I would agree 100% with this.Carl, I think that this may be more of a personal interpretation, rather than written in stone as you seem to make it here ... It seems to me that it may be based more on component, and finish type preferrences than making a blanket statement ... especially since some of the series were not even offered for any length of time together ... CV was introduced in '09, Standard Series discontinued in 2010 ... there are many that prefer the satin and thinner finishes on the older VM line, to the heavy high gloss finishes on the CV's (and now VM's), and I have never seen a CV Jazz much under 9 lbs, when I have had more than a few VM's under 7 lbs ... and then after having probably 12-15 of the Squier Standard J's, and SOME of the P Spec P/J's from that same series, there are components on them that I prefer (personal preferrence) over either the VM and CV series ... I dont think you will get much of an argument that the Affinity Series is the entry level Squier line, but again, when it comes to components, they will have their supporters among the 'modders' vs. CV and VM's simply based on their alder bodies ...
... again, certainly nothing wrong with listing in order of your preference, but to those less informed on here, it may be more accurate to state that it is a personal preferrence, and not a hard fast rule ... especially between the CV's and the VM's ...
JMHO ...![]()
People throw around terms like "inferior" and "superior" as if their personal preference is a standard that all instruments should be judged by.
