I picked up the same guitar at GC yesterday and I’m very happy with it. I actually really like my neck pickup and I’m a little underwhelmed with the bridge PU, but still playing around with the height. Until now I’ve been hesitant to buy a Chinese or Indonesian guitar, but this Indo Squire has changed my mind. Very good workmanship. Enjoyed your video, thanks.
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
For ~300 it’s really hard to find any competition for it. Jaguars just don’t get the same love as the more “popular” Fenders
@naokisonoda-hq8 ай бұрын
I bought this guitar from Reverb last year for $375--local pickup. Since then, I've replaced the vibrato with a Fender AVRI, installed a Staytrem bridge, replaced the tuners, and also ordered some Big Spotted Cat pickups from Bootstrap. I also had to fill the low E slot on the nut to raise it slightly. One could argue that I spent more money on this guitar than it's worth, but as you always say, "what is the guitar worth to you?" And for me, I can say that the upgrades were worth it because I now know for certain that I love Jaguars, and I was able to find this out at a fairly reasonable cost. I was pretty lucky because my fretboard is fairly dark--many of these Jags seem to suffer from very dry and light-colored fretboards. I play with 9-42s on my Jag, and I find that it's incredibly stable and stays in tune--even when I abuse the vibrato. The Staytrem is a definite improvement, but the stock bridge with blue Loctite was definitely workable. All in all, I'm glad I purchased this guitar, because it's given me the opportunity to get to know Jaguars. Working on it has given me the confidence to one day to build a custom Jaguar from Warmoth.
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
The staytrem is my favorite of the bunch, simple but effective. As far as spending more than the guitar was worth is subjective. I would argue based on everything you wrote you got a very fair deal out of it and will continue to end up ahead the more you use it.
@jque35ify6 ай бұрын
How are those Bootstrap pickups?
@naokisonoda-hq6 ай бұрын
@@jque35ify I just installed them, and they're amazing--a huge improvement over the stock pickups!
@naokisonoda-hq6 ай бұрын
@@jque35ify Not sure if I installed them incorrectly, but they sound a bit darker and low output than what I expected. I need to do some further research, as I'm very new to pickup swapping. I can say that they are much quieter and not microphonic like the stock pickups.
@FuzzyForties5 ай бұрын
I got one at Guitar Center Atlanta few days ago. I was just looking for a backup guitar and did not want to spend much. This turned out to be a love story 😍. I really love this guitar. As you said, It has their things, it's not perfect... but dam! For 350$, it's insane guitar. Great video man! Thanks.
@AudiomoMusic5 ай бұрын
Love to hear stuff like this, happy it worked out for you!
@shredric33194 ай бұрын
Some real cool chord progressions in here
@AudiomoMusic4 ай бұрын
appreciate it that's half the fun of guitar isn't it
@guitareveryone8 ай бұрын
Great demo Jim and a beautiful looking axe. Very cool that is was set up so well. My last couple of Squier purchases a 40th Anniversary Squier Strat and 40th Anniversary Jazzmaster didn’t go so well. I had terrible nut filing issues and even a neck that doesn’t sit flat in the neck pocket of my CV Jazzmaster. However I kept both and did some nut filing, neck adjustments, etc. the Jazzmaster neck still has a small gap and doesn’t sit flat in the neck pocket although the screws are tight so I may have to totally remove the neck and check that out. However the pickups on both sound good. Keep up the great work!
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
I was really surprised this one came as solid as it did, but I'm starting to think perhaps the 40th anniversaries were particularly prone to those sorts of problems as I had similar ones with the ones I've had and all and all I like these ones a bit more - plus they are cheaper!
@scottcrowell60158 ай бұрын
I'm a classic vibe fan. I have the CV 50's telecaster, pine body, plays like butter. I play it more than any other guitar including my american strat and custom tele.
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
I’ve always thought the teles were the best of the bunch from that line as they are by far the simplest design of the bunch and it’s hard to screw up a tele.
@choccymilk6662 ай бұрын
Definitely would change out the pickups for some mij stock pickups
@ak21124 ай бұрын
great demo/review. kept me interested through the talking and the playing was ace. good job dude.
@leeasbury72738 ай бұрын
Great demo! I've been wanting to try a CV Jag. Never have.
