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U.S. Army Air Corps veteran Robert Christoferson played lead trumpet in one of Glenn Miller's bands while stationed near Bedford, England during World War II.
His day job was control tower operator for a service base that was responsible for eight surrounding airfields.
Watching the aircraft come and go, he marveled at how the bombers — battered by anti-aircraft fire — were able to make it back after their missions.
"I don't see how they did it with two engines out on one side, or part of the tail shot off," he said.
When Christoferson arrived in Bedford in August of 1943, he found he could continue his fledgling trumpet career. He picked up the horn when he was a sophomore in high school and found he had some talent.
"I had good tone, and I was loud," he said, laughing
He said there was a big, 20-piece band at the base, and they were looking for players.
It didn't matter the experience level, he said. They were willing to train novice musicians.
Within three months, the band was playing all over.
"It was a thrill to play in front of monster crowds," he said.
When Miller arrived in June of 1944, his band was deluged with requests to play.
"They had a load that was unbelievable, of requests, and recordings and personal appearances," Christoferson said. "When they found out they needed more help, our band was drafted into special services, headed by Miller. That took us away from all our military jobs.
"We were the B band … while Miller and his main band were making recordings five days a week, 10 hours a day, somebody had to take care of these requests to play at different air bases. That was our job.
"'Moonlight Serenade,' 'Chattanooga Choo Choo,' 'Pennsylvania 6-5000,'" he said, rattling off some of the songs on the band's play list.
Christoferson had been playing a military-issue trumpet, but wanting to take his performance up a notch, he sent home for his new Buescher True Tone trumpet his mom bought for him for $300 in 1941.
"They got a hold of the Red Cross and contacted my mother. She sent the horn to me at the base."
The new band was assigned a B-24 bomber — with the armament removed and outfitted for the musicians.
"We traveled around to all the bases in France, Belgium."
Christoferson has a picture, dated Nov. 26, 1944, of himself and a couple of other U.S. Army Air Corps musicians. Glenn Miller also is in the photo and he's holding Christoferson's trumpet.
"He wanted to see this trumpet that they'd gone to all that trouble to bring over here," he said, laughing.
It was the last time he saw Miller.
A little more than two weeks later, a plane carrying the famous band leader went down in the English Channel, on Dec. 15, 1944.
"He shouldn't have taken off," Christoferson said. "It was a miserable day. Rainy, windy. He had to leave to go to Paris. We were waiting for him. He never arrived.
"Miller wasn't very outgoing — he was more of a technical guy," Christoferson said.
"He wasn't happy until he got the right sound, but he was an overall nice guy with a lot of talent."
Christoferson said he'll never forget the day he returned to the states after the end of the war.
"There were 20,000 soldiers all on the deck of the Queen Elizabeth."
Nearly three days later, the luxury liner approached the coast of New York.
"Every boat that floated was in the harbor when we came in."
Name: Robert Christoferson
Age: 89
Born: April 18, 1923
Hometown: Seattle
Residence: Palm Springs/Sun City, Ariz.
Branch of service: U.S. Army Air Corps; 8th Air Force
Years served: May, 1943 – November, 1945
Rank: Private First Class
Family: Wife Amy; five children, Jeff Wilson of Palm Springs, Ronda Ambrosini of Eureka, Randy Christoferson of Foster City, Paul Christoferson of Sacramento, and Marty Langham of Lansing, Mich.


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Sartharion's Drakes & Acolytes
Sartharion three drakes provide these buffs while they are still alive:
- Tenebron: 100% additional Shadow damage. We consider this important because our drake tank can take considerable shadow damage if he takes the breath from two drakes at a time.
- Shadron: 100% additional Fire damage. This is incredibly dangerous if your tank is taking Sartharion's breath. Shadron's Acolyte, while alive, is a passive 50% additional fire damage taken.
- Vesperon: 25% reduced Health. Vesperon's Acolyte, while alive, is a passive 75% additional damage from Sartharion's breath, as well as the Twilight Torment debuff, which causes reactive damage to raiders on their outgoing attacks.
Healing (Courtesy Kalani)
Sarth tank: 2 healers. Preferably Priest(Disc) and Pally
Drake tank: 1 main healer and 1 raid/tank healer
Add tank: 1 main healer and 1 raid/tank healer
Raid/Portal tank: 1 healer
The Sarth tank healers stand to the right of the tank.
Drake healers stand to the left of Sarth's left leg in the center near add tanks.
Add tank healers stand stand to the left of Sarth's left leg in the center near add tanks.
Now some tips for making healer jobs easier:
1. Priest(s): prioritize "Guardian Spirit" for tanks.
2. Priest(s): discipline spec is good for reducing Sarth tank damage.
3. Paladin(s): "Righteous Fury" to grab a majority of the healing aggro to make add tank job easier.
4. Paladin(s): "Holy Light" glyphs are good for raid healing with beacons on tanks.
5. Paladin(s): "Beacon of Light" on tanks and/or the "Righteous Fury" healing paladin.
6. Paladin(s): "Sacred Shield" on tanks.
7. Paladin(s): "Divine Shield" with "Divine Guardian" spec'd for accidental breaths.
8. Druid(s) instants saved for tanks or healers.
Everything else from other healers is self explanatory. Just know your class.
