Got this Non-Export 1993-94 Squier Jazz today. It really has a gorgeous neck and sounds great even un-plugged.
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Thanks, I didn't get a chance to check yetNice. I also bought an MIJ Squier. It's an 87 and currently on the UPS truck. I've heard nothing but good things.
Have you taken the pickguard off to see if there's any routing?
You are correct. there's no visible Grain showing. I guess it was common for the Silver series of that Era. I believe this is all the "Jazz" anyone could want or need. Honestly, The '87 is probably a nicer bass overall but this neck is near perfect.And I dig that finish. Is there zero visible wood grain? That looks great.
87 and 93 always seem to stand out as especially good years for Japanese Fenders. I'm sure the same applies to the Squiers.Thanks, I didn't get a chance to check yet
You are correct. there's no visible Grain showing. I guess it was common for the Silver series of that Era. I believe this is all the "Jazz" anyone could want or need. Honestly, The '87 is probably a nicer bass overall but this neck is near perfect.
Thanks, The seller called it "rare" but I didn't really know why. Maybe that's what they meant.Very cool. You do not often see a vintage sunburst on modern basses, even the repros!
I think they might be kinda rare. I'm check out the GC used site pretty much every day just to see if anything special pops up and I see way more MIJ Fenders than MIJ Squiers.Thanks, The seller called it "rare" but I didn't really know why. Maybe that's what they meant.
Cool, I was just looking at a "Real" 60's Fender with the same finish. It's amazingly similar. I am glad I pulled the trigger on this one. Even though I am now back in the doghouse.I think they might be kinda rare. I'm check out the GC used site pretty much every day just to see if anything special pops up and I see way more MIJ Fenders than MIJ Squiers.

The bass had to be bought. She should be happy you didn't buy the real 60s one.Cool, I was just looking at a "Real" 60's Fender with the same finish. It's amazingly similar. I am glad I pulled the trigger on this pone. Even though I am now back in the doghouse.![]()
Nice. I also bought an MIJ Squier. It's an 87 and currently on the UPS truck. I've heard nothing but good things.
Have you taken the pickguard off to see if there's any routing?
Thanks & Best of luck to you with the auction.Congrats on the great buy! Actually I`m GASsing on the same one available on ebay in Europe right now and even placed a bid, let`s see if I`m lucky one)