings. Great demo, btw.

[@AudiomoMusic]

That is true and another way around it, but the thing with those buzz stops are the other effects it has on the way the guitar feels tension wise and even slightly changing the sound. Paired with the right guitar that has very minimum string tension I think it's a great fit, but if the guitar already feels really tense as Jazzmasters can do given the scale length and thicker strings typically used on them, it can make it a bit much. On Jaguars I find in general I do find them more useful and less of a drastic shift in feel.

[@CGCEifel]

@@AudiomoMusic Oh i understand, thank you. Makes sense. I got a Duo Sonic for a couple years and now i'm addicted to 22.5" scales. So i have a Jaguar on my mind. Never played one but these rumors about the bridges made me a little cautious. Maybe it's not that big of a deal. Generations lived with it, maybe i can also.

[@alanjackman2296]

Love the jaguar but can only afford the classic vibe would it be a good purchase because its that or a gretch electromagnetic will be my last guitar i purchase would like your thoughts please

[@AudiomoMusic]

i wouldn't buy a CV offset at all unless you were comfortable working on them and replacing some parts. the bridge and vibrato on those are both very low quality parts which really hurts the playability and stability.

[@continentalaquatics2725]

Jazzmasters sound like Strats with more powerful pickups and pots on them. They feel like other Fenders (save for the offset body) and in my experience, sound louder and fuller than their siblings. Jaguars sound a little different and seem like an evolution of a Strat. The shorter scale makes a hell of a difference. When I first played one years ago, I wasn’t expecting much because they weren’t popular, but I was amazed at how versatile it sounded. I bought a Johnny Marr Signature Jaguar almost a decade ago and I love that thing. I tend to reach for it once in a while as to not get too used to it, but I always find inspiration in it, write a new song or find a new sound from it. My Jazzmaster, though custom shop, sounds like one of my Strats on steroids and it’s tragically underplayed, as I find Strats to be better at demonstrating their sound.

[@AudiomoMusic]

This is part of the reason if I were to pick between the two it would be the Jaguar. It's absolutely it's own voicing where as you said, the JM reminds me of a strat with a much better vibrato system.

[@Ares14]

Was going to say my jazzmaster sounds nothing like my strat but realized the strat is a MIM standard with ceramics lol

[@bifftannen1058]

Both are killer

[@AudiomoMusic]

Absolutely, why not both?

[@TheNatureOfTruth]

Great vid. Are you using the same gauge strings on both? Because that makes a difference in tone going from a 25.5" to a 24" scale. I would go up a gauge on the Jag and then do the comparison

[@AudiomoMusic]

That's what I love to see, not everyday somebody on here even knows who Char is

[@paressehylton]

From my perspective, tourists and kids usually prefer jaguars because of the look with all the shiny chrome plates and because kurt played one. And musicians usually prefer jazzmasters because it’s a better guitar overall. But i love jags too, fun to play.

[@AudiomoMusic]

It's a shame that so many people associate the Jaguar with Kurt for the guitars sake. Players like Tobias Hoffman are far better to listen to to hear what the guitar was both intended for and capable of instead of a dude that just bastardized the jag and mustang throwing humbuckers and swapping out perfectly fine hardware trying to make both guitars things they weren't. Tobias is arguably one of the best guitarists in the world and prefers the Jaguar to the Jazzmaster so it really does depend on the individual player. Between the two, one is absolutely not objectively better than the other as they have individual differences that make a direct "better" comparison nothing more than personal preference. For example a lot of great session players for country and funk music have been using the jag since the late 60's as well with the strangle because it's a sound only the Jaguar makes but sits perfectly. It's far more recorded across many genres than most people realize.

[@paressehylton]

@@AudiomoMusic Totally agree with you, it’s a very cool guitar and a staple. Why i think fender always sold more JMs than JGs (even since covid tourism and late nirvana revival) the full scale which plays better for most people (with regular size hands), the layout (toggle switch way more convenient, volume knob better placed more accessible / strat type knobs easier to grab with the pinky), and the sound of course. I can’t help but notice if I search « famous jaguar players » i’ll see a majority of artists that started on a jag when they were young (probably because of the aesthetics / chrome plates), then moved on to jazzmasters and never went back, and rarely artists that mostly play jag (and no one saw johnny marr with a jag in his hands before maybe 2008). It may be controversial, but sometimes i wish they would make more in-between scale, like a gibson 24.75’. As gibsons are noticably easier to play than teles or strats, but not intricate to play complex chords and too tight past the 12th fret like on the jags / mustangs. A not too narrow 42mm nut, an inbetween 8.5 radius like on some momoses, 24.75 scale, could be so perfect.

[@AudiomoMusic]

Fender had a pretty cool guitar in the Parallel Universe ii collection called the Uptown Strat, 24.75 scale, 9.5 radius, modern two point trem with two humbuckers on a Strat body and despite being awesome playing and sounding guitars didn’t sell very well. It took a lot of big sales for them to clear inventory on those and it’s a shame. Ideas like that are pretty cool.