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OMGOSH, so excited!! Cant wait.
I cast the spells that make the people fall over.
Very cool video, good job Cider.
Great video, can't wait for the HD version.
I liked how well you illustrated the safe zones on the edges of the island. My melee DPS has had a hard time understanding where these spots are, and now I have a reliable source to send them to so they can not get hit by the lava wall and complain "there's no way to get back to the middle in time!!"
This is a great fight, filled with the complexity and coordination we've come to expect from Blizz in their end game content.
Congrats on your title!! And now waiting for Ulduar begins...
FYI Cider, typo in your timeline.
1. Sartharion pulled and positioned.
Nice idea with the taunting thing thanks for sharing. Do you had problems with taunting timing with the sart tank causing repositioning problems or with taunting and still getting breathed?
It's a great strat for guilds without the DPS to kill Shadron before Vesperon lands with the changes to twilight torment, will help a lot of people with problems with the encounter.
very nice work as always, we have downed him several weeks in a row now. how ever this seems like a new way of doing things and i for one will be giving it a go this week. Very innovative would of never though of using taunts on sarth to avoid breaths. Make that Dk tank go aoe tank whelps thats his job!
Pretty clever strategy thanks to all these taunt changes! I'm actually hoping nothing of this sort is possible in Ulduar and such, but here it's cool. I didn't expect you to be the specific tank in your raid to do this type of role though, wasting all that pretty in plate.
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I don't fully understand. Casting mobs don't change targets if they are taunted mid-cast, are you saying they turn around but not change target?
Example is Sartharion's breath is a large cone of fire out from his face, so if his face changes direction, it will shoot the other way.
Different behaviour contrasting to that would be Kel'Thuzad's frostbolt. If he starts channeling on someone and then is taunted, the frostbolt target is still on the original target, and doesn't switch.
A very literal and easy way to understand is to emulate it as a player. Take a fire mage specced for Dragon's Breath (how coincidentally useful). Let's make him a boss mob. He likes to channel fireballs at you repeatedly. The fireball will always hit the target he was looking at when he started the cast, even if taunted. You can run around, spin him around, flail about, and it'll always hit you.
Now lets say sometimes Boss Fire Mage likes to throw in a Dragon's Breath now and then as his "special". As long as his target is sitting there in front of him, it'll always be hit by the Dragon's Breath (and anyone else close by). But if he turns around, or you run him around a corner or something and he still wants to use the dragon's breath, he'll just shoot it out in front of him regardless of what he's facing or where you are, which could hit all kinds of targets, or none at all.
A realistic example of that as an actual boss would be Grobbulus, which people may more commonly see, and now Sartharion if you use this taunting strategy.
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Is this strategy viable for 10 man encounter, and if so what group makeup do you use as far as 2 tanks 2 heals 6 dps, 3 tanks 3 heals 4 dps etc?
I was actually surprised it worked this way when I saw it happen last night in our 3d10man kill.
I had always assumed that the boss needed a target for this and it was determined when the cast began, likely the same mechanic for Malygos but much less useful... I've never seen Grobbulus slime the raid during a mutating injection or when hes repositioning which is probably part of what fueled my incorrect assumption (since even if hes targeting someone else he still slimes me).
Very interesting though.
Quick question on your tanking setup. Obviously yourself and your feral are dealing with Sartharion himself, but how many of the remaining three are use for the drakes and adds?
As another note. Is it only me that for some reason with the narated version has some extreme amount of static rather than the actual speach used in the video? I'm seen this problem as of late for a few other things as well so it's most likely a problem on my end, but I can't figure that out.
Second edit.
It appears I only have this problem when played on Windows Media Player.
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I just can't even imagine how hard this is with a 10-man group.
My guild just had our first OS10 run last night, which was very exciting, but this. was. awesome!
One question I had, you mentioned putting vigilance on the Sarth tank in order to help you control adds, or least that's how it sounded, I've only had a chance to watch once.
How does that work? Is it along the lines of gaining threat with a whole pack of linked mobs by attacking one? Either way, if I heard that right, it's a huge tip for me. The one time I add tanked in a pug, I felt like I sucked it up pretty hard.
Also, it looked like you purposely jumped in the magma a couple times, even though it seemed like the edges of the island were safe zones. Was this to avoid the breath after you had taunted Sarth, or was there something else going on there?
Isn't using taunt in this fashon some sort of exploit, or at least un-intended. Wasn't Brutallus fixed for the same reason? They may extend the range of the breath.
I tank Sartharion as prot war and they burn Shadron so fast that I use Shieldwall on first breath and if breaths are too fast and dps slack we have setup a rotation of guardian spirit and Hand of Protection from my healers. Last kill it was enough with shieldwall, DKs needed, ya right


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If the mace is the regular version or better, it should provide better steady dps than lfr gurth as an offhand weapon.
