Squier CV 70s Jaguar LRL BK

Originally introduced as Fenders top-of-the-line electric guitar in the 60's the Jaguar is finally here in an affordable Squier form (again).
The look and feel is great, you barely notice it's a short scale instrument if you have the proper string gauges on it, I'm currently using an Ernie Ball 11-48 set in various tunings (mostly EADGBE, DGDGBD, EbBbEbEbBbEb, and EABGGE) which feels comparable to around 10's on a 25.5 inch scale guitar, and the tuning stability is pretty phenomenal,
I love the vibrato system, and the different pickup selector switches, though I have trouble finding a good application for the rhythm circuit.
The only major problem I've had with this guitar are the bridge screws which are frankly horrid, whenever you set them at a comfortable height they just slide down again after a few minutes, but this can be remedied by getting an aftermarket bridge or using something like Loctite, I personally did not have money nor time for either of them and just used a pair of washers under the bridge around the screws which is working fine and has had no effect on tuning stability nor vibrato action.

So i bought this guitar after looking at a couple of reviews and listening to the demos on the Thomann website. On the there was a almost nonexistent amount of white noise, but when i got it and plugged it in i though it had been beat up in shipping. The white noise it produced was EXCRUCIATING! I immediately got in contact with customer support ( Which was very responsive ) and they told me that it was very normal for a guitar with single coils, although the demos on their website had no humming / white noise. The presentation of the product was very different from the actual product. In summary if you feel that you can withstand a constant buzzing from your amp, even when playing it clean with no drive / distortion, then you might find this guitar acceptable.

It is very unfortunate because the guitar is really beutiful.