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Daphne Blue Jazzmaster

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I haven't owned a Jazzmaster for a few years, but I recently borrowed a couple of Squiers from a friend. It quickly became apparent that I needed a Jazzy of my own.

Enter the Squier Classic Vibe in Daphne Blue. I guess it's a 2020 FSR? No rhythm circuit, 500k pots, Emerson PIO cap, pearl pickguard, and replacement knobs.

One of the best looking guitars I've owned! Not sure I love the 500k pots, even though I usually like a darker tone. We'll see if I stick with the existing electronics...

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Looks sexy
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Very nice. Though I’d swap the Pearl for a mint guard.
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Thom wrote:Very nice. Though I’d swap the Pearl for a mint guard.
not this debate again :)
plopswagon wrote:I like teles and strats because they're made out of guitar.
robroe wrote:I dont need a capo. I have the other chords in my tonefingers
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Ooft that's pretty!
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lorez wrote:
Thom wrote:Very nice. Though I’d swap the Pearl for a mint guard.
not this debate again :)
:lol:
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I mean, there is no debate.
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I’d cover it in pearl like an Italian guitar.
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Post by Doog »

Very nice! I can't help but think it'd look much snazzier in a cream/mint guard- so the pickups and controls aren't at odds with the context- but if you like it as it is, that's all that matters!
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beautiful as is!
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Post by singlepup »

Thanks guys! I'm kind of liking it as-is. The pearl guard with cream pup covers reminds me of my old Jag-Stang, so it's got teh nostalgia angle.

However, I might change my mind over time. My CV Strat has a mint guard, and it looks ace. I also remember how good Mike's surf green VM Jag looked with a mint guard.

I'm just thrilled with the color. I've developed a bad habit of selling gear that I'm even slightly dissatisfied with, so my intention is to hang onto this guitar for years to come. Obviously I can change the guard or the wiring anytime; much easier than doing a refin!
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Looks the business, couldn't do without the rhythm circuit though - mine pretty much lives on that.
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Post by Nick »

Add rhythm circuit, gold anodized pickguard, done.

Very nice as is though, congrats!
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You guys act as if I'm not already looking for more Jazzmasters :lol:

Gold on daphne blue is an interesting idea tho. There's a gold & surf green Squier for sale on Reverb:

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singlepup wrote:You guys act as if I'm not already looking for more Jazzmasters :lol:

Gold on daphne blue is an interesting idea tho. There's a gold & surf green Squier for sale on Reverb:

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Yeah I actually like the gold with the green. Much more than I like gold with purple sparkle or vintage white.

I must admit Doog's gold on burst JM was pretty nice too...
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I think it rules the way you got it now and everyone trying to change your mind can eat a bag of dicks
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Thanks homie. Is it the same color scheme as your Jag-Stang? I've been admiring your guitar collection as you continue work on your studio/basement.
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singlepup wrote:Thanks homie. Is it the same color scheme as your Jag-Stang? I've been admiring your guitar collection as you continue work on your studio/basement.
no jagstang is sonic blue / tort


this is more along the lines of the Fender Excalibur


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i think this thread is developing an urge for me to replace the dotsmaster guard (currently mint) with aged pearl and the pickup covers (currently polar white) with aged covers.