Great guitar

Amateur guitarist. Saw a listing for a couple of guitars, sold the other one to a friend because this was the one I actually wanted. Sounds great, looks great, comfortable to hold and play. Currently has Ernie Ball Extra Slinky 8-38 strings on it. Despite being a Squier, the model I have has a more traditional Fender looking headstock in terms of colour. Simple controls, only one volume, one tone and a three way pickup selector.

My first electric guitar

Had a nice time with this guitar back in the day. Loved it's ease of use, finish and the shorter 24 inch scale was a joy to play. It was borrowed from a friend who Modded this guitar heavily, scuffed the paint off, installed acoustic pickups (terrible idea). The pickups sounded quite nice. For the price it's an excelent guitar that covers pretty much all your needs.

Modded to Perfection

I got this for a good price and it didn't feel as good as I remembered them feeling. I then ordered a bunch of parts, swapped the pickups and pots, rewired it, put on pickup covers, cut the pickguard and added a Jaguar-style control plate, and put on new tuners. It is now a monster, and I love it. Absolutely rips.

Right out of the box, it's still a Squier from before they started trying. It needed quite a bit of work to get it going. If someone wants to take the time and give it a good all around setup, they'll have themselves a neat little offset.

Easily Fender's best humbucker guitar

Lene REALLY likes the sound of the Jagmaster, and it was my main humbucker guitar when we started touring in 2012, but I was very quickly forced to replace it with a Les Paul because this guitar, alas, doesn't have separate controls for each pickup, and on a humbucker guitar I tend to use the bridge pickup exclusively, so on the Les I can turn down the neck and use the pickup selector as a killswitch, so I can do Steve Jones-style morse code feedback effects. The Jagmaster does still have its place, and is the only humbucker I own with a whammy.

More than the sum of its parts

Big fan of Sonic Youth/Dinosaur Jr./Nirvana/My Bloody Valentine/The Smiths. All of whom use or have used either Jazzmasters, Jaguars, or both. I rarely buy guitars but this one allowed me to kill several birds in one stone. I have a special version of the Jagmaster. Obviously, the Jagmaster is a mix of a Jaguar neck and a Jazzmaster body. But the only difference between those two guitars is the neck length. My Jagmaster comes from a special line where they used a Jazzmaster neck. So really, I have a Squier Jazzmaster, but it says Jagmaster on it for no explicable reason. This combined with the connection to 80s-90s Alt-Rock made this a must buy for me. And at 200 dollars it was worth far more than the sum of its parts. I named it "Jay" after J. Mascis, Johnny Marr, Jazzmaster, and Jaguar.

great guitar at a great value

For what you might pay it's a hell of a guitar. The neck almost feels unfinished on the back, leaving the playability off the charts withs its 24'' scale. It's a better playing neck than the vintage modified jag and jazzmaster. pickups are ok.........great modding platform if you want.

Solid, cheap guitar for punky-riff stuff.

Picked this up on Reverb for $200 with shipping. It's great for creating power-chord riffs, or even some blues rock type of stuff. The pickups aren't the clearest or greatest I've ever heard, but I really enjoy them for the type of stuff I play. Stays in tune, takes a beating, strings feel great. The one complaint is that the pots don't do a whole lots until you get into the really low settings.

Jagmaster

I wanted a guitar for cleans. I found this in a pawn shop. I enjoy the 24 inch scale length and the duncan designed pickups. It's a heavier guitar, but its shape and contour makes it very playable.

Pros- Simple controls, looks, and neck profile.

Cons- 21 frets (mine has 21.), cheap tuners, and it's pretty heavy.

Silver Sparkle

I had the Silver Sparkle 25.5 neck version. It was an okay guitar but certainly not my favorite (hence why I eventually sold it). It looks neat, in a gaudy sort of way, but the feel was rather cheap compared to other guitars. Sound quality was alright but wasn't going to blow you away.

10 years together and still in love

if fender made a signature guitar for me, this would be it. mine has a Dimarzio Super Distortion in the bridge. ive used it on many 30th of Feb recordings and when its is set up nice it is an absolute JOY to play live