Ok so I have been using dual gurths for awhile now. of different item levels to makwe the proc worth it. Recent I have gotten the ataraxx mace off loot ship 2.0. And the spreadsheets the greatme has posted is not helping. My gurths are the lfr and normal version. So I'm wondering if I should change my offhand to the ataraxx mace? The numbers on the ingame dps seem to be better. But it obviously doesn't take into account the proc rates off gurth ect ect. Plus ataraxx is socketable. What do you guys think?
If the mace is the regular version or better, it should provide better steady dps than lfr gurth as an offhand weapon.
It is the regular version. I was just under the impression you wanted to run lfr gurth and normal gurth until heroics due to the proc doing 16% of your damage.
grab simulationcraft, import yourself run a sim, change weapons, import yourself again, run another sim. best way to see which is higher DPS.
Which I have already done and I am getting weird numbers. hence why i asked here and mentioned the spreedsheet.
wierd numbers?
Yes first it tells me it cant important my character. then when it does it tells me my dps is 15000
What's you toons name/server?
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Rightio, Assuming you use the same rotation as the the defualt simcraft one, I get you as doing ~39,837 DPS with Gurth+Atraxis, and 39,924 with Gurth+LFRgurth on a patchwork fight. I assumed an epic strength gem in the mace and Landslide on all weapons.
Well yes the only problem is landslide is not on the mace. I finally got it to work when i realize the beta version doesnt have warriors added to it yet. No epic gems Im on an rp server lol. And landslide on the atraxxis is not going to happen, 3k just to test is out of the question. Thank you for your time and effort. I was a bit confused when it told me that my BIS is dual h-gurth for top BIS. I was under the impression the spell cast id's for the proc conflict with same i-level gurths.
the spell id's do conflict and the difference in dps from lfr gurth to normal atrax is minimal, either go arms or wait until at the very least heroic axe from yorsahj to swap out your lfr gurth.
As to dual H-Gurth, I really don't want to sound condescending because that is not the intent...but when you say Landslide on a weapon "is not going to happen" then I don't get the impression dual heroic madness weapons will be an option for you so why worry about it?
It seems to me, the madness weapons are well designed. The lack of secondary stats but with a strong proc makes it interesting. Do you use the static increase that will always be there or do you go for the RNG that will be better sometimes and worse others?
Even with the spell conflict, what you are losing is procs from the off-hand. The strength on that is still higher than anything else and at that level of gear, that may still be the best option. OR...it might only be the best when you have good RNG with the other heroic options being the more stable dps.
Regardless, not all BiS lists are made the same. Feel free to look up Gurth for a ret pally. Opinions are all over the place about To Gurth or Not To Gurth. Boils down to how much RNG do you want?
I honestly meant it when I said I don't mean to be condescending but I realized the risk was there just in the nature of the comment. My guild has gone through massive turn-over, then a server transfer, then a guild collapse and rebuilding a new guild this expansion.
All excuses aside, we are only 3/8 heroic ourselves so I am in no way indicating a superiour attitude. I just mean that even if heroic weapons are a consideration, heroic madness weapons in specific probably are not. Maybe I'm a Debbie Downer, but with end of expansion indifference from raiders and D3 absenteeism, I don't see my guild finishing 8/8 HM at this point even though we are giving it the college try.
I tried to take give at least as much time to the main and better point of the reply which was about madness weapon design. I think they are designed (intentionally) to not be black or white better. At lower levels they are and then at the top level...well, RNG will decide this pull if it was better or not.
I kinda like this. It's a risk/reward option with both being viable. Since it is proc based and you can't really control it, then it makes Gurth not an absolute have to option but it has higher potential and maybe an even or slightly better average. As long as you are ok with the occassional lows, then all is well. It's actually a choice. That's hard to do with the playerbase as black and white as it is about min/maxing.
As a ret pally (OS), I deal with a lot of RNG anyways but for some reason, I still like the RNG on the weapon. If asked about it before DS items were revealed, I would have said I want the static stats to reduce RNG since I am already heavy RNG. Funny to see that I haven't really decided that way.
Also, a note that should probably be made:
When Teng said:
I'm pretty sure he was just indicating the dps numbers were running simulationcraft with those, not that you have to have them on and test. He was just trying to do a min/max comparison. Since they are within 100 dps of eachother, I am pretty sure that is within the variance for the RNG on the Gurth proc in the off hand. Basically, not noticably different either way. The whole point of simulationcraft is to "test" more extensively than you realistically can in game yourself. The simulations it runs are generally accepted to be accurate enough that we rely on the results. Additionally, by being able to simply choose 1000, 10.000, 25,000 w/e iterations, you can eliminate statistical anomolies better than you can on a target dummy.I assumed an epic strength gem in the mace and Landslide on all weapons
As far as the rng goes, I'm finding that dual gurths provide a huge advantage to the rng because of the ability to have so many procs. But time and time again i just happen to notice that you have steady pronounced dps from a static weapon. Which is why Im considering dual axes and dropping gurth all together. With a 20% debuff the gurths really don't provide an advantage over just having a static weapon with gem slots. Although the dps per weapon is much higher on the gurths. Being far away from having any kind of h-gurth what so ever is why I accepted your point of view. Because thats a lofty goal for someone only 3/8 and not even any of them dealing with DW himself.
