Green Flake Jazzmaster

ThePhilosopher

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Long-time no see fellow Warmothers (Warmothians, Warmothi?). After not finding what I was looking for in MIJ Jazzmasters, I decided to piece one together. I pulled the trigger on a couple of showcase items with some finishing touches. I have a set of Lollar JM pickups in parchment and a Warmoth tort guard on order as well. I'm thinking I'll finish it off with Gotoh locking tuners and a Mastery Vibrato + Bridge.

Construction
Solid
Core Wood
Mahogany
Body Upgrades
Three Piece
Right / Left Handed
Right-Handed
Control Cavity
Top Rout
Neck Pickup Rout
Standard Jazzmaster®
Bridge Pickup Rout
Standard Jazzmaster®
Jack Rout
None
Bridge Rout Type
Tremolo
Bridge Rout
Jazzmaster Tremolo w/ Jazzmaster Bridge
Mounting Holes
Standard 4-Bolt
Neck Pocket Shape
Strat®
Body Contours
Forearm Contour, Tummy Cut
Paint Category
Flake
Top Color
Green Flake
Back Color
Green Flake
Satin or Gloss
Gloss
Construction
Modern
Shaft Wood
Maple
Fretboard Wood
Indian Rosewood
Nut Width
1.650" (42mm) - Vintage Medium
Right / Left Handed
Right-Handed
Neck Back Profile
Standard Thin
Fretboard Radius
10" - 16" Compound
Number of Frets
22
Fret Size & Material
SS6115 - Wide & Tall (Stainless)
Tuner Hole Size
Gotoh/Grover (13/32" - 11/32")
Inlay Shape
Standard Dots
Inlay Material
Cream
Side Dots
White Side Dots
String Nut
Standard Nut - GraphTech Black TUSQ XL
Mounting Holes
Standard 4-Bolt
Neck Heel Shape
Strat® Shape
Finish
Green Flake
 
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I've built two jazzmasyer using warmoth body and necks and found no need for a shim, though one is a hard tail, and the other is a strat gotoh 510 trem. What kind of bridge are you using.
 
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I ended up having to use a 1degree shim. I am using a traditional Jazzmaster/Mustang bridge. Without the shim and the bridge decked, I had ridiculously high action at the last fret.
Good to know, I am a few weeks away from putting a neck on a jazzmaster with jazzmaster tremolo. Will know there may be an issue
 
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