Squier Classic Vibe '60s Jazzmaster - Olympic White Reviews

Sounded and played great right out of the box, I have an '87 MIA strat and this comes surprisingly close in terms of quality. This Jazzmaster is my 2nd Squier Classic Vibe, and both have been home runs. Love it.

ALWAYS LOVED JAZZMASTERS - WELL, AT LEAST THE TONES. THE BRIDGE WAS ALWAYS A PROBLEM FOR ME. THE BRIDGE ON THIS ONE IS MUCH BETTER - STRINGS STAY IN PLACE AND THE INTONATION ON THE GUITAR WAS ACTUALLY SPOT ON WHEN I GOT IT.
VERY GOOD BUILD QUALITY AS WELL.
FRET ENDS WERE ALSO GOOD - NO SHARP EDGES BUT THE FRETS DID NEED SOME POLISHING - THEY WERE VERY GRITTY. ALL IN ALL A GREAT PURCHASE FOR ME - QUICK FRET POLISH AND I WAS OFF AND RUNNING.
NICE AND SLINKY TO PLAY NECK, PICKUPS DELIVER THE TRUE JAZZMSTER TONES. IT'S A KEEPER.

I've had about four other Jazzmasters over time & one was a pre-CBS model I had in England. This current model is just as good as that one was & the others as well. I did however, changed the bridge for one that afforded me to set the string heights individually. I get the ease of playing at a very affordable price. The finish is superb! One thing about it that I really appreciate is the way the "Whammy Bar" locks into place! No more reaching for it, a real plus.

Compre está guitarra para practicar en casa. Sin embargo, al tocarla quede sorprendio con su buen sonido y con lo acomodo del brazo. Muy buena acción y excelente afinación. La he utilizado para sustituir mi fender telecaster deluxe ash especial edition en los cultos de la iglesia, dandome un buen sonido en mi amplificador fender blues junior iv,quedando satisfecho con está gran Squier.
En adición,los colores, el olimpic white y mica en vino y el color del brazo la hacen lucir hermosa. La recomiendo.

I'm in love. I don't usually write a review the same day I get a new guitar but I knew what I was in for with this one. I used to own a J. Mascis model several years ago but ended up trading it in for something else. I missed having a JM and wanted to get another one. This time, I wanted something a little closer to a traditional design. As soon as I pulled this out of the box and held it, I knew this was what I was hoping for. The neck was perfect, the weight and everything was great. The finish and hardware was in great condition, and I got a "Demo" model. I will change the setup and use my preferred string gauge but that's all personal tweaks. The guitar is great as-is. That's all first impression before even plugging it in! The pickups sound fantastic and everything works. I see no reason to change anything right now. These CV Squier models are the best things going right now, in my opinion. If you're not ready to spend more on a Jazzmaster right now then you can't go wrong with these. They are great guitars at the start but also worth upgrading for tinkerers. It's an offset. It's a little weird. It's a little noisy. It's perfect.

Shouts out to Ed N. again! Been my Sales Eng. for years now. Always great service.

for the price, this thing is phenomenal! great tone, awesome playability, and the knobs work great! might need to adjust the action to be higher at first, and theres a bit of fret buzz, cant tell where it's coming from, though. really fun to play, would buy again!

Great guitar for the money. Only issue was that I had to dress the fret ends as they were protruding. Probably due to temperature changes during shipping from the factory. Overall, a good guitar.

The good first - fret ends smooth! Finish is perfect! Pickups sound great! Tremolo is smooth and easy! Love the vintage tuners! Now the bad - Neck angle was horrible, not near enough break angle and the bridge was floppy loose, the bridge is designed to move but not like this, broke 3 high e strings from rubbing on screw, I bought a staytrem bridge bridge and shimmed the neck, now it plays great...after spending $250 dollars to fix it, do I love it now? Yes, would I buy it again? No, save your money and get one of the new Vintera series or American Original '60s.