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Squier Paranormal Baritone Jazzmaster HH

Squier Paranormal Baritone Jazzmaster HH

Full 27" baritone scale paired with the iconic offset Jazzmatser body loaded with a pair of powerful humbuckers!

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Description

The Squier Paranormal Baritone Jazzmaster HH takes the classic offset design into deep, thunderous sonic territory. Combining the iconic curves of a traditional Jazzmaster with an extended scale length, a pair of powerful humbuckers, and heavy-gauge strings, this instrument is engineered to deliver low-tuned clarity and powerful performance without losing the tactile comfort that offset players love.

Why Choose a Baritone Jazzmaster?

The Squier Paranormal Baritone Jazzmaster HH is an ideal option for guitarists looking to expand their tonal options, it provides a stable platform for heavy riffs, atmospheric chord voicings, and rich cinematic textures.

Tunable down to standard B-to-B tuning, this baritone guitar fills the frequency space between a standard electric guitar and an electric bass. It serves as an excellent tool for studio tracking where extra low-end weight is required, or for live sets that demand sub-octave punch and distinct musical separation.

Powerful Alnico Humbuckers and Versatile Switching

Equipped with two Fender-Designed Alnico humbucking pickups in an HH configuration, this guitar produces a warm, full-bodied tone with high output and crisp note definition. The alnico magnets ensure that even when playing low-register notes under heavy saturation or distortion, the sound maintains its punch and clarity. A three-way toggle switch allows players to choose between the biting bridge pickup, the smooth neck position, or a combination of both, controlled simply via master volume and master tone controls fitted with vintage-style skirted amp knobs.

Extended Scale Length for Low-End Precision

The defining feature of this model is its 27" (68.6 cm) baritone scale length. This extended construction maintains optimal string tension at lower pitches, preventing the flabbiness often associated with down-tuning a standard electric guitar. Factory-calibrated for standard B-tuning, it lets you explore new chord voicings and deeper bass note patterns while maintaining reliable string tracking and a firm acoustic response under the pick.

Comfortable Neck Profile and Premium Appointments

Designed for easy playability across all 22 narrow-tall frets, the maple neck features a slim and comfortable "C"-shaped profile. The back of the neck is finished in a smooth satin urethane to ensure frictionless hand transitions up and down the fretboard. Adding a touch of premium aesthetic flair, the Indian Laurel fingerboard is completely bound and features eye-catching pearloid block inlays alongside a stable 9.5" (24.1 cm) radius that balances smooth chord work with effortless string bending.

Dependable Tuning Stability and Solid Hardware

To support the substantial tension of its heavy-gauge baritone string set, the guitar is anchored by a chrome Adjust-O-Matic bridge and a traditional stopbar tailpiece. This combination provides precise intonation adjustments and maximises sustain by transferring string vibration directly into the solid nyatoh body. On the headstock, vintage-style tuning machines offer a classic look while ensuring reliable tuning stability for long playing sessions.

Squier Paranormal Baritone Jazzmaster HH Specifications

Fender-Designed Alnico Humbucking Pickups: Delivers a warm, full-bodied tone with exceptional note clarity in lower register
27" (68.6 cm) Baritone Scale Length: Maintains proper string tension and precision for low-tuned playing styles
Factory B-Standard Tuning: Unlocks a broader tonal palette for deep riffs and alternative chord voicings
Solid Nyatoh Body: Provides a rich tonal foundation with a comfortable, classic offset profile
Maple Neck with "C" Shape Profile: Offers a familiar and comfortable feel in the hand for all playing styles
Bound Indian Laurel Fingerboard: Adds an upscale vintage look with enhanced edge comfort
9.5" (24.1 cm) Fingerboard Radius: Ensures a balanced surface for clean chording and smooth note string bends
22 Narrow-Tall Frets: Offers a tall, precise feel for controlled phrasing and accurate intonation
Adjust-O-Matic Bridge and Stopbar Tailpiece: Ensures rock-solid intonation, stability, and excellent string-to-body sustain
Vintage-Style Tuning Machines: Delivers smooth, reliable tuning adjustments with a classic aesthetic
Satin Urethane Neck Finish: Provides a natural, non-sticky feel for fast hand movements
42 mm Micarta Nut: Offers dependable string consistency and clean open-note resonance
Pearloid Block Inlays: Accents the fingerboard with high-contrast, vintage-inspired visual details
Skirted Amplifier Control Knobs: Complements the offset design with classic Fender control aesthetics
Nickel-Plated Steel Strings (.014–.068 Gauges): Heavy-duty gauges optimised directly out of the box for baritone stability

The Squier Paranormal Baritone Jazzmaster HH provides a reliable entry point into extended-range performance without shifting away from familiar layout configurations. Its unique combination of classic styling and modern low-frequency capabilities makes it a valuable addition to any player's collection or studio setup.

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