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Fender Special Edition Jaguar Baritone Custom - nemotheone's review
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My model is the Fender Jaguar Baritone Custom. Intermediate between a guitar and bass guitar. UTILIZATION I do not know how to afford those with a baritone, there are several models, we get lost!…
09/22/10
Fender JG66-110 Block Inlays - Roy Munoz's review
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This is a MIJ (Made in Japan) of 1995 Candy Apple Red The neck is a slim "C" shape and is very comfortable. Poly finish with binding and block inlays is really great. All knobs and controls work…
10/29/10
Fender JG66-85 - rapiah's review
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-Crafted in Japan Trestle-Jaguar, very special Channel jaguar, 22 frets, mechanical line -2 Microphones simple -Mode "lead" a mode "rhythm", a high-pass filter, 1 volume and 1 tone for each mode,…
11/12/10
Fender Special Edition Jaguar Baritone Custom - moosers's review
The Fender Jaguar Bass VI Custom Baritone is a unique guitar that is unlike any other that I’ve got experience with. This is a baritone guitar, but not in the traditional sense. Instead, it’s got t…
06/12/10

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