Squier CV 70s Jaguar LRL SFG
Technical profile of the Squier
- Classic Vibe series
- Body: Poplar
- Bolt-on neck: Maple
- Fretboard: Indian laurel
- Pearloid block fretboard inlays
- Neck profile: C
- Scale: 610 mm (24″)
- Nut width: 41.9 mm (1.65″)
- Fretboard radius: 241 mm (9.5″)
- 22 Narrow tall frets
- Bone nut
- Pickups: 2 Fender-designed AlNiCo single coils
- Circuit selector switch
- Dual-Circuit Lead / Rhythm Design with Volume and Tone for each Circuit
- Pickup on/off Switch
- Tone Circuit switch
- 3-Way toggle switch
- Four-ply tortoiseshell pickguard
- Floating bridge with Dynamic Vibrato tailpiece tremolo
- Nickel hardware
- Vintage style machine heads
- Factory strings: NPS .009 – .042
- Colour: Surf Green
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Customer Review Summary
Product Review: Squier CV 70s Jaguar LRL SFG
Having searched for a new guitar for quite some time, I finally settled on the Squier CV 70s Jaguar LRL SFG, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations. The quality-to-price ratio is outstanding, reminiscent of my previous experiences with Epiphone. The aesthetics of this guitar are striking; the surf green finish, block inlays, and overall craftsmanship make it a true visual delight.
Upon unboxing, I was captivated by its beauty, but like many others, I discovered that it requires some setup to reach its full potential. The initial string setup was subpar, and I immediately replaced the strings with a higher quality set. After adjusting the neck relief and action, I found the guitar to be much more enjoyable to play. The neck itself is a joy, offering a comfortable grip that feels true to the Fender heritage.
The sound is where this guitar truly shines. The pickups deliver a versatile range of tones, perfect for various genres from rock to jazz. The unique switching options, including the strangle switch, provide a broad palette of sounds that can be tailored to suit any musical style. The guitar’s character shines through, and it has quickly become a favourite in my collection.
However, I must note that the setup out of the box may not be ideal for beginners. The bridge and tremolo system can be finicky, and some users may experience tuning stability issues until properly adjusted. It’s essential to spend some time getting to know the instrument and making necessary tweaks to the setup. The included instructions are minimal, so those unfamiliar with guitar maintenance may find the initial experience a bit daunting.
Overall, the Squier CV 70s Jaguar LRL SFG is a fantastic instrument for guitarists looking for something unique and affordable. It offers great sound, aesthetics, and playability, especially after a proper setup. For anyone willing to invest a little time into adjustments, this guitar is a worthy addition to any collection.
Conclusion: This is a must-have for guitar enthusiasts, especially at this price point. With a little setup, it transforms into an instrument that rivals more expensive models.
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