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
This is where I would start and I would say to buy one new. If you do that and it just doesn't work out for you returning it really isn't the end of the world and you don't really have anything to risk doing so.
@alexsargeson3 ай бұрын
I rarely comment, but you gave a really well thought out video. Very informative and excellent playing samples. Lovely guitar. I have one arriving soon in sunburst
@AudiomoMusic3 ай бұрын
Thanks for that, I appreciate it and I hope you love it when you get it!
@zachjarrett87302 ай бұрын
Props for the Music Man.
@AudiomoMusic2 ай бұрын
Criminally underrated amp
@kappanastemme67824 ай бұрын
I went into to buy a Tele and happened to try out this cv jag and just fell in love instantly. It needed both an initial set up and several finetuning set ups to get it playing right but it's beautiful now. Ditched the 9s for 11s, slight nut adjustment and it's playing nicely.
@fasuto865619 күн бұрын
Love the demos man! You killed it
@AudiomoMusic19 күн бұрын
thanks, i wish there were more jaguars fender made that i was interested in to make more videos of!
@GuitarsRgood72 ай бұрын
I've played a CV JM and it was really nice! I have tried 2 CV Jags. The first sounded really bad and made me think they all sounded bad. Then the same guitar shop got a second one, and I tried it and really liked it. It didn't stay in tune well after using the trem, so that system could use an upgrade.
@AudiomoMusic2 ай бұрын
that's more than likely not a vibrato issue, that's likely a crappy nut file combined with the medicore at best bridge. Par for the course for CV guitars but exponentially more important for the offsets than strats or teles and luckily not very expensive fixes.
@cosmopoly4 ай бұрын
I love my 70's vibe squire jaguar, it is since day one my go to guitar, I love it, it needs some tlc out of the box but nothing serious
@Kvn_74 ай бұрын
Have you done anything to avoid problems? 🤔
@uhoh0077 ай бұрын
I just found one NIB for 399. It took the same setup love as all my cheap guitars. I put on 12-52 chrome flats. I'm in love. It was worth every penny for the short scale and range of tone. I hear the bridge is better with thick strings...I'll report.
@bciecko18 ай бұрын
The refin I did on mine was a seafoam version of yours. Mine has the angled neck pocket, does yours? Depends on the year yours was made. I believe in 2022 they started doing angled necks pockets on these. Don't quote me on the year they started that though. I know my Shell Pink from 2019 didn't have the angled neck pocket.
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
100% angled neck yep. Good to see they listen at times
@chasbee8 ай бұрын
I have that exact guitar and am REALLY grateful to get your take on it, because I place a GREAT deal of trust in you over most all the other guys on youtube! I appreciate you mentioning not taking others advice as gospel as well. When I bought mine, I also ordered shims from stewmac because EVERYBODY said you're gonna have to shiim the neck, that's just how they are made. Got mine and I could see NO reason to shim the thing whatsoever (in my amateur opinion). Even tried taking it apart and putting in - I think it was .75 degree - shims, strung it back up etc. And thought "well that was worthless" and took them back out. Would love to hear opinions from any other actual owners, because I just don't see the necessity. I have also experienced the bridge moving out of position as you say, so I'm glad to have the tips you've gven. Gonna start with heavier strings. Other than that, one question Jim, out of curiosity. I thought I rememered you discouraging the purchase of the Squier Jazzmaster & Jaguar because the hardware was so bad? Had already purchased mine and thought "Well that sucks, wish I had known that." In any case, I've grown to really like mine. I don't ever see the day when I might have one of the higher, more expensive models to compare it to, so in my case, ignorance is bliss! LOL Really fun and enjoyable guitar IMO! And great review! Thanks much my friend, awesome as always!
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
When I said that about the guitars I meant from my end because I knew that right out of the box, I would want to replace the vibrato and bridge immediately. I am a huge advocate for the lock on the vibrato, and I would rather just put a more stable bridge in. I've mentioned I thought they were a great modding platform in the past and that is absolutely the deal with it for a lot of people - they really don't need much and if you don't need the lock the only thing I would really think about is the bridge itself since everything else as is works pretty well! I also purposely did not mention a shim in this video, I felt no need to because the action was already decent enough and honestly it wasn't something I wanted to fit in just for the sake of it. Every guitar is a little different and instead of buying things in anticipation of the worst I feel it's best for people to get the guitar in their hands and then evaluate what it needs to play to it's best. I'm happy you noticed and made a comment on that.
