Squier Jazzmaster Signature J Mascis LRL Vintage White
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The Essentials to Know About the Squier J Mascis Jazzmaster Guitar
The Essentials to Know About the Squier J Mascis Jazzmaster Guitar
- Signature Model: specifications approved by J Mascis (Dinosaur Jr.) for a true "alternative rock" vibe
- Modern Comfort: maple neck with "C" profile and laurel fingerboard, 9.5" / 241 mm radius with 21 jumbo frets
- True Jazzmaster DNA: two single-coil Jazzmaster pickups, 3-position selector, and dual Lead/Rhythm circuit
- Iconic Look: Vintage White finish, gold anodized aluminum pickguard, and chrome hardware
Manufacturer Information
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A Signature Jazzmaster Designed for the Stage and J Mascis's Sonic Identity
With this Squier J Mascis Jazzmaster, the brand offers a version inspired by one of the most influential alternative rock guitarists. All the Jazzmaster spirit is here (offset body, floating vibrato, Lead/Rhythm circuits), but with a performance-oriented approach: immediate playability, jumbo frets, and an ideal balance between vintage character and modern efficiency.Who This Jazzmaster Is For and Which Styles It Suits
This electric guitar is an excellent choice for intermediate to advanced guitarists seeking an expressive and stable offset, but it remains accessible to a motivated beginner looking for an inspiring instrument. It thrives in alternative rock, indie, noise, garage, shoegaze, and pop, while maintaining enough versatility for clearer, more articulate tones thanks to its single-coil pickups.The Sound
The combination of a basswood body and single-coil Jazzmaster pickups delivers a full and responsive sound, with sharp attacks, a nice presence in the upper mids, and sufficiently rounded lows to handle effects. The dual Lead/Rhythm circuit allows switching from a main setting (Lead) to a darker, more muted register (Rhythm), useful for varying textures in clean or overdriven playing. The Adjusto-Matic bridge paired with the vintage-style floating vibrato ensures good tuning stability and solid sustain, while preserving the characteristic Jazzmaster modulations.Recommended Compatible Accessories
To stay true to the original specifications, opt for a set of nickel-plated electric strings in gauge 009-042. For connection, a 6.35 mm instrument jack cable is compatible with standard electric guitar use.Technical specifications
| Electronics: microphone configuration | SS | Body | Linden |
| Category | Asymmetric | Bridge / tailpiece | Tremolo |
| Left handed | No | Electronics | Passive |
| Strings | Steel | Color | White |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Finishing | Glossy |
| Fingerboard | Laurel | Hardware | Chromed |
| Nbrs of frets | 21 | ||
| Body Shape | Jazzmaster | Truss Rod | Head Adjust |
| Material | basswood | Truss Rod Wrench | 4 mm Hex (Allen) |
| Body Finish | glossy urethane | Hardware Finish | chrome |
| Neck Material | maple | Pickguard | single-ply gold anodized aluminum |
| Neck Finish | glossy urethane | Control Knobs | aged white plastic |
| Neck Shape | "C" | Tuners | Vintage-Style |
| Fingerboard Inlays | White Dot | Bridge | Adjusto-Matic Bridge with Vintage Style "Floating" Tremolo Tailpiece |
| Radius | 9.5" / 241 mm | Configuration | SS |
| Radius Type | Modern | Pickup Type | Vintage-Style |
| Number of Frets | 21 | Neck Pickup | Single-Coil Jazzmaster |
| Fret Size | jumbo | Bridge Pickup | Single-Coil Jazzmaster |
| Nut | white PPS | Pickup Configuration | SS |
| Nut Width | 42.5 mm / 1.675" | Pickup Selector | 3-position switch (Position 1: bridge pickup, Position 2: bridge and neck pickups, Position 3: neck pickup - main circuit), 2-position slider (Up: main tone circuit, Down: rhythm tone circuit) |
| Scale Length | 25.5" / 648 mm | Special Electronics | upper and lower volume and tone control circuits |
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Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
Customers praised this guitar's exceptional quality and beautiful vintage aesthetic. Reviews highlighted "magnificent sound," powerful P90 pickups, and comfortable satin neck. Most found it rivals more expensive models. Minor concerns: vibrato arm looseness and occasional string buzzing requiring setup adjustments.
Review highlights
- âBeautiful and sounds marvelousâ
- âMore expensive guitars can envy its qualitiesâ
- âSuper balanced guitar, super comfort, I love the satin neckâ
Based on 26 reviews
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First impression: lightness and quality. The guitar is magnificent, the knobs and switches are very qualitative. Coming from a Hohner LP75, the sound seems great with a lot more sustain and presence at all levels. The variety of possible settings is really interesting and the range of possible sounds seems enormous.
The color of the handle on the back side is surprising, almost orange. The matte finish is very pleasant, as is the shape.
