Product Detail
The Squier® Affinity Series™ Jaguar® is your perfect entry into the esteemed Fender® family. It offers iconic design and classic tone for up - and - coming guitarists. This guitar has a thin, lightweight body and a slim, comfy 'C' - shaped neck with a 24 - inch scale length. The vintage - style tremolo and floating bridge give excellent tremolo action. Sealed die - cast tuning machines with split shafts ensure smooth, accurate tuning and easy restringing. With two Squier single - coil pickups and 3 - way switching, it provides a wide range of tones. It's suitable for players at all levels. Features include a thin body, floating bridge, 'C' - shaped neck, two single - coil pickups, and split - shaft tuning machines. General details: Affinity Series, right - hand orientation, 3 - Color Sunburst, made in CN. Neck: maple, satin urethane finish with gloss urethane headstock face, 'C' shape, bolt - on construction. Body: poplar, gloss polyurethane finish, Jaguar® shape. Hardware: floating bridge, 3 - ply black pickguard, white pickup covers, black plastic control knobs. Electronics: ceramic single - coil pickups, 3 - position blade switching. Measurements: medium jumbo fret size, 24 - inch scale length. PLU: 0378401500.
Using your Fender Squier Affinity Series Jaguar Electric Guitar is a breeze. To start playing, first, make sure the tuning is right. Use the sealed die - cast tuning machines with split shafts. They're easy to turn and will help you get the perfect pitch. When you want to change strings, it's simple too because of those split - shaft tuning machines. For different sounds, use the 3 - way switching. Position 1 gives you the bridge pickup sound, position 2 combines both bridge and neck pickups, and position 3 offers the neck pickup sound. When it comes to the tremolo, just gently move the pop - in tremolo arm to create cool vibrato effects. As for maintenance, keep your guitar in a dry place to avoid damage to the body and neck. Wipe it down after each use to keep the gloss polyurethane finish looking good. Check the tuning regularly, especially if you've been playing with the tremolo a lot. And if you notice the action getting too high or low, you might need to adjust the truss rod using the head adjustment. Enjoy making great music with your guitar!
