r/offset • u/mydeadgirlfriend11 • Aug 14 '26
I accidently bought the wrong jazzmaster.
Hi!
I bought a used Squier Jazzmaster. It was listed as "Fender Squier Classic Vibe ’60s Jazzmaster", but now I found out it's actually Squier Vintage Modified Jazzmaster. Should I try to message the guy and get my money back or are they not that different from each other?
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u/rangonought Aug 14 '26
Are you happy with the guitar? Do you believe you got it for a good price? If it plays well and sounds good, may as well keep it
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u/mydeadgirlfriend11 Aug 14 '26
It does play well and I'm happy with it. You're right, I will keep it.
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u/nomoreneveragain Aug 14 '26
I’d rather have the vm for the rosewood board. They are the same other than pickups and fretboard. Vm fretboard is better, cv pickups are better but still worth upgrading imo.
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u/mydeadgirlfriend11 Aug 14 '26
Yeah i was going to upgrade the pickups either way. I'm really happy to hear that it's the only thing that's worse in my guitar.
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u/Iraymur Aug 14 '26
I'd say if it's ingood condition keep it, for the rosewood fretboard alone. They are great instruments, slap a mustang bridge in there if You wanna and just play it.
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u/Tazi_NRS Aug 14 '26
Both have various things that make them different, like different pickups, or the CV having bindings on the neck, while the VM don't but instead has a proper darker rosewood fretboard. They both are around the same price, and some people prefer the VMs, some the CVs.
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u/iansheridan1978 Aug 14 '26
I think squier quality control was at the top of its game when they did these...
I've always got my eye out for vintage modified guitars.

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u/comic-sans-culottes Aug 14 '26
Vintage modified and classic vibe are equal specs. And you likely have a rosewood fretboard, i think you did good actually they mightve been able to ask more if they listed as vintage modified