[@elevenAD]

I prefer the look and tone of the Jag but jazzmaster is also a sweet offset! Fender offset Teles are also sweet!

[@repoman5581]

awesome demo.. those cleans sounds are amazing... are the single coils on the Jaguar noisey? thanks

[@AudiomoMusic]

No noisier than any other Fender single coil in my experience, the extreme gain example on this was about as bad as it'd get

[@guillaumebaudoin9962]

hello thx for the vidéo, are you going to review the new harley benton TE-69 TL? I want to buy a telecaster but as a beginner I don't know if the hollow body can be a problem (less heavy but less all rounder maybe than the te-52?). thx for the good video as always

[@mtmusicgear]

From the guy wearing a t-shirt featuring a Fender Mustang… But seriously, great video.

[@Saf1ouane]

Nice playing man, and nice demo

[@AudiomoMusic]

Thanks I appreciate it, which model do you like better?

[@Saf1ouane]

@@AudiomoMusic Sure ! for now I'de say the jaguar for the scale length and the pickups mostly.

[@DrTomoculus]

It would be the Jaguar for me. It's warmer, a bit bassier, rounder. The Jazzmaster goes off slightly into the Stratocaster territory.

[@paressehylton]

Dont know what he did with his settings. But it’s supposed to be the exact opposite; Jazzmaster warmer/fuller/bassier, and Jaguar thinner and more into strat territory

[@DrTomoculus]

@@paressehylton Oh well

[@Emirhan-md4ze]

​@@paressehylton yeah. in the comments people are saying like jazzmaster sounds like strat. but it is really the opposite! jazmaster has its unique sounds thats sounds like nothing.

[@alecjohnson2644]

Did you play any parts of songs when demoing the guitars? Im curious just in case I am able to look up tabs for them. Thanks !

[@AudiomoMusic]

Everything except one riff were just things I came up with when filming. The one riff which is kind of the aggressive strumming one I actually did do a full lesson of which is part of a song by the Japanese band Scandal if you want this is it kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmKql6BsabJ7rK8

[@mark78750]

Agree that the Jazzmaster trem is fantastic.

[@richthetrashpicker-upper5244]

Jazzmaster I don't have one but that's what I'd pick cuz of the longer neck

[@AudiomoMusic]

Sometimes it feels like it's a mile away after I swtich to it from other guitars, but it is a really easy guitar to play

[@asparkoflife85]

Hey Jim. I appreciate your channel very much man. What soccer club do you support?

[@AudiomoMusic]

Hey Ken, I appreciate that and i'm happy you enjoy it - I support AC Milan

[@misternobody4786]

Obviously one of both is the only solution…

[@jonathanhudak2059]

Lol right?

[@lomoholga]

Both sound great! Any opinions on the Classic Player Jaguars? They are the model that has a tune-o-matic style bridge but come with an angled neck pocket. Ppl say the bridge doesn’t match the fretboard radius and the saddle edges are too sharp to use the vibrato effectively….

[@AudiomoMusic]

If I'm honest, I don't love em and mainly because of the reasons you stated. It's extremely counterintuitive to use a bridge like that with this vibrato, and I'm someone who really digs into the vibrato and need it to reliably stay in tune.

[@lomoholga]

@@AudiomoMusic thanks. I figured! I’ll keep my eye out for a good JG-66 CIJ Jaguar Love your channel- you are relaxed and have great insights and I enjoy hearing you talk about offsets etc

[@AudiomoMusic]

If you love offsets I have an extremely uncommon one you might find interesting on its way from Japan - should be here next week but sadly no it is not a Jaguar haha... Any particular reason you are going for the JG-66 or are you open to other models?

[@lomoholga]

@@AudiomoMusic apparently the JG-66 models have a good combination of traditional features (proper Jaguar electronics), solid build, and price Only ‘drawback’ is the vintage bridge but that is not a deal breaker Modern Vintera jaguars are very similar, but they more expensive (I’m in Canada and the prices are wild), and of course MIA jaguars are very expensive So I figure the JG-66 is a good compromise in all the areas

[@AudiomoMusic]

I would look into buying a new Traditional 60's jaguar directly from a shop in Japan. you'll have more options with both radius and the bridge style ( i actually use the vintage style on my Jaguar right now with no problems ). I can't exactly comment on Canadian pricing but here you can have one new shipped to your door for less than a Vintera and there isn't a single thing the Vintera will beat it at.

[@mauricio76]

Suenan muy bien las dos, no se por cuál decidirme :D

[@Ottophil]

I just can’t do offsets, but i love my strat,teles, les paul, sg’s and super strats

[@kerstinover4536]

Good for you

[@dorianford6227]

Team JM 😎

[@AudiomoMusic]

Hard to argue the choice!!! You have one of these Dorian?

