Squier CV 60s Jazzmaster LRL SNB

First of all before you buy a jazzmaster go on youtube and watch some setup videos. After that you will know that the first thing you need to do is setup the guitar properly. This guitar doesn't come setup properly out of the factory. Shim the neck, raise the bridge to create a string break angle with the tremolo. This is a must do on a jazzmaster to make it play properly.
Pros:
- shielding paint and shielded pickguard
- frets were great
- nut was cut properly
- tuners are good
- pickups are great
- tremolo is great

Cons:
- raising the pickguard you can see how the cavities are a bit meh, not an amazing job
- not setup correctly
- some screws on the bridge not screwed in properly
- wires inside are not tied together, it's a bit of a mess
- rusty strings and dry fretboard
- it came with 9's, strings should be 10's or 11's for bigger tension on the bridge

All in all this guitar is amazing.
Buy it, make a proper setup (it's no mystery just watch a few youtube videos) and this will be a great guitar.

This guitar sounds nice, but its built poorly, or maybe Thomas was the problem.
The guitar came with a crack and input got loose in a matter of weeks
I repaired the input myself but the screws of the pick guard got loose and now they come out when I play.
Customer service said the crack is normal and warranty won't cover it, also that the problems of the screw is my fault for tight them up too hard ( what its not true ). They just stopped talking to me, terrible.
Its not a bad guitar, you can expect some problems so my advise would be get it but in your local shop where they can actually help you with any issue.
Very disappointed, been buying from here many years and never had this problem. Won't buy from them again