Squier Classic Vibe 70s Jaguar Electric Guitar, with 2-Year Warranty, Black, Laurel Fingerboard

This is was my first Jaguar Electric Guitar. Had Telecasters, Strats, Mustangs, a Jazzmaster recently and finally it was time for the 70’s Vibe Squier Jaguar and at under £400 is hard to say no. Out of the box this thing is beautiful. The paint job is perfect and quite good building quality. It’s setup by the factory at a minimum requirement playability set up so don’t expect it to be perfect as with new guitars things have to settle and adjust from tension of the strings to humidity and dryness. Mine played OK as out of the box. A bit of fret buzz as strings just a bit more lower than it was needed. Other than that the rest was as it should be. Expect a very glossy neck as with all the classic vibes. Pickups sound very good and it plays great. If you are looking for a Jaguar the 70’s Vibe are great and if you are a Nirvana fan even better. Considering the price these guitars are very well made and anyone should appreciate what they get. With minor adjustment or minor upgrades you can make these guitars sound and play perfect to your style. They are worth every penny in my opinion. People mention the Bridge and problems with strings getting stuck or coming out of their place and I can understand the concerns. I haven’t had any problems. Also give the fretboard a good clean with lemon oil as it will make it play better and make the wood not as dry as it is out of the box. Love it

The Jaguar Squire is fine, sounds great, However it arrived without a Tremelo Arm, which is very important since they are 'size specific' to make and model, Three weeks have passed and I'm still waiting for ZoundHouse to simply send it out to me. I don't believe I will receive it, I believe they knowingly sent me an inadequate product.