Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar HH and Vintage Modified Jazzmaster - Sweetwater NAMM 2011

i wish these were fender and not squier

"Jagwire"?

no trem, no jazzmaster

@WhitePenguiN12345 you'll have your opinions and ill have mine :), personally im just not a fan with squier as im a very picky person

@brw0044 it made sense, i like the look of these and i would rather pay a bit more dollar for one :)

@brw0044 thats my point

@brw0044 your opinion :)

@brw0044 your not getting my point, im not talking about the design of the guitar, im talking about were its manufactured and the fact that id pay more for the exact same guitar built by fender usa.

Oh boy, another uninformed, stupid comment from someone who's never even played the guitar. Play one, then comment. Until then, STFU. Nobody cares about your opinion. We know what part of the body opinions resemble.

@jacknuts22 oh god, tell me about it...

Squier Sux

Okay lets be honest here, Squires are student guitars for beginners. They are utter rubish for established players but they are great for beginners.

@redhook4 not so. This jazzmaster is actually very playable. As good as a MIM Strat. It sounds great. Most are, this isn't.

@thepaperonfire Thank you for telling us because this video doesn't show shit.

Seems to be a trend to say Squier sucks. Have you played either of these new guitars? Probably not since you're too close minded to realize that sound trumps brand every time when you're talking about instruments. The joke is on you honestly. You'd be hard pressed to find a guitar on the market today, brand new, for 300 bucks, thats anywhere near these new vintage mods. And they arent loaded up with controls, so theres plenty of room for further moding and pickup upgrades.

@Gavin66627 I kind of do considering I've played them and they were originally made for STUDENTS. I'm just being honest they are great for learning on and practicing on but if you play them in a gig setting, you won't get a very good tone they's enjoyable to the audience. Don't try and tell me Squires are better than Fenders.

@Gavin66627 I'm not being a snob I'm just saying people shouldn't expect some amazing god guitar from a squire. I mean you can't say that Squire is by far in all aspects better than Fenders. I've owned a Squire Bass, a MIM Fender Bass, and a USA Fender Bass. the Squire constantly broke but had a decent tone. The MIM and USA held together very very well but the USA had far superior tone.

I own a MIJ MUSTANG and the fiesta red,squire here, and I'm sorry say what you want, but I play the damn brakes off the jag, solid very fine beast of a guitar, I have signature tone settings(backing the neck knob down one hair, with full up bridge, dude the thing shreds.( alder body, solid as hell. Fender classic tuners. Best guitar I've ever owned. Hands down. I can't keep my hands off the squire. I really wish I could get the same performance out of sonicBLUmustang but iiwii,that's all

PS/ mustang has bridge hot rail too, kinda makes me sad but as I said it is what it is. And as soon as I get Mr Bigsby on Squire Jag, that's my top guitar. And don't even try to say Japanese Mustangs are shite, cause that would be a sad injustice and travesty of the truth.. Goodday

Either you haven't played any of the vintage modified/classic vibe range or you know nothing about what makes a quality guitar... Or both.

I think Redhook4 probably judges a guitar based on the name stamped on the headstock as opposed to the actual guitar lol. Sounds ridiculous doesn't it?

Firstly, don't be a necromancer. This comment was made a god damn year ago. I realize my comment was stupid, that was a while ago when I didn't know too much. You don't have to go around slandering me on other comments saying "lol this Redhook4 guy doesn't know much amirite mates? lol" to try and win people over on the internet.

You need to chill bro, this is the internet. Get some perspective lol

"Get some perspective lol" Perspective on what? All you're trying to do is start fights.

Great USA made guitar, with lots of cool single coil twang and treble. Great for country, blues, surf, rock or whatever - even metal with the right pedals. Sounds just awesome with some simple overdrive! Bridge is a little picky but once you get a good setup and some fresh strings its a really great sounding and playing guitar. Short but very comfortable 24'' neck scale makes it feel more like a Gibson than a Fender. here is the link to it in case anyone is interested:amzn.to\126FhN1

I have heard these guitars are hard to setup and setup and/or fix. Are they? I like that colour and wish they still made newer Jaguars in that colour. Well, the only way to maybe get one in that colour would be be to special order it by asking them.