Is it suitable for a Fender Jaguar?
743572
No, the Fender Jaguar and Jazzmasters have a wider body that will not fit in this case.
743573
It looks like it would be OK if it's not over 39" long. My "Broadcaster" is 39 3/4" long and I had to compress some padding to make it fit but it worked out OK.
875659
Sorry not sure about that kind of guitar? This stand is very sturdy at the base and I use it for my Gibson acoustic and my Fender Start with no problems.
123163
I used it for an old Telecaster and the fit fine. I'm not sure of the Jags overall length but a strat fits also.
1168560
if your G DEC has an input for a footswitch I would think so. But I would recommend checking your owners manual or a fender forum. also check your utility menu on the amplifier. If there are settings for a footswitch then I would say a definite yes.
2013518
No. There is are two specific Gator case models that fit Jazzmasters and Jaguars in both Standard Wood (GWE-JAG) and Deluxe Wood (GW-JAG). http://www.amazon.com/Gator-Jaguar-Guitar-Deluxe-GW-JAG/dp/B004PXOB26/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1386014167&sr=8-1&keywords=GW-JAG http://www.amazon.com/Gator-GWE-JAG-Electric-Guitar-Bag/dp/B004MW5B9W/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1386014182&sr=8-1&keywords=GWE-JAG Let me know if there is anything else I can help you with. Cheers, - Jeff
1006527
I bought it for my Fender acoustic dreadnought guitar and it fits like a glove! Here a link to my exact guitar with specs so you can make a final decision. Good luck.http://www.fender.com/series/classic-design/cd-140sce-natural/
2180854
I don't know anything about that guitar. I have a Fender Telecaster, & that fits. Sorry I can't help.
2014693
I put mine in a Starfield Cabriolet - which is same stock as Ibanez - and I think they're spec for Fender too? The only thing I'd note about these tuners is that the keys are really large - they make a set with smaller keys and, after fitting these ones, I wish I'd got the smaller key version. I know I didn't answer the question, but hope the extra info helps.
1093316
There is a standard music industry 1/4 jack. You can buy adapters to fit 3.5mm.The amp is a practice amp, it's not the best but the value is in the fender guitar. That you will not be disappointed in. The amp is ok.
850642
If the jaguar has the square two pin tuners the USA strats have and the Teles, then yes. These tuners are very specific for the 'new' tuners that Fender is putting on their USA guitars. I did see a MIM strat that had the USA square back tuners, so these are a drop in replacement. Take off one of yours, like the low E string, and take it to Guitar Center to see if it's a match. Then make them price match it. I got mine for $37.
891828
That is very doubtful. I put it on a 62 Tele Jap 1980's remake and it fit perfectly. The vintage bridge is the key. If you turned the cover on its' back, this is what the bridge it fits looks like, with pickups down inside and raised edges. If your guitar doesn't look like that I don't think it's possible. It can be difficult to find just the right cover, even for the vintage bridge.
605396
Hi Simon, it would work but probably wouldn't be the optimum. They make a similar amp, but especially designed for acoustics. You should take a look at their web site: www.ztamplifiers.com
2219609
Yes. You may have some weird holes left on your guitar, but it will fit and it will be functional.
1127675
I do not have that particular amp.I have a "hot rod deluxe III".but since it is a genuine fender product I can only assume it will work with work with your amp .
932997
I wouldn't know, I used this bridge for my Fender JazzMaster. But I do know this does work with a Jaguar, if I had to guess, I'd say it most likely does fit the Thinline as well
1817991
It might be to big, it fits a standard jaguar perfect and the jag-stang is more mustang sized. I would look for a fender case
1332498
It's a generic Fender footswitch. It should work with most Fender amps that use a footswitch.