As far as the difference between arms and fury. I find for my server, I best or match any arms warrior we have except for one. And that's because he doesnt have a single piece of lfr gear while I'm still half and half. Either way this expansion has made it perfectly clear that you can play whatever the heck you want when it comes to personal decision. And with me having nurve damage and in a back brace from a broken spine. Fury works out of me. Not that you brought that point up, someone else did.
So as it sits, mace is out, hold off for h-axe drops. But the real question is do I main hand that heroic axe and off hand the normal gurth, which would substainatially lower the proc rate. Or offhand the h-axe and gimp it's dps offhand in favor of normal gurth procs.
I wasn't telling you to buy it and test it. I'm saying that if you fully enchant your off hand, Gurth LFR is a better off hand than normal atraxxis.
It's nice too see the sim results from that, because personally I was always less than impressed with the LFR Gurth in comparison to anything out of normal DS, I guess I'll have to go give it another look. Currently my Fury set is: NM Gurth/NM atraxxis. Personally I seem to get better numbers out of this setup. Maybe I've just received shoddy RNG compared to the straight statistics that the Sim runs.


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It happens to most of us – we get caught up in the enthusiasm at a genealogical society meeting and before we know it, we have volunteered to fill an office or chair a committee. This is a good thing, for without volunteers our genealogical societies would languish. However, the stress we feel when we discover we may have agreed to do more than our schedules allow is NOT a good thing. Fortunately, time management tips can allow volunteers to find those extra minutes that may make a difference in balancing their society workload with other responsibilities.
One way to find extra minutes in a day is to be aware of "wasted" time. This does not mean that watching a ball game on television or leisurely reading the Sunday newspaper are taboo; relaxation and participating in enjoyable activities are not wasting time! "Wasted" time usually is time spent waiting for something to happen – waiting for a train to pass, an appointment to begin, dinner to cook, or a hold message to end on the telephone. Many small or clerical tasks can be accomplished during these times if the volunteer is prepared for them.
Keep a notebook and pens in your vehicle. When you are caught in traffic, waiting for a train, or between appointments, brainstorm about your society responsibilities.
- Presidents can outline agendas and columns for the newsletter.
- Newsletter and quarterly editors might jot down story ideas and names of potential authors to contact.
- Program chairs can plan a year's worth of programs.
- Committee chairs may chart a list of goals, make a "to do" list, or plan telephone calls and letters. A cellular telephone lets you take this a step further and get started on your list. (Of course, none of the above suggestions should be attempted while driving.)
Having office supplies and committee files in the kitchen or family room – wherever you "live" the most – allows you to take advantage of odd moments of time at home. Many society jobs include data entry, envelope stuffing, addressing or label-sticking and other work that, while important, requires only minimal concentration. These are perfect tasks to work on while cooking dinner, watching television, or waiting on the telephone. In fact, tasks like folding correspondence, stuffing envelopes and attaching labels need so little concentration that they can be done while talking on the telephone. The key is always to have something to do near the telephone. Use a cell phone or a cordless phone. Take advantage of modern technology and use voice mail, answering machines, e-mail and fax whenever possible. These conveniences allow you to send messages when it most suits you, and for the person on the receiving end to answer according to his or her schedule.
Another time management tip that dovetails with the above is to break large tasks into small pieces. For example: Compose a letter or flyer longhand while waiting to be called into the doctor's office. Type it into the computer and print it while the family is watching television that evening.
Copy it at a print center the next time you are out.
That evening, fold the letter at the kitchen counter while dinner is cooking.
Stuff the envelopes at a television tray while having family time.
Address labels and postage stamps can be attached during phone conversations, dinner preparation or television time another evening.
Breaking a task down into those "wasted" time spaces during three or four days can save you several hours of prime time otherwise needed to accomplish a project.
Nowhere is it written that a project must be finished in one sitting. Trying to do so when you already have a busy schedule can be daunting. Instead, slow but steady progress toward the end goal can energize and motivate you.
Create files for your society responsibilities. When you have reduced tasks to smaller pieces, keep partially finished work or brainstorming idea sheets in the appropriate files. Make lists and keep notes related to your projects. These might include:
- To-do lists for your job or project.
- Lists of things that you promise to do during the course of a society meeting.
- Notes about what was discussed regarding your job or project during the society meeting (for example, what others promised to do so that you can follow up with them).
- Notes about tasks that you have delegated to others, again so that you can follow up on those assignments.
Each list and note goes in your project file, along with other information you need to perform your responsibility. This might include telephone numbers and addresses of pertinent people, copies of the society's standing rules and bylaws, minutes of previous society meetings, and notes from the former committee chair or office holder.
Keep a planner or calendar and remember to look at it! Write down not only the deadlines relating to your project, but also plan time to work actively on the project a few days, weeks, or months ahead of the deadline, as is appropriate for your specific project. This will keep the deadline from sneaking up on you. Use one calendar or planner for society, family and work responsibilities so that you do not double-schedule yourself. Train yourself to look at the big picture, which means to project ahead when considering your calendar.
