Squier by Fender Standard Stratocaster Beginner Electric Guitar – Antique Burst – Left Burst
The Squier Standard Stratocaster Left-Handed Model is a great playing guitar with a traditional vibe and modern feel. Player-friendly features like a 22-fret fingerboard and a slimmer neck make for easier playing and choke-free bends. The control layout is easy to use while the alnico single-coil pickups provide plenty of punch.
Product Features
Maple neck with “C”-shaped profile and “large” headstock
22-fret rosewood fingerboard
Three single-coil Stratocaster pickups with five-way switching
but it comes pretty darn close (and I’d wager even closer to the … I’m grading this on a curve, since obviously a Squier guitar does not have the equal materials & craftsmanship of a USA Fender guitar, but it comes pretty darn close (and I’d wager even closer to the MiMs). It’s worth every penny of the $299.00 I paid for it. The thing does NOT look like a cheap guitar. I chose Pearl White, and the fit and finish is beautiful to my eyes. It’s a nice alternative to the more common Olympic white. The neck has very little finish on it – it almost feels like raw…
Nice Guitar Nice guitar. I’ve been playing in bands since the 70s. I have a Jeff Beck Stratocaster, a Strat Plus, a mid 80s Japanese Squire Strat, an American Standard Telecaster, and have owned several other Fenders (and Gibsons and PRS too) over the years so I have a pretty good frame of reference for electric guitars. This Squire Deluxe is not only a great bargain, it compares favorably with Fenders that cost five times as much. Nice neck, no dead spots, this guitar is very resonant and lively. I played…
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The guitar is great and I don’t want take away from the guitar …
but it comes pretty darn close (and I’d wager even closer to the … I’m grading this on a curve, since obviously a Squier guitar does not have the equal materials & craftsmanship of a USA Fender guitar, but it comes pretty darn close (and I’d wager even closer to the MiMs). It’s worth every penny of the $299.00 I paid for it. The thing does NOT look like a cheap guitar. I chose Pearl White, and the fit and finish is beautiful to my eyes. It’s a nice alternative to the more common Olympic white. The neck has very little finish on it – it almost feels like raw…
Nice Guitar Nice guitar. I’ve been playing in bands since the 70s. I have a Jeff Beck Stratocaster, a Strat Plus, a mid 80s Japanese Squire Strat, an American Standard Telecaster, and have owned several other Fenders (and Gibsons and PRS too) over the years so I have a pretty good frame of reference for electric guitars. This Squire Deluxe is not only a great bargain, it compares favorably with Fenders that cost five times as much. Nice neck, no dead spots, this guitar is very resonant and lively. I played…