Detail 01
24-inch scale
Shorter than a Strat's 25.5. Lower string tension, easier bends, and a rounder, softer attack.

Independent shopping perspective
US-built offset with a 24-inch scale, alder body and SS pickups. For players who want a short-scale Jaguar without the vintage circuit's fuss.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Shorter than a Strat's 25.5. Lower string tension, easier bends, and a rounder, softer attack.
Detail 02
The middle-ground offset tonewood — balanced, with more midrange body than ash and less weight than mahogany.
Detail 03
Bright, articulate and dynamic. Also means single-coil hum near lights and screens.
Detail 04
Offset-style trem for shimmer and dips. Not a dive-bomb system — keep the arm gentle.
Detail 05
Rosewood softens the top end slightly against the maple neck's stiffness. 22 frets is standard, not extended.
Detail 06
Thin and hard. It shows swirls and buckle marks faster than a poly finish but wears in over time.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Frets sit closer together and strings feel slacker. Most players adapt in an hour, though heavier gauges help.
With a proper setup and lubricated nut and bridge slots, yes for moderate use. Offset trems dislike hard dives.
United States.
This is a right-handed instrument. You would need to look for a separate left-handed model.
Reference
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