This electric guitar is a Squier Affinity Series Jazzmaster, finished in a color likely known as Surf Pearl or Ice Blue Metallic.
Squier, a subsidiary of Fender, produced this specific version of the Jazzmaster as a simplified, more accessible take on the classic 1958 offset design.
Body & Neck: It features a contoured poplar body with a comfortable "C"-shaped maple neck and a matching maple fingerboard.
Pickup Configuration: Unlike traditional Jazzmasters that use large soapbar single-coils, this model is equipped with two Squier humbucking pickups. This provides a thicker, higher-output sound with less hum, making it well-suited for rock and higher-gain styles.
Simplified Electronics: It bypasses the complex "rhythm/lead" dual-circuitry found on vintage Jazzmasters, opting instead for a straightforward 3-way toggle switch, a single volume knob, and a single tone knob.
Hardware: It features a 6-saddle non-tremolo bridge (hardtail), which offers excellent tuning stability and easier maintenance compared to the traditional floating vibrato systems.
Aesthetics: It retains the iconic large 1960s-style headstock and the "offset" body waist that makes it ergonomically comfortable to play while seated.
Target Player: This is an ideal instrument for beginners or intermediate players looking for an "alternative" look without the tuning frustrations sometimes associated with vintage-style offset bridges.
Market Value: These guitars typically retail new for around $280 to $300. On the used market, they generally sell for between $180 and $230 depending on the condition.