@naokisonoda-hq8 ай бұрын
For me, shims were an absolute necessity. Without them, I could not get the height on the bridge necessary to create a workable break angle on the strings. However, if yours doesn't need shims, rock on! Maybe my setup needs shims because I use 9-42s. They may need a more severe break angle to compensate for the lighter tension they create in comparison to thicker gauge strings. Definitely not a luthier, but that's my theory. Congrats on loving your Jag--I think these are great instruments!
@jessethetodd8 ай бұрын
I have a CV Jag and a CV Jazzmaster both 2021. The Jazzmaster iterally would not play without a .5 degree shim - but after installing and using .10s has been great. The Jaguar has never needed a shim and I've had great luck with both flat .12s and regular .11s (which I have used most). They're both rock solid stable too for me after giving the bridge posts a dab of loctite (because without it the bridges did sink pretty regularly)
@valueofnothing24878 ай бұрын
Awesome review!
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
Thank you! Cheers!
@carpathus8 ай бұрын
That's a really good deal on that guitar at GC. Have a new Fiesta Red CV 50s strat on the way from SW so my guitar budget is on E at the moment. Cheers!
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
I saw those new FSRs at sweetwater, if only the green tele didnt have a matching headstock on it it'd be a fun guitar to have around
@gothampops8 ай бұрын
With where pricing is I think it’s a good deal at the sale price. Great review Jim!
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
Thanks Marcus and yeah, nice to see something that isn't an import costing 1300+ these days haha
@gothampops8 ай бұрын
@@AudiomoMusic Exactly
@christopherguzzi13168 ай бұрын
These are great guitars. Along with the Jazzmaster. I would say these have the highest quality hardware of all the classic vibe guitars. But they do require some setup. The essential one is to put loctite on the bridge post threads to prevent it from sinking.
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
Absolutely, the bridge in general has two weaknesses and the loctite solves one of em.
@bigferrents5 ай бұрын
What a solid review. Appreciate the detail and tips !
@AudiomoMusic5 ай бұрын
Thanks amigo, happy you enjoyed it
@andrewkrodel79768 ай бұрын
I wrapped the bridge posts with electrical tape and it resolved my issues. It’s a bad design as is. I believe the Johnny Marr has plastic sleeves that fit over the post to accomplish the same thing?
@compucorder645 ай бұрын
Sounds like a similar experience to my Mustang. Which is quite nice, apart from slightly dry/gray Laurel board, and trem/bridge needing a bit of TLC. Was thinking about these Jaguars, and having a look around after your recent helpful video that highlighting the Japanese Jaguars (could be a good band name?). One thing I saw that seems a good in-between option is the older original Vintera Jaguar (not the Vintera II). They are more 60s style, but with Pau Ferro rather than rosewood, which I would prefer to the maple 70s neck of the Vintera II. And the colours are nicer too, a light Surf Green, and a deeper Ocean Turqoise (with matching headstock colour). Plus, they're some 200 cheaper than the Vintera II. I think generally, the Vintera I are a great value buy. I got my Seafoam Green Vintera I Tele & Strat for about 700, second-hand on reverb, which is a good price over here (400 cheaper than a new Vintera II).
@scottclark75922 ай бұрын
After having them all- the american ultra or the squire cv 60s are the only two I would buy again. Vintera, performer, modified etc- leave at the store- if your like me!
@AudiomoMusic2 ай бұрын
I’ve also had them all at this point with the modern line, you can get lucky with any of those lines but the only ones I trust to be built right and properly set up without any issues are the ones made by Fender Japan.
@scottclark7592Ай бұрын
@@AudiomoMusic I didnt include thatin my assessment- but agree- my 80s japanese fenders are amongst the best.
@svenblauАй бұрын
Where did you get those nic elooking guitar stands (in the background)?
@AudiomoMusicАй бұрын
A really cool company called Zither makes them. They have a bunch of cool different woods to pick from and i love em.
