Squier CV 70s Jaguar LRL SFG

Ingen tvivl om at jeg elsker den! Bruger den til at spille punk musik, og der kan man ikke bruge pæne og perfekte instrumenter. Der skal være lidt knas i dem, og det synes jeg at SQ 70s Jaguar her bringer perfekt ind i rampelyset!

Den holder tuning rigtig fint, og selvom det lige tager noget tid, så begynder den langsomt at holde tuning bedre og bedre desto mere man bruger whammy baren.
Mit eneste problem er hvor tit jeg skal rustere broen. Jeg justere broen ca. 1 gang om ugen fordi at strenge-højden hele tiden falder. Jeg har ikke kunne finde et fiks for dette problem, men det er faktisk det eneste aspekt af Jaguaren som jeg er lidt utilfreds med. Resten er som jeg ville have det

Last week received a - yes, probably only a "Squier" - Jaguar - fresh in a box from the warehouse.
The first thing I find out is that it is impossible to get in tune - the intonation is absolutely breathtaking.
Then I see that the bridge can be tilted as much as 10-15 degrees in its base - this is perhaps called a "floating" bridge. A little abundant fluid for me.
Now I get the bridgen attached and put brand new strings on. The old strings "buzzed" more than they gave real sound. Maybe they were made of old Chinese barbed wire.
There is a control card hanging on the guitar that tells who has controlled what. THIS GUITAR HAS NEVER BEEN CHECKED: Too bad, too bad mr. Thomann.