Fender Jaguar Bass Controls Explained | Fender Guitars
The Jaguar Bass guitar was a very cool instrument and a recent-era addition to the Fender family. Introduced in early 2006, it immediately set the bass world on its ear with its ’60s-esque styling, versatile tonal range and fast Jazz Bass feel.
Coil Tapping vs. Coil Splitting | Guitar Pickups | Fender Guitars
Coil Splitting. Coil splitting refers to humbucking pickups, in which two coils of wire and two magnets are used together. These coils and magnets are of opposite polarity, which cancels (“bucks”) unwanted noise and hum and produces higher output and a thicker, heavier sound. Fender Deluxe Series Stratocaster HSS Demo | Fender.
Create Your Dream Guitar with the Fender Mod Shop - Fender® …
12 – Configurable features for the Stratocaster and Jazzmaster. 11 – Configurable features for the Telecaster. 10 – Configurable features for the Precision Bass and Jazz Bass. Body / Neck. 2 – Orientations: Left-handed or right-handed. 2 – Body materials: Ash (for burst finishes, Vintage Blonde and Natural) or Alder (for solid color ...
Fender Guitars | Electric, Acoustic & Bass Guitars, Amps, Pro Audio
Since 1946, Fender's iconic Stratocasters, Telecasters and Precision & Jazz bass guitars have transformed nearly every music genre.
Electric Guitar 101 | Fender Play
Whether it's the thought of Keith Richards ripping through a classic Rolling Stones riff on his favorite Telecaster or of Adam Granduciel weaving wonderful War on Drugs solos on his trademark Jazzmaster, the cultural and emotional influence of the …
Ash vs Alder: The Difference in Tone Woods Used in Fender Guitars
This Classic Series '72 Telecaster Deluxe in Walnut features an alder body. As you might guess, red alder is the one used for guitars in general — and Fender guitars in particular.
Active vs. Passive Pickups: What Are the Differences?
Active pickups are also popular on high-performance guitars often used by metal players. Fender currently offers several active guitars and basses, including the Deluxe Active Jazz Bass and Deluxe Active Jazz Bass V, and the Jim Root Stratocaster, Telecaster and Jazzmaster.
What Are Fender's 'Spaghetti' and 'Transition' Logos?
Of the two, the spaghetti logo came first. Fender’s spaghetti logo was used throughout the 1950s and is so named for its thin, stylized script, which appears in silver lettering with a thin black outline. Esquire, Broadcaster, Telecaster, Stratocaster, Precision Bass and Jazzmaster guitars from the 1950s through the mid-1960s all used this ...
The great Jeff Beck takes the American Vintage II 1957 …
Known as one of rock's greatest guitarists, Jeff Beck has a style that’s truly unique. Melding classic rock, blues, jazz fusion and even electronica, Beck rose to prominence with the Yardbirds in the mid-1960s, embarked on a prolific solo career and became one of the most sought-after session musicians in the world.
Asked/Answered: What's the Best Way to Fly With My Guitar?
Gig Bag vs. Hard Case. As of March 2015, the Department of Transportation’s law that (carriers must allow passengers to stow their small musical instruments guitars, violins, etc.)in an approved stowage area in the cabin took effect. So there are pros and cons of both the hard and soft case.