@phillramirez83238 ай бұрын
Oh yeah you know its summertime when the Jag comes out got mine 60 CV squier white (Carl Wilson) clone Jag right beside me. Ready to rock out to some Beach boys. Awesome video Jim. You keep rocking man!😎🎸
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
Right on!
@AndyPrimeEX4 ай бұрын
7:43 That has to be Haruka Kanata from Asian Kung Fu Generation. 🔥🔥🔥
@AudiomoMusic4 ай бұрын
I like to throw Japanese songs into demos they often go unnoticed haha
@noelschultz37287 ай бұрын
I got mine today so far so good
@Graham_Reeves2 ай бұрын
It's Squier in the UK!!! 😉
@AudiomoMusic2 ай бұрын
spelling and playing guitar are not my two strongest assets
@DaleRobertSzyms5 ай бұрын
Dude, I love your reviews, most KZbinrs usually play a bunch of fast metal leads and you really can’t hear what the guitar sounds like. I like that you play rhythm, and change the settings to get really good idea of the tones. I just picked one of these up when they were on sale, totally playable right out the box. I don’t normally play vibrato equipped guitars but as long as you don’t dive bomb it’s fine. You just got a new subscriber!
@AudiomoMusic5 ай бұрын
I appreciate that, I have never enjoyed watching people just noodle leads or shred to "demo" a product so I try to keep it simple for my own selfish interests haha
@SolidMoses8 ай бұрын
I've purchased the FSR charchoal metallic version of this a few years back and im so happy i did. The only mod so far has been the steytrem bridge which immediately felt like a huge upgrade. Might also replace the vibrato in the future, because the stock one is really noisy. Other than that, i can't even descibe what an amazing sound this thing produces. My favourite is the bridge + neck combo and also, the mid cut switch is so impactful! First time i played cissy strut on this, i fell in love. Only thing that disappoints me in most modern budget guitars, is the dry and dead looking fretboards (laurel or any other similar rosewood substitute). It looks bad, its super dry even after multiple oiling sessions through the years and it doesnt feel too good on the fingers. But that is my personal experience. Overall, i cant stop playing this thing. ❤
@vincemincevince8 ай бұрын
i had a go od one of these the other day i was blown away at how good it was i tried some of the 60s version with dot inlays and they were awful.
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
That's kind of the experience i have with squire as a whole, i'm either extremely impressed or extremely disappointed.
@belmontbutty41438 ай бұрын
The used market, traditional switching is the way to go. Love Johnny Marr, hate the switching on his Jag. I've got a Fender Mexican lacquer - they're the sweet spot, and I changed out to a Mustang bridge and Panoramic trem block. You're right about the weight - about eight and a half pounds is the average. Love Jaguars, briliant guitars. Get one
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
I had one of the fiesta red versions of that Jag ages ago, think I got it on a clearance sale for 699... like a fool I sold it to help fund a move ages ago. Super skinny neck but a great guitar indeed.
@1980JPA7 ай бұрын
Just recently founs you from the Schecter vid. Now going through somw of your vids. Definately subscribed. Vids are professional. You have enough variety of equipment for unending topics and your thoughts and opinions are based on experience with the equipment. The work you are putting in shows. Keep up the good work. Im here as long as youre making vids. 😁👍🏾
@AudiomoMusic7 ай бұрын
Thanks for that, I just try to do the best I can without overproducing things. I have had a ton of fun doing this over the last few years and it makes me feel good knowing people find value or enjoyment from them. Appreciate the kind words!
@jackanghoff83206 ай бұрын
I bought one, the saddle kept coming loose and pulled into the guitar by the strings. The screws must have been stripped I guess? I also had to tune it every hour which was super annoying. Returned it for a player strat. I really miss the short scale length and texture you could get doing chords with a lot of distortion. I hope to get a real one at some point, but this particular guitar is way too finicky to be my main.
@AudiomoMusic6 ай бұрын
Yep, unfortunately the cheap hardware can really set back any offset. The Japanese made stuff is the sweet spot for functionality, reliability, and price.
@jackanghoff83205 ай бұрын
@@AudiomoMusic I should check that out. Any Recs for Japanese Jaguars?