Are there breaks in your schedule that you can use to work ahead on your society project? When prioritizing the tasks relating to your office, project or committee, consider three factors: deadline, importance and time commitment. In some cases, your schedule may be so busy that you will be able to work only on the task with the next impending deadline.
During those times, don't worry about other tasks; concentrate on the one at hand. When your schedule is freer, work ahead on small tasks toward a large job that is due later.
When prioritizing according to importance, consider whether the task must be done, should be done, or would be nice to do if time permitted. Sometimes we mentally move "nice to do" tasks to our "must do" list without realizing it, causing more stress than is necessary. A society meeting without a holiday theme tablecloth and homemade cookies is one thing; a meeting without a program is quite another.
Get out of the habit of having to be "in the mood" to complete a particular task. If your schedule is free enough to allow you to work on your project when the mood strikes, great! But if you find a deadline approaching when you are not in the mood for project work, do it anyway. You may well find that once you start, the mood follows. If not, then it may not be your very best work. That idea may not please the perfectionists among us. But in most cases a project that is not perfect is better than a project that is not done at all.
The old saying, "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" applies to time management. Balance business with pleasure. If you are responsible for an office in the society or a long-term project, commit to work on that job for a certain amount of time per day or week. Once you have honored that commitment, give yourself permission to put the society work aside and do other things.
For example, you might plan to spend twenty minutes each evening on data entry of addresses for an upcoming mailing. At the end of your twenty minutes, stop and consider; Do you feel like doing some additional data entry, or would you rather watch a television program or work on your own genealogical research?
Consider sharing your society responsibilities with a friend. This is another way to break tasks down into smaller pieces. If your society is having trouble finding someone to manage a large committee, and you are reluctant to volunteer because of the time commitment involved; perhaps you can find a friend to cochair the committee with you. Delegating part of your responsibilities can ease your workload. Clerical tasks can be assigned to other volunteers, friends, or family. Teen-age children or grandchildren may be willing to fold mailings or stuff envelopes for a nominal reward, such as pizza and soda.
Enlist the aid of professionals from time to time. It may be worth paying out of your own pocket for typesetting, folding, collating, or other services in order to save the time of doing these tasks yourself.
Take advantage of odd moments of time to work toward your goals, break large tasks into smaller units, organize and prioritize your work, share and delegate, and balance business with pleasure. You will be surprised at how these steps can help you become more efficient at managing your society volunteer time.


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I bought this guitar in late 2013. Out of the box it needed a setup very badly. I also replaced the stock jazzmaster bridge and tremolo arm and collet with a Staytrem bridge, arm and collet. The bridge replacement stops the screws from vibrating loose and the collet on the replacement tremolo arm is nylon sleeved to prevent free play and the dreaded floppy arm. I also shimmed the neck, then set the guitar up to play with heavier strings (Elixir 11-49's). I now have have a Jazzmaster that is a real player. The stock pickups are great, clear and pronounced with good string definition. I love the neck with it's beautiful yellowish vintage tint. I have the Olympic white model and love the overall finish of the guitar. It may not be an AVRI, but it's a long way from being cheap and nasty. You will not go wrong with one of these little beauties, as long as you set it up correctly.
I have one complaint...IT'S HEAVY!!!, but when I plug it into my '63 RI Fender Vibroverb amp, it sings and is comfortable to play. That's all that matters to me.
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For the price of this guitar its a great choice for anyone without the money to buy an american standard! great pickups, awesome neck, love the white finish, the only thing i wanted to change was the bridge piece to a tune-o-matic. Fantastic guitar.
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The Squier Jazzmaster is an amazing guitar, not just for the value, it is just that good.
Bad things: Sunburst is boring, lead circuit controls feel too plasticy for my liking, small fuzz when playing open strings.
Good things: Amazing pick-ups. Amazing neck.
It weighs a lot too, so might be uncomfortable for some.
I don't have much else to say, I can't blabber about the magnets used in the bridge pick-up or the radius of the neck.
Awesome, nice neck and pick-ups, cheap plastic bits.
dontfret owns this item
A lot of guitar for a little money. Turn down the tone a little & this sounds as good as any guitar for Jazz; at full tone it is as bright as a Tele. Has all the bells & whistles of the original at nearly half the weight. Only problem is individual string saddles coming loose; fixed with Loctite.
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Having just purchased the M Jaguar, and been blown away with it, I just had to have the Jazzmaster.
I purchased a Candy Apple Red example from GAK, and received it very quickly.
There was, unfortunately, a quality issue, in that the pickguard was not sitting flush at the top horn. The screw was at a 45deg angle and had caused a bulge in the wood.
Careful sanding put things right.
I also feel this was a return, as the carton it arrived in was for a Squier Telecaster and the small allen keys were missing.
Apart from that rant, I absolutely love it, but will never buy unseen again.
