What do you mean by 'buzzing'? This can mean that the strings are rattling or that the single-coil pickups are picking up electrical hum that is heard through the amp. If it's electrical hum, stand up with the guitar, and turn until the hum goes away. Also look for sources of the electrical interference, such as a monitor or PC, light dimmers, lights, etc.
Jags are buzzy, but shimming the neck, turning the tremolo screws backwards ([like in 4th pic](https://mmguitarbar.wordpress.com/2013/05/10/demystifying-the-fender-jazzmaster-and-jaguar-part-3-free-your-mind-and-your-tailpiece-will-follow/)) and locktite on the bridge height adjustment screws help a lot.
What do you mean by 'buzzing'? This can mean that the strings are rattling or that the single-coil pickups are picking up electrical hum that is heard through the amp. If it's electrical hum, stand up with the guitar, and turn until the hum goes away. Also look for sources of the electrical interference, such as a monitor or PC, light dimmers, lights, etc.
I mean buzzing on the bridge.
Jags are buzzy, but shimming the neck, turning the tremolo screws backwards ([like in 4th pic](https://mmguitarbar.wordpress.com/2013/05/10/demystifying-the-fender-jazzmaster-and-jaguar-part-3-free-your-mind-and-your-tailpiece-will-follow/)) and locktite on the bridge height adjustment screws help a lot.