Surprisingly, the vibrato shaft just sinks in, there is no thread, so it tends to wobble as soon as you use it, or even completely out of place if you are not careful.
At the original setting level, I have the impression that an adjustment would do him good: the action is low but it is a bit creepy. I also tend to push the E strings out of the fingerboard: maybe it's an edge effect of the jumbo frets? Maybe I'm pressing too hard.
In any case there is something about this guitar that makes you want to go back all the time. Plus she's crazy.Automatically translated
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First impression: lightness and quality. The guitar is magnificent, the knobs and switches are very qualitative. Coming from a Hohner LP75, the sound seems great with a lot more sustain and presence at all levels. The variety of possible settings is really interesting and the range of possible sounds seems enormous.
The color of the handle on the back side is surprising, almost orange. The matte finish is very pleasant, as is the shape.
Surprisingly, the vibrato shaft just sinks in, no threads, so it has a tendency to dangle as soon as it is used, or even completely out of place if you are not careful.
At the original setting level, I feel like an adjustment would do him good: the action is low but it's a bit creepy. I also tend to push the E strings out of the fingerboard: maybe it's an edge effect of the jumbo frets? Maybe I'm pressing too hard.
In any case, there is something about this guitar that makes you want to go back to it all the time. Plus she's crazy.Automatically translated
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Received today and not disappointed... I had been looking for information on this guitar on the net for a long time (test + video) and this is exactly what I was looking for.
A super balanced guitar, super comfortable playing (I love the satin neck), very cool jumbo frets... Finish: nothing to complain about (compared to the US or Mexican ones, I don't see a big difference honestly)... I love the look (in fact, it's less gold for the pickguard... Rather bronze in real life)...
The sound.
First, the\ "jazz\â position, excellent: soft, warm, round sound... Ideal for calming the beast... A mention on the tone knob, which even when pushed to the limit gives a usable sound (and not completely muffled and unusable).
The other positions: immediately, it attacks a lot... It crunches quickly while remaining well defined... Big resonance, a very thick sound... In short, ideal for sending! On the other hand, if you are looking for a chiselled sound for metal, the vibrations behind the bridge will dirty your sound (but I like it; -)!!!)...Automatically translated
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Great and superb guitar!!!
Fans of Shoegaze, My Bloody Valentine, Sonic Youth and Cure you will find what you are looking for! But not only...
A beautiful clear sound that crunches and is terrifying with a fuzz;)
The various settings allow for a multitude of sounds. The pickups are single coils that sound like doubles but good with the Fender not Gibson sound.
Jay Mascis did a good job: pickups, Adjusto-matic bridge (change is practically mandatory on all Jazzmaster series because the jump strings), vintage white paint, aluminum gold plate, vintage microphone cover and buttons, vintage microphone cover and buttons, satin neck.
A very rare value for money for a Squier, but yes it is a Squier but it seems like a Fender.Automatically translated
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Great and superb guitar!!!
Fans of Shoegaze, My Bloody Valentine, Sonic Youth and Cure you will find what you are looking for! But not only...
A beautiful clear sound that crunches and is terrifying with a fuzz;)
The various settings allow for a multitude of sounds. The pickups are single coils that sound like doubles but good with the Fender not Gibson sound.
Jay Mascis did a good job: pickups, Adjusto-matic bridge (change is practically mandatory on all Jazzmaster series because the jump strings), vintage white paint, aluminum gold plate, vintage microphone cover and buttons, vintage microphone cover and buttons, satin neck.
A very rare value for money for a Squier, but yes it is a Squier but it seems like a Fender.Automatically translated
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Questions frequently asked
What styles are suitable for this Jazzmaster?
This guitar is aimed at alternative rock, indie, noise, garage, shoegaze, and pop. Its two single-coil Jazzmaster pickups deliver crisp attacks and a pronounced presence in the upper midrange.
How do the Lead and Rhythm circuits work?
The toggle switch activates the main Lead circuit or the Rhythm circuit. In Lead mode, the 3-position selector chooses the bridge pickup, both pickups, or the neck pickup, with dedicated volume controls and a master tone. In Rhythm mode, two knobs control the volume and tone of the neck pickup for a darker sound.
Does the vibrato hold tuning well?
The Adjusto-Matic bridge combined with the vintage-style floating vibrato tailpiece is designed to enhance tuning stability and sustain while allowing the typical Jazzmaster vibrato effects.
What is the neck profile and scale length?
The maple neck features a C profile, a modern 9.5-inch (241 mm) radius, and a 42.5 mm nut width. The 25.5-inch (648 mm) scale length is paired with a laurel fingerboard with 21 jumbo frets.
What strings should be used on the Squier Jazzmaster Signature J Mascis?
A set of nickel-plated electric strings in gauge 009-042 matches the specified requirements. The output requires a standard 6.35 mm instrument jack cable.
