Everything is only shielded from one side, which is just kind of weird. Whereas the ONLY part of the pick guard that's shielded is those two spots. The lower cavity is shielded, despite there being no controls there, but the area where the switch and the pots are located has no shielding paint applied. Once the pickguard came off I noticed that there was some weirdness in how things were shielded.

The jack is obviously not a Switchcraft, but does appear to be of adequate quality manufacture. Wood screws shouldn't be used as necessary adjustment screws. It stuck to the pickups once I got the big wood screw out of the back of the bridge. Other than the body shape there's really NOTHING on this guitar that fits my tastes aesthetically.įirst, off comes the bridge. Not a vintage burst fan, not a vintage-tint neck fan. To me, I think it a lovely pile of potential with a less-than-appealing paint finish. To many, this is probably a lovely guitar. Before I can repaint it, I have to disassemble it: Time to modify the holy hell out of a cheap Squier Jazzmaster! I've done the basic math on what I'll end up sinking into this guitar, and it'll end up being quite a bit more than I actually paid for it.

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