@Bliggick6 ай бұрын
I was wondering what you thought of the CV Jazzmaster. It is my first and only Jazzmaster so i have nothing to compare it to. Seems like i got a good one though, no real problems stick out.
@AudiomoMusic6 ай бұрын
Yeah they can be hit or miss, with the newer ones being apparently an update design in small but important spots
@nuisancemusic098 ай бұрын
Great demo! I hope in your future videos you'll demo Squier's cv mustang. Been thinking to buy one 😁
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
Anything is possible, but if I get another Mustang it's more than likely going to be another Japanese made one :)
@compucorder645 ай бұрын
I have one of those, I got for about 300. Audiomo's take would be a lot more valuable than mine. But, if it helps any, here's what I would say about it. I got mine for about 300 b-stock. It's well finished, tuners are solid, back of the neck well done. It looks really beautiful - maybe the pickguard/pickups covers look a little plastic/cheap. The neck profile feels like a relatively flat, compared to other guitars. I like the sound, it's quite surfy. I might consider changing the pickups, maybe for Creamery ones. The bridge in particular is a little thin. Quite nice for surfy things, pretty Strat like, or maybe a little like this Jaguar. I prefer the neck pickup, sounds beefier, but like this Jag, a little muddy - but good with drive/fuzz. Pots actually feel better than the Squier CV Strat, and frets were better finished. Now the bad parts, the Indian Laurel fretboard is one of the drier, grayer and scratchier ones I've tried. But that can be addressed. Then the more problematic part. As it arrived the tuning with the tremelo, is the most unreliable of all the guitars I own (Strat, Jazzmaster Gretsch, Baum Wingman), so it needs a bit of care/work. So yeah, it's good, if you are able/willing to do a little DiY/TLC.
@nuisancemusic095 ай бұрын
@@compucorder64 Hi. Thanks for the feedback I really like the out of phase sound of the mustang (the crappy/sh*tty sound) thats why im planning to buy one 😅 what string gauge do you recommend? is 10s good or 11s?
@compucorder645 ай бұрын
@@nuisancemusic09 Yes, that middle sound too is nice and plinky plonky. You have to love the Mustang for what it is, a character guitar. And it comes into it's own with gain and a loud amp. And to be fair, for surf, shimmer, pop the bridge sound is different to my other guitars. Somewhere between a Strat and a Jaguar, I think. And I don't own a Jaguar. I think 10s is a happy medium, if you'll use it for barred chords and rhythm guitar. Unless it's mainly for the trem, then 11s might give it more stable tuning. You can use string lube on the nut slots and bridge contact points to help the tuning. And could also maybe lock the bridge tighter into position, and do the taping trick. It's partly just the design compromises, have to accept that for tuning stability & accuracy the order goes something like PRS > Telecaster w. compensated saddles > ES-335/Casino > SG/Les Paul > Strat > Mustang > Jazzmaster > Jaguar. Or something along those lines
@HappyHermittАй бұрын
I want one
@Bliggick8 ай бұрын
I found a deal on Amazon and I got the matching Squier CV Jazzmaster in the same color. My estimate is very similar to yours and I am very happy with it. But what the hell do I know? This is the only Jazzmaster that I have owned. Nice guitar, but can't compete with a decent SG, mind you.
@Highland_Paddy8 ай бұрын
I think I've mentioned I have one of those [or similar enough] but the fret ends are the objectionable part of what is otherwise an overall great guitar as far as I can tell. "For the price", right? As I keep bringing up, I don't know if the Custom ones even come with all the original bells and whistles like the felt stop switch and the proper buttons instead of the modern button redo on the "pro" models or whatever.
@Highland_Paddy8 ай бұрын
Those who say swap out bridge for Mustang [is likely you as well], but I don't buy guitars just t' rip them apart right away, although maybe I should if I had extra dough?
@Highland_Paddy8 ай бұрын
I don't know how the PUs are different from the Vintera [or the V2], but I think sound about the same. Last week I did a head-t'-head similar t' yours w' some other guitars and found I still liked the Jag tone basically better than pretty much all my Strats and the Teles but I guess some would argue they still prefer the Jazzmaster. But I like the switch buttons better on the Jag and for some reason my rhythm circuit is better on the Vintera Jag than JM, too. Luck the draw?