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You guys would be amazed at what Squier is putting out now, I bought this VM Jazzmaster and when I plugged it into my brand new Fender Frontman 212R, it sings! and I love the long whammy bar, it needed a little setup to stop the strings from popping out of the saddles but nonetheless this is an awesome guitar! I paid $449 on sale for it and I would definitely use it live and on recordings, In fact I may use it for my school performance next year and hopefully this guitar gets me the girls, I'm only 15 but heck I love my VM Jazzmaster! the one I own is a Candy Apple Red, my favourite color! and I love the pickups, definitely good pickups and would use it again! Also this guitar is good for Hendrix stuff as well, the long whammy bar is my favourite feature on a Jazzmaster, because I love the long tremolo :) Thanks for the good guitar Squier and hopefully I can make a signature model with you guys :)
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I can only echo what the other reviews have said, this VM Jazzmaster is an excellent guitar and offers great value for money.
I'm lucky enough to own a Johnny Marr Jaguar and it would be the closest model I can make a comparison with. Whilst it would be too much to expect the Jazzmaster to match up to the JM Jag it's not that far behind. Considering the price, that's pretty impressive, in my opinion.
I bought this mainly as a back-up guitar for tuning down a step to a step-and-a-half with the expectation that I would carry out some mods to pickups, tuners etc but there's really no need. I did replace the bridge by dropping in a Mustang bridge but that was just personal preference and you don't necessarily need to change it - it holds fine with a set of .011s. The pickups have a good, clear resonant tone, albeit with not a great deal of sustain (as expected) but they handle distortion well - the neck pickup has a nice fat sound to it. The switching is noise-free and the wiring seems to be clean enough.
I have the sunburst model and the finish is great, really smooth and the pickguard looks really cool too. The neck is fine overall, a very comfortable C-shape, although there was a very minor blemish on the fretboard at the first fret but nothing to affect the playability. Tuning is pretty stable so far although I have noticed that inserting the tremolo arm does knock it off slightly.
Kudos to Squier and their Indonesian factory for producing these guitars, they are fantastic value. I've owned a few guitars costing a helluva lot more that weren't any better than this. I'm really happy with mine and I would heartily recommend it to anyone looking at an offset guitar.
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I ordered one of these as I have never owned a Jazzmaster. I was really surprised at how well made this instrument is. I read a lot of reviews so I knew what to expect, so I already had a plan as far as setup goes. I worked as a guitar tech for many years, so as long as you have a basically good guitar to start with the rest is easy. First off, this is a very well made guitar, it really exceeded my expectations. The only thing I did was change it to my preferred brand of strings and adjust the neck angle a couple of degrees back to give a little more of a break angle over the bridge. To do this, I removed the neck and added a shim to the heel so the neck would angle back where I wanted. I use guitar picks for this and a thin Fender pick did the trick. I read where some people buy expensive replacement bridges to compensate, but the stock one is fine, more authentic and works well if you have a bit of angle to put some pressure on the bridge. After shimming this, it brought the strings close to the neck and using the two outside set of screws from the bridge, I adjusted the action along with a minor adjustment of the truss rod in order to remove a little bit of relief. The saddles were adjusted fine for height but needed just a little adjustment for intonation. Please note, that this bridge design is intended to rock back and forth slightly which helps with tremolo use. I also adjusted the tremolo spring tension. That is the screw next to the trem arm collar. There is no trem lock on this model but unless you break a string it really doesn't matter much. After the setup, this thing plays really well with a very nice feeling neck, fretwork that was well done, excellent finish and sounds like a Jazzmaster. The classic controls are all there, rhythm switch and all. There are enough changes from the original design to actually make it better than vintage, namely a 9.5 radius and truss rod adjustment at the headstock. If you can, try one out.
Hands Down!!!, this is the Best bang for your buck, an amazing tone machine, I have played the Vintage Jazzmasters, loved them, but on a budget they are out of reach for me, this guitar made it possible for me to have one in my Retro-Rig, It's on it way to being used on every track of my next album, it was on 8 out of a 11 tracks on the last :), Thank-you!!!
RJMcG owns this item
Well, this guitar is really built strong and plays hard. The tone is really versatile. The neck pickup is really hot for bluesy sounds and both pickups sounds like crystal. I love this guitar! The price is damn right good, an affordable jazzmaster was missing in the Fender line, thanks to Squier who has made it happen.
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This is a great guitar! I always wanted a '66 with the block inlays and the binding but they were too expensive. This had the perfect price for me and is a guitar that lives up to that price. Once i set it up with a higher action and the string guage i use it plays like a dream! The pickups sound great for my style. I play mostly blues and some classic rock on it. The two circuits make it very versatile especially for songs that build up at parts. I could see this guitar doing any kind of style. It has easily become my number 2 or 1 and a half since i like it so much! It's hard to replace my other guitar for the harder rock but it is my go to for blues and anything lightly distorted or clean. Only problem i have is that the trem arm falls out and doesn't lock and stay in place but i don't use it much so it doesn't really matter. Overall great guitar and one that i always dreamed of.
