MGR/genericblender « Squier Affinity Strat »
Published on 11/11/03 at 15:00I bought this guitar at Samash because i was sick of acoustic guitars. i wanted to try something different so i bought something VERY inexpensive and simple. even though its aztec gold with a maple fretboard, it was only $150.
i definetely like the look of it and that as "inexpensive" as it is, it has a tremolo bad. it also is EXTREMELY easy to slide from fret to fret.
the only thing i really dont like is that.......nothing. i have nothing too bad to say except that the sound isnt remarkable but wat do u expect for $150?
it has a maple fretboard with 21 frets and dot inlays. it has 3 pickups, 2 tone knobs, a volume knob of course and a tremolo bar. its really not great quality hence the price and the made in china label making the sound pretty UNremarkable.
(sigh...) in conclusion, wow i feel like im writing and essay. this guitar is great for begginners and gives a begginner early access to a tremolo baar.if u take a look at it, it really is beautiful until your eyes rool to the squier label.....but thats ok because i would still reccommend it.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
i definetely like the look of it and that as "inexpensive" as it is, it has a tremolo bad. it also is EXTREMELY easy to slide from fret to fret.
the only thing i really dont like is that.......nothing. i have nothing too bad to say except that the sound isnt remarkable but wat do u expect for $150?
it has a maple fretboard with 21 frets and dot inlays. it has 3 pickups, 2 tone knobs, a volume knob of course and a tremolo bar. its really not great quality hence the price and the made in china label making the sound pretty UNremarkable.
(sigh...) in conclusion, wow i feel like im writing and essay. this guitar is great for begginners and gives a begginner early access to a tremolo baar.if u take a look at it, it really is beautiful until your eyes rool to the squier label.....but thats ok because i would still reccommend it.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com