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Squier Limited Edition FSR Classic Vibe 70s Jaguar - Shoreline Gold

Squier Limited Edition FSR Classic Vibe 70s Jaguar - Shoreline Gold

Name: Squier Limited Edition FSR Classic Vibe 70s Jaguar - Shoreline Gold
Brand: Squier
SKU: 0374093944
Price: 479.00 GBP
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Special edition Shoreline Gold finished Jag with mathcing headstock and block inlays!

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Special, limited edition FSR Squier Classic Vibe '70s Jaguar in Shoreline Gold finish with matching headstock!

The Classic Vibe '70s Jaguar delivers all the unmistakable short-scale offsets style, distinctive voice, and versatile switching that made the original a cult classic, making it an exceptional choice for alternative rockers, indie players, and surfers seeking retro mojo at an accessible price point.

Powered by a pair of Fender-Designed Alnico single-coil pickups, it crafts everything from crisp, bell-like cleans to biting surf overdrive and thick, punchy rhythms.

With its comfortable short scale, vintage-style hardware, and flexible dual-circuit electronics, this instrument offers an authentic 1970s playing experience that stands out on any stage or studio set-up.

Fender-Designed Alnico Pickups

At the heart of this offset's sonic versatility is a pair of Fender-Designed Alnico single-coil pickups. Engineered to capture the chiming highs, focused mids, and tight low end characteristic of original vintage models, they provide exceptional clarity across all pickup selections. Whether driving a tube amplifier into sweet saturation or clean-picking intricate lines, the Alnico magnets ensure clear note definition and dynamic responsiveness.

Flexible Dual-Circuit Electronics

Staying true to its heritage, the Classic Vibe '70s Jaguar features the traditional lead and rhythm dual-circuit wiring. The upper bout houses the dedicated rhythm circuit controls, offering a warmer, darker tonality via discrete thumbwheel volume and tone pots that let you quickly switch to a rhythm setting with a single flick. The lower bout features individual slide switches for pickup selection alongside the famous "strangle" high-pass filter switch, allowing you to cut low frequencies on demand for maximum top-end cut in a crowded mix.

Short Scale & Comfortable Neck Profile

Designed for fast, fluid playability, the neck features a compact 24" (61 cm) scale length that reduces string tension, making deep bends and wide chord reaches noticeably easier on the hands. The slim "C"-shaped neck profile rests comfortably in the palm, while the 9.5" (24.1 cm) fingerboard radius paired with narrow-tall frets provides a smooth surface ideal for both intricate chord work and expressive single-note lead lines.

Vintage-Style Hardware & Non-Locking Floating Tremolo

Equipped with a vintage-style bridge featuring barrel saddles and a non-locking floating tremolo tailpiece, this guitar facilitates subtle pitch dips, expressive vibrato, and classic surf warble. Vintage-style tuning machines offer smooth, stable tuning stability while complementing the authentic 1970s aesthetic, alongside the distinctive headstock markings and nickel-plated hardware.

Squier Limited Edition FSR Classic Vibe '70s Jaguar Specifications

Pickup Configuration - SS (two Fender-Designed Alnico single-coil pickups).
Lead Circuit Controls - master volume, master tone, pickup selector switches, high-pass filter "strangle" switch.
Rhythm Circuit Controls - dedicated circuit selection switch, thumbwheel volume, thumbwheel tone.
Body Material - poplar.
Body Finish - gloss polyurethane.
Neck Material - maple.
Neck Profile - "C" shape.
Neck Finish - tinted gloss urethane.
Fingerboard Material - Indian laurel.
Fingerboard Radius - 9.5" (24.1 cm).
Scale Length - 24" (61 cm).
Number of Frets - 22 narrow-tall frets.
Nut Material & Width - bone, 42 mm.
Bridge & Tailpiece - 6-saddle vintage-style with non-locking floating tremolo.
Tuning Machines - vintage-style.
Hardware Finish - nickel.
Truss Rod - headstock adjust.
Strings Supplied - nickel-plated steel (.009-.042 gauges).

A dependable choice for gigging guitarists and studio players looking to add iconic offset tone and flexible switching to their rig, the Squier Classic Vibe '70s Jaguar earns its place in any collection by combining vintage character with modern playability.

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