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Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar 3CS
Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar OW
Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar IL 3-Color Sunburst
Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar IL Olympic White
Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar IL Surf Green
An authentically styled Jaguar now joins the Vintage Modified family, with present-day touches including sharp, clear Duncan Designed pickups and a modern fingerboard radius. Squiers new Vintage Modified Jaguar rocks the models distinctive hallmarks, too - such as the 24” scale, dual-circuit switching and controls and a floating-vibrato bridge.
Features: Model number: 030-2000-509 Basswood body Maple neck w/ "C"- Shaping Rosewood fretboard w/ dot inlays 22 medium jumbo frets 1x Duncan Designed JG-101N singlecoil (neck pickup) 1x Duncan Designed JG-101B singlecoil (bridge pickup) Controls: Circuit selector switch, rhythm circuit volume and tone, leadcircuit volume and tone, pickup on/off switches, tone circuitswitch Pickup switching: Neck pickup only (rhythm circuit); neck only, neck and bridge,bridge only (lead circuit) Scale: 610 mm (24") Width at nut: 42 mm (1,650") Fretboard radius: 241 mm (9,5") Hardware: Chrome Vintage-style bridge w/ non-locking floating vibrato Vintage chrome tuners Finish: Candy Apple Red
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Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar CAR This guitar is my third "reasonable" electric guitar after Les-Paul-alike and Fender Stratocaster. The sound of Jaguar is just different - it can be very sweet and innocent if you want. After boosting it can be very dirty (grunge like) and nasty, of course in a good way.
As to the workmanship of this very Squier model I dont see any drawbacks. People often complain about the bridge of the Jaguars but after setting up (if needed) it should be nothing to worry about.
I am really very happy with my Squier Jaguar :)
Ive had dozens of guitars myself and I do a lot of work on other peoples guitars. I was very surprised by this Jaguar as it easily compares to guitars with Fender on the headstock. It needed a set up as the nut and frets werent finished ideally...but most Fenders Ive bought new have been the same. But now Ive got it tidied up and ready to play its great. Workmanship is good, the finish is fine and the hardware and electronics are fine too. Usually I upgrade pickups in my guitars but these Duncan Designed units are perfectly adequate so Im leaving them in.
Ive been using this as one of my main gigging guitars.
