SKB Jaguar Jazzmaster Electric Guitar Case

The Squier Jazzmaster XII fits, a little snug at the headstock. Nice and snug everywhere else.

All of my Indio Offset guitars fit, with a quarter inch of margin at all spots. Both versions of tremolo. You do have to remove the tremolo bars but you should anyway.

Very well packaged. I didn’t buy one case for each of them. I just bought one hard case for the style and tried all of the guitars I had to see which it would work with.

Well made, well packaged. The case comes covered with a special black synthetic fiber similar to a mesh version of Tyvek. And packaged inside of a box sealed with fiber reinforced paper tape. Hardware is pretty solid and has QA inspector info inside.

Arrived as promised. Very pleases with this case.

See photos.

Great case for light road or air travel. Of you are going on a world tour then opt for the ATA Flight Cases instead. This is a good case for the aspiring band member, or occasional gig, wedding, local tour, or someone taking their Jazzmaster or offset guitar to a rock fantasy camp. Keep the dry packs that come with it. It has some room for stap, strings, tremolo, guitar cable, adjustment hex keys, picks, and maybe a tuner or small pedal.

Weight is not too bad. It might also work well for a student if they have to carry it with them to school on a school bus. It will give you better protection than a gig bag. Just keep it out of puddles. It isn’t submersible water proof like a Pelican case. But it should be fine for a light shower.

The padding has a little give in critical areas such as by the strap pegs and headstock. It looks like it would be a tight fit for the hockey stick headstock of the Jazzmaster XII, but it closes smoothly and securely.
The Indio Offsets are slightly smaller on the body but fit the shape well. It has a little breathing room. Keep in mind this case costs more than the Indio offset guitar. If you are looking for an upgrade to the gigbag tgat came with it. This is a good option for more protection. I do not think this will work with any bass versions of yhe Jazzmaster. I don’t have one to try ot with. The neck would be too long. I hope this information helps.

Alert!!
This case, the SKB 62, does, in fact, accommodate the Acoustasonic Jazzmaster!
It fits perfectly!
The sculpted molded-in space perfectly nestles the Acoustasonic Jazzmaster!
I purchased an Acoustasonic Jazzmaster very soon after they were introduced. I’ve loved everything about this amazing guitar except the Gig Bag. It’s a decent enough Gig Bag, but a Gig Bag is simply not what this instrument calls for! Decent, yes, but frankly inadequate for an instrument of this caliber.
I’ve been in contact with Fender Support on multiple occasions to urge them to introduce a proper hardshell case. They’ve responded to me that they’re working on one, but had nothing to announce yet.
So. This isn’t Fender’s long-awaited case, but it may as well be! It’s very well made, reassuringly solid, but above all else, as an actual Acoustasonic Jazzmaster owner, I can tell you that this case will in fact hold your Acoustasonic Jazzmaster!
Please see the photo I’ve included.
And look no further. This one the SKB 62, will do the job.

I have owned both Gator and SKB economy plastic cases before. This is definitely better than them.
The latch are very nice and easy to use. No more closing your lid to find one of the latches are caught in it.
Way cheaper and sturdier than the heavy and easily damaged wood Fender case.
I like the handle, it’s comfy.

Fits my CIJ Jazzmaster fine, and I can leave the whammy bar on even with the lid closed (unlike every strat I ever had)

The only things I would personally like SKB to do are:
-if the guitar was on an angle like the Fender case, so that the case wouldn’t be so long (just for looks really)
-A place to keep a book and some pages – I take guitar lessons and cant really fit the book in there.

One other downside, and it’s minor because no one else really cases, but the Fender case looks very good, this looks kinda boring.

If I had to do it all over again, I would still choose this case.

Yeah, totally fits (but just barely). The body and neck fit perfect and the headstock seems like it just barely buts into the interior edge (like it looks like it’s not squished but there’s no tolerance). I’m not at all worried about the guitar being compromised in any way but just know that you’re not going to see a quarter inch gap if that’s important to yo. Also, the guy I spoke to at sweet*water said it fit their “verified fit” criteria and I know that their tolerances are trustworthy with cases. The case costs two thirds the cost of the guitar but I’m kinda nuts about having good cases. I’ve bought 14 guitar/bass cases from Gator, SKB, and Fender. SKB is my jam but Gator is creeping up there : )It’s a great quality and rugged case. What you’d expect from SKB. I’m super happy to have found a great case for a unique guitar. Just do it.

It’s a well built case that fits and protects well. Just what you need to carry a Jazzmaster.