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I am a big fan of Fender guitars and amps. I owned a 66 Jaguar back in the late 70's and early eighties. The Squier Vintage Modified Jazzmaster delivers all the vintage vibe of the originals. The quality fit, finish, hardware and electronics for a guitar in this price range is nothing short of amazing. My sonic blue Jazzmaster is flawless. The guitar was set up nicely from the factory and plays like a dream. My only complaint is with the set screws on the bridge saddle pieces. Mine had a tendency to vibrate loose until I put a tiny drop if thread lock on each screw. Problem solved. I own other Fender guitars that cost 3 x as much, but still love playing the Jazzmaster with its full twangy tone. It's a definite keeper and I highly recommend It.
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|Model Name:
|Vintage Modified Jazzmaster®, Rosewood Fingerboard, 3-Color Sunburst
|Model Number:
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|3-Color Sunburst
|Body Material:
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|Scale Length:
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|Fingerboard Radius:
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|Wrenches: 1.5 mm, 4 mm
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Craftsman Chipper/Vac Riding Mower AttachmentItem# 07125013000 | Model# 71-25013
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Craftsman Chipper Vac Mower Attachment Reduces Waste
Using the Craftsman riding mower chipper vac on your riding lawn mower will make law maintenance less of a chore by taking care of those pesky clippings left behind to make your lawn the envy of the neighborhood. This convenient chipper vac will save you time and reduce debris by a 5 to 1 waste ratio. When the chipper is attached to your lawn tractor, you can be confident that it will pick up debris like clippings, acorns and pine needles with its 80 mph vacuum.
The chipper part of the Craftsman chipper vac mower attachment can take care of branches up to 2" in diameter. A big yard doesn't seem so overwhelming to take care of when you have one of these on your side. You can be confident the attachment will last for years to come thanks to its sturdy heavy-duty frame and durable 15" x 6" turf tread tires.
- Craftsman riding mower chipper vac reduces debris by a 5 to 1 waste ratio
- 206cc Briggs & Stratton™ engine powers the chipper vac
- Conveniently fits all Craftsman and most other tractor and ride on mowers
- Chips branches up to 2 in. in diameter
- 32 cu. ft. capacity holds 3 times more than the traditional bagger
- Tire wheel size is 15" x 6"
- Total weight of attachment is 341 lbs.
- Vacuum has suction up to 80 mph
- Comes with a 2-year limited warranty
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Many, LA
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Took 2 to 3 hours to assemble. I was missing 2 key parts. I called the company and they had them to me in 4 days. You need ear protection because the noise from your mower and it are loud. A little hard to empty, better to rake out leaves than tilt it to dump. An electric start would be a nice addition. A big motor to pull start. Overall it was a bargain compared to other brands.
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seemed complex to assemble, instructions made the assembly a pleasure to spend time on. I really enjoyed the task. cant wai to use it.rated 5 stars because I know it wii perform to my expectations, thank you.
Albany, NY
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First off, I gave this machine 4 stars .. the machine, if there were a way to rate Sears, then I would rate them -50 stars. They consistently find ways to be a horrible company. But back to the chipper\vac .. after looking at both this and the cyclone rake, the Craftsman won simply because of price. The Cyclone rake was WAY over priced and their optional attachments are even more over priced and then they have the nerve to charge $200 in shipping and handling to boot ! .. no thanks I ordered the Craftsman on October 11 from Sears.com. The website said it would take 7-14 days to deliver to the store for me to pick up .. it arrived on November 13th .. more than a month. I don't want to get sidetracked too much but I would like to take this opportunity to say that the people hired to chat with you on the Sears.com customer service Chat function .. are earth's stupidest people. Anyway, the machine arrived midweek and in about 1000 pieces (which I did know before I ordered). By the way, I imagine this is the reason this machine costs so much less than other similar products such as the Agrifab - you are saving $100's of dollars by assembling it yourself. The assembly instructions are decent and pretty straight-forward but definitely set aside a good 5-6 hours (or more) of your day to put this thing together. And that is if you have someone helping you .. which I highly recommend because it will be pretty tough tightening many of the bolts without an extra pair of hands (and the engine is heavy). Once put together, the very last step is to fit the boot to your mower deck. They ship you a solid shell of heavy duty hard plastic mower deck boot which YOU have to cut. They provide a template for many popular mowers .. you just have tape the template for your mower to the boot and trace it with some kind of heavy duty marker (I used a silver sharpie). Once traced, I used an angle grinder to slowly and very carefully cut out the section. You definitely need to take your time with this part, if you mess up, you will have to order a new one (which will probably take a couple months to get to you). The hoses that attach to the mower boot and the impeller on the chipper\vac are pretty decent and heavy duty but they are only held there with an 8" hose clamp (or maybe its a 6" .. I don't remember). This is not a good system, they constantly slip off .. which means you have to carry around a screw driver (or power drill) when you're riding the mower. The engine is very decently powered and creates an impressive vacuum. The leaves didn't stand a chance. This was my main concern over buying this unit over the Cyclone rake .. the top CR models have more powerful engines which I thought I needed .. I don't, and neither do you. Keep an eye on the bin capacity, when this fills up .. the hose clogs and clogs are time consuming to fix. Overall, this does make my leaf cleanup a lot easier and I recommend it. I would say more but I'm out of charact
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Got the chipper vac to get up leaves and it does this very well. I had no issues with the assembly, it was pretty straight forward and required no special tools. One thing I noticed when I started using the machine for the first time is the location of the chipper attachment sticks out several inches past the side of the machine and is easily caught on things if you're not careful. I actually decided to make a plate to block off the hole where it mounted so I could remove it when I didn't need to use it. I wanted the machine mainly to get up leaves and it does an excellent job of that so I'm fine with the chipper attachment removed and it's not a big deal to re-install it if I need to.
