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What's up everybody?
This is Jose Rios of the world-renowned Free Nationals.
We're checking out the American original 60s Jaguar today.
And we're going to talk about the specs and why it's such an awesome guitar.
The check this bad boy out.
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This guitar has mid-60s C shape neck which is great for
me because I like a bigger neck, personally.
It's bigger than most necks on the Fender guitars.
It also has a 9.5 inch radius, which also is a great feature of the neck.
It's flat, you know the strings don't slip off.
It's cool because it's like there's modern and
there's throwback together on this neck.
It comes out to being like a really nice feel and it compliments the guitar,
which is just great.
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This guitar is a throwback to the 60s style, even to the pickups.
They've made them to the exact specifications in the 60s style pickups.
Sounds great, sounds old.
It gives you that throwback sound.
You get the old school sound, but there's so many different types of tone knobs and
things that you can use to adjust your pickups how you want.
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It gives me what I need on stage and, yeah.
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It just has so much beef to it.
You might need a little something to cut through, for your chords, for your solos.
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Really bright, cuts through, sounds really nice.
Yeah, it takes you back, back to the 60s.
Another really cool option on this guitar that I found out about was this mute.
There's like a mute switch on this guitar.
It mutes the strings, not completely though.
There's still a tone you get out of this so it's like,
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Yeah, kind of has that gypsy jazz style of sound.
But yeah, this guitar's versatile.
There's so many different sound options.
This guitar also features vintage style hardware, the tuning pegs,
the bridge, everything.
All the specs are from the '60s.
It's pretty impressive, just makes it, obviously,
just gives it that old school feel.
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I really appreciate the lacquer finish on this guitar.
The painting on it is amazing.
It looks great, looks very classy, very old school.
Reminds me of a throwback car or something.
Not only that, but it ages over time.
As you play it, it will age with you.
As you go along with your journey with this instrument,
it's going to be a good experience.
Old school and new school together as one, so yeah, Jaguar.
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Thanks for hanging with me and demoing the American original 60s Jaguar.
Peace and blessings, y'all.
Stay tuned for more videos.
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