@Highland_Paddy8 ай бұрын
I still the neck pickup on these and most Teles can stand on their own, though!!
@Highland_Paddy8 ай бұрын
the Johnny Marr might be worth the money, tho.
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
@Highland_Paddy problem I have with the Johnny Marr is id want to replace all of the electronics, control plates, and scrub the decal of his signature off the top of an already really expensive guitar. I don’t really like the mods on those but the necks are pretty nice. Used American vintage is the way to go at those prices
@Ian_KH16 күн бұрын
Smoothener?
@JBM_718 ай бұрын
So are you going to turn this into a great guitar Jim? I'd love to see it! 🎸🎸
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
It's already done, it was bought with that exact purpose in mind. You'll see it in the next day or two but the only thing I used was the body itself hahahaha
@1ambreakfast7 ай бұрын
Amazing review 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@AudiomoMusic7 ай бұрын
Thanks happy you liked it!
@Markleford8 ай бұрын
I'm SO tempted by this, but currently playing more keytar than guitar! 😹 But I always figured my first offset would be this model (or whatever Squier might eventually replace it), since I've played one briefly at GC and thought the short scale neck was comfortable and fun, the sound was cool, tuning reasonably stable -- AND it has the traditional circuit layout, like you mention. (And I do have a dirt cheap Amazon clone pedal I could trade in for and extra 10%. Hrrrmmm...)
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
Dude, the cheap trade in trick is always the best thing. You end up getting way more than the pedal is worth haha
@alanjackman22968 ай бұрын
What is the ideal replacement bridge jim as i have the same guitar but the bridge seems unstable
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
Alan I am happy with the vintage bridge from an american reissue and they are just fine. Staytrems are great too and cheaper for you being int he UK so are mastery however just a regular bridge works great for me when set up
@alanjackman22968 ай бұрын
@@AudiomoMusic gonna have to send it back the bass e string is touching the fretboard and the adjustable Allen key on that side just keeps turning not gripping
@alanjackman22968 ай бұрын
@@AudiomoMusic I did purchase the gretch pristine ltd and its fantastic great looking aswell
@Swedlsand5 ай бұрын
surf green or daphne blue???
@AudiomoMusic5 ай бұрын
can't go wrong with either, but if I had to pick daphne blue. The squier CV's version of surf green is really pale
@eearts8 ай бұрын
I love mine ❤🎉
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
What finish is yours in?
@eearts8 ай бұрын
@@AudiomoMusic Exact same one 😊 Have a classic vibe mustang in orange with red stripes. That’s another favorite as is my J Mascis Jazzmaster. Never play my MIM Fender Strat anymore as I really prefer these particular Squires.
@monmixerАй бұрын
I don't think I could ever buy one of those. I would just buy a Fender. I found a rare one. Made In China Fender Mustang with P-90's. I think it was called modern player and they are very rare. Raspy P-90 and the the switches for the pick ups. They are hard to fins. Especially for a price well below a grand with hard case. No upgrades needed. I suppose if you fish a little you can find a nice one. QC is just horrible on most of them plus the parts are substandard for a professional musician. I'm not a gear snob. I would rather spend a little more and get it right. Save a bit of resale value if. Might buy a jag for the couch. I always wanted one. The body is light because the body is poplar.
@aminahmed22208 ай бұрын
What a fantastic video have a wonderful day Jim also how is the weather today ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊
@Dr-Curious8 ай бұрын
The Jag control system is still as irrelevant as it was the day it came out. But the chrome and black is nice.
@Nicholasyeahbruh29 күн бұрын
Thumbs and subbed
@AudiomoMusic29 күн бұрын
glad you enjoyed it thanks
@reijerlincoln8 ай бұрын
The neck pickup is disappointing.
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
100% agree.
@seitsen8 ай бұрын
"Squire"
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
K
@britishpopfreak3 ай бұрын
It's "Squier"
@AudiomoMusic3 ай бұрын
K
@watermelon11478 ай бұрын
Fender necks are unplayable.
@AudiomoMusic8 ай бұрын
Interesting way to spend your time to click on a video with that opinion and comment that when you clearly have no interest in the guitar
@christopherguzzi13168 ай бұрын
In that case it is a good thing this is a review of a Squier and not a Fender. 😆😘😉