Winchester, NH
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girlfriend has a three acre lot with tons of oak trees. Does a phenomenal job sucking them up very few clogs, and when it does clog its only a few seconds to clean
Georgetown, PA
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The Craftsman Chip N Vac is a serious piece of equipment that is great for handling leaves and clippings. I ordered online and had it delivered to a local store. it came in two boxes. Assembly was straightforward. The directions are easy to follow and there is a section that helps identify what nuts and bolts to use for each phase of the assembly. There are a lot of nuts and bolts. I have mediocre talent but was still able to assemble the Chip N Vac by myself. Everything aligned perfectly. You need to cut an opening into the shroud that fits over the mower discharge. A part of the directions includes a template for just about every mower made on the planet. You cut out the template and trace onto the shroud and cut to fit your mower. Mine fit first time. I was quite surprised that it fit so well. It really is quite sturdy. I have an L series ********** lawn tractor. The Briggs and Stratton Engine started quickly. It is a good engine for the vac and really has a lot of power. It is a bit of a tug to pull the cord but the impeller acts as a flywheel and basically makes starting the engine easier than you would expect. The trailer is large and the vac really packs it in. The system handled my walnuts and twigs without issue. I did jam the tube a couple of times as I got use to operating the vac but it was my fault. I kept overfilling the trailer and basically backed everything up. You have to kind of develop a sense for when the trailer needs to be dumped. My lawn tractor handles pulling the Chip N Vac well and I don't notice much difference towing it empty or filled. Dumping takes the most effort. After all, it is 32 cubic feet of shredded leaves and lawn clippings and just about everything else that gets in the mower's path. I use a small hand rake to help empty the load. Using the Craftsman Chip N Vac is much easier than raking and manually loading a trailer, cart or wheel barrow to haul leaves and clippings away. I'm guessing this all will make an excellent mulch as it decomposes. All in all I am very satisfied with my Craftsman Chip N Vac. I got a good deal and a bunch or Rewards. I've used it enough to know it was a good purchase and I would definitely recommend this Vac to a friend.
Bahama, NC
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The Craftsman Chipper/Vac is a great tool, time and back saver. Believe it or not my wife love this thing. She gets it hooked up to the lawn tractor and off she goes. She starts, hooks up and empties the Chipper/Vac with ease. There is nothing sexier than coming home to you wife on the lawn mower. If you have leaves, pinestraw, pinecones, and/or sticks in your yard this thing what you need. One warning keep it of the gravel it does suck up a rock or two. However the job it does on the yard is great.
Westport, MA
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Over priced poor quality. Not built very well.
Savannah, TN
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I had no problem putting it together. follow the instructions. Of course it has a lot of parts! It cuts everything I can put into it. Makes great mulch to put around my trees and plants. Dumping is a little more of a chore but just keep a garden rake to pull the mulch and chips out. It makes A LOT of mulch fast! I bought the vacuum hose attachment for leaves in ditches and up against the house. works good but make sure the leaves are dry or it will stop up. Common sense guess.
Mount Pleasant, MI
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10 million parts to assemble, one wheel didn't fit on axle, axle was not drilled out on both ends to put cotter keys into to hold wheels on. Had to wait for a service man to come, then had to wait for new axle and wheel to be ordered and delivered. Engine comes with no oil, for this amount of money oil could be included. Tongue is extremely heavy to try to lift to attach to mower. Purchased optional accessory hose, bolts and nuts were loose in the box, some were missing. I have not used it yet, it took so long to get the parts to put it together that it snowed before I could use it on the leaves.
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I played with this guitar for one hour and it is just an amazing vintage instrument.
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I have a 57', a 62 and now this fabulous 65 in an incredible Olympic White. In my Blues Deluxe the tone is enormous!
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This guitar has an excellent tone, and is a white beauty. When played on the amplifier I thought, I sound much better, I sound like a professional. If I'm someday going to live of making music, then this guitar would follow me everywhere and be played everywhere. It's a magnificent guitar and has a great playability , and has a great look, kind of innocent look. But it's a shame it's so difficult to keep it white, and I have only had it for two weeks. It's the guitar of my dreams, really.
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I've just bought a Sunburst '65 reissue Strat, and it is everything I want in a Strat. It can sound crisp and clean or get a bit snarly when you add some gain. It's an incredibly resonant instrument and just sings. The neck is great, chunky but not super fat like a Boat neck or a Nocaster U. The fit and finish is excellent as is the quality of the Sunburst. The way the red fades into the brown and yellow is very well done. This is as good as any Strat I've ever played and while it may be a big outlay this will last me for the rest of my life! Great job Fender!
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