The Jazzmaster is one of Fender's old faithful models, so we were excited to get our hands on Squier's new Vintage Modified Series version.
It doesn't disappoint, either, boasting a vast range of versatile tones. Take a look at Guitarist's video demo to hear five of the myriad on offer.
Sound 1: bridge pickup, volume 10, tone 9. Brit '60s amp model.
Sound 2: bridge pickup, volume 10, tone 8. British '80s amp model, fuzz stomp model.
Sound 3: middle position, volume 10, tone 10. '65 Deluxe amp model, chorus and reverb.
Sound 4: neck pickup, volume 10, tone 9. '59 Bassman amp model, overdrive stomp model.
Sound 5: middle position, volume 10, tone 10. '65 Twin amp model, tremelo and reverb.
Amp used: Fender Mustang III
Read Guitarist's review of the Squier Vintage Modified Jazzmaster for an in-depth look at the guitar.
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