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Fender Electric solidbody guitars with JZ/JG body user reviews

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Fender '62 Jaguar Japan Reissue - iamqman's review
fender has made a plethora of different guitars and guitar body shapes. One of the most famous but unusual guitar shapes is the Fender Jaguar. This is a guitar shape that takes on some inspiration fr…
08/04/11
Fender Special Edition Jaguar HH - "Like the Fender Blacktop but with the Traditional Jaguar Switching"
The Special Edition Jaguar HH is a mix between the traditional Jaguar model and the Jaguar Blacktop model. The Jaguar was originally designed as a Jazzmaster variant with a shorter scale neck. They w…
08/02/11
Fender Blacktop Jazzmaster HS - "Modern version of one of the other classic Fender"
The Jazzmaster was originally designed by Fender to be a more classy guitar and get into the market Gibson had. It was supposed to be for Jazz but it never really caught on with Jazz players. It was …
06/07/11

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