[@bciecko1]

Already love the video before even watching it. 😅

[@giupio88]

Does putting high output pickups interfere with the rythm circuit?

[@AudiomoMusic]

So long as they are still traditional in style but simply higher output versions… a little bit but not too drastic unless it’s something a bit more extreme like quarter pounders.

[@jasong546]

Awesome job Jim, I love them both but for me I like the tone of jmaster a little bit more, it’s slightly smoother or something. But they are both great man.

[@staleyexplores]

agree

[@AudiomoMusic]

If the Jazzmaster felt anywhere as good as the Jaguar I'd just have that and be done with it, there's always a compromise haha

[@staleyexplores]

@@AudiomoMusic ty for bringing this difference to my attention, I now wanna play both, wheras before I was only looking at the jag mostly except the jazzmaster luxe

[@smeagol37]

Hi Jim! I hope you and your family are doing fine. I‘ve seen a new Harley Benton for 179,-€ it’s called the JA-Series. I think that is a guitar for you. Many greetings from your german friend. Marco

[@AudiomoMusic]

Marco! It's wonderful to see you on here, I hope things are going well for your band! We were for the most part very lucky with the Hurricane but things are still far from fully back to normal both here and in the city as a whole. I did see the new HB idea of it, I just can't wrap my head around buying a guitar of this style without the vibrato system - lovely colors available though!

[@smeagol37]

@@AudiomoMusic good to hear from you out of this hurricane mess. I hope it all comes back to normal for you. „JusToto“ is doing fine. We had a few gigs (one was sold out) and next week we are playing the next gig. I have no rehearsals for that gig because me and my wife are on a cruise with a ship (from Barcelona to Marokko) and I‘m back on the day with the show in the evening. Always nice to hear from you Jim! See you…

[@Holden-C.]

Jag.. sounds meatier

[@joebloggs8636]

Best for Spaghetti western?

[@AudiomoMusic]

The amp is way more important for nailing that tone, either of these guitars will manage fine for that and have

[@joebloggs8636]

@@AudiomoMusic thank you for getting back to me and so fast!

[@Bliggick]

I prefer the Jagmaster.😆

[@AudiomoMusic]

you troll!!!! haha

[@haraldwestman6137]

I have to to confess… during your introduction I was pretty sure I was about to hear someone with expensive gear make horrid out of tune noises while deluding himself into thinking he was making a relevant demo (I’m KZbin jaded I guess)… also the t-shirt didn’t help (it’s hideous … but if you really like it - flip me off and keep rocking it! 😊). However, I was humbled… what an awesome demo!!! It’s more or less the 101 of how it should be done. Great playing, great chord progressions, great tones, great variety and great narration. I actually love being proved wrong… at least unless I ran my mouth before getting schooled 🙄. My observation was that I preferred the JM which is in line with my personal observations as well… IMHO they just seem easier to work with. Then again I realized that noone in an audience would care when hearing either in a band mix. Just one reflection… how did you dial in the sound? Did you use either of the guitars to set the baseline? Since I personally favor the Jm I would probably have used it thereby skewing the comparison in its favor… Anyway, great video! To me you won the internet today!

[@thecappy]

I saw you listed the jag for sale. You’re a bad man. I really love that color, but have a Johnny Marr jag and don’t “need” another guitar. Temptation is a bitch.

[@AudiomoMusic]

It was a tough call on this one, but with what will be seen this weekend and my heart set on a 61 VOS ES335 I just sold the mesa, the marshall, 2 other guitars, and listed the jag AND the goddess.. More might be getting listed soon too. If you want that jag ill give you a better price on the site than on reverb just shoot me an email

[@thecappy]

@@AudiomoMusic clearing house. I’m all set as far as fenders go. Appreciate the offer though.

[@musikvonandreas]

@@AudiomoMusic have you sold it, yet?

[@AudiomoMusic]

Yep its sold

[@musikvonandreas]

@@AudiomoMusic Oh okay damn.. But thx for the answer!

[@johnnymarrs1250]

nice t shirt

[@mapindicator]

🤟😛🤟

[@mapindicator]

Jazzmaster For The Win 🏁

[@AudiomoMusic]

Nothing against the Jazzmaster but it's always a Jag for me haha

[@greysuit17]

Jazzmaster! Better dynamics cleaner sound!

[@AudiomoMusic]

Hard to vote against a Jazzmaster in any circumstance ( unless a tele is involved then it's in trouble hahah )

[@ChaosHornet]

I have both… they are adept at different things and depending upon music style everyone would benefit from having both I do play my Jag more, but i love both.

[@AudiomoMusic]

I agree they are definitely different enough to justify both - I find they actually compliment each other well in the same song. I also prefer the Jaguar but I also love both

[@TheMultijesus13]

Jazzmaster.

[@AudiomoMusic]

hard to argue it, i love those things