See at minute 7 for the surfgreen

@@bowlerboy1962 That's the Contemporary not the Classic Vibe

They have one.

I bought the white version of the affinity. It's such a great guitar

Getting one to put an EGC neck on for exactly this.

Maybe not quite as warm as either of them. A little more bright and resonant :)

I've always noticed that too, in fact, did the Wolfgang steal from the Starcaster which came out in the 70's? Hmmm.....

Both great guitars. Was a huge fan of these! Get both in your hands if possible

A Duesenberg would bolt right on with no alterations! I have a couple of them and they work great. Very similar feel as a Bigsby.

Completely agree

Or you can buy the CV and sand down the neck. There’s tutorials on KZfaq about sanding gloss necks.

Jazz master!

The Affinity is only 299 so you might not have to sell the whole limb!

David - Acoustically speaking, they're pretty good. Remember, it is a laminated top which doesn't vibrate very well. They're not as good as an acoustic guitar, but better than any solid body electric...

​​@@mojostephen thank you. I thought I might be able to use it for my online guitar class. Again, thanks.

eww

@@youcantdrive8138 that's how I feel about the headstock

Boooooo

WTH?

You can't swap necks on this unfortunately very easily, it is a 22 fret neck with no overhang, which means the heel of the neck is flush with the fretboard. Mounting most replacement necks would require leaving a gap between the heel and the body to get correct 25.5" scale length and intonation.

there's a tremolo pedal on, or the tremolo/vibrato is on in the amp, plus reverb

The Fender reissue was made in China. These Squiers are made in Indonesia. I believe the Classic Vibes are the same (or almost the same) as the Fender ones.

They’re virtually the same. Though, I feel that the Squier models are higher quality.

Why do you feel the Squiers are higher quality? I’m currently deciding between the CV and a Fender Modern Player on Reverb. I’d love to be able to save the extra $300. :-D

Goose Gaskins The modern play instruments were made in China back in 2012. Since then Fenders QC has risen drastically, especially on their Squier models. I believe the CV models are Indonesian made. I don’t particularly care where instruments are made, but in this case it’s relevant. The Indonesian instruments are typically higher quality and more consistent all around. Not to say that the MP series are bad, they aren’t, I just feel that the modern production methods and QC coming from Fender Indonesia are much better. Honestly, I’d buy a Squier over an American Fender any day.

@@jacoobyslaps Nice, thanks for the insight!

Ricky Mendez piss off dude jus cause you don't like metal, they not gonna play jazz with active pickups

What? That guitar is set up for metal, and the guy was absolutely shredding.

zackly...