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Thread [News] Squier Classic Vibe Duo-Sonic '50s

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Cannonball

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1 Posted on 06/27/2008 at 14:01:47
Squier presents the Classic Vibe Duo-Sonic '50s, a new model inspired by the classic vintage Fender Duo-Sonic.

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TheStratGuy

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2 Posted on 07/04/2008 at 14:46:19
Looks good, too bad they don't seem to plan a version with a rosewood fingerboard...
cdanddvdpublisher

cdanddvdpublisher

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3 Posted on 07/05/2008 at 19:43:31

Quote: Looks good, too bad they don't seem to plan a version with a rosewood fingerboard...



That's what I was thinking too... but it sure looks good
thurston

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4 Posted on 07/21/2008 at 18:13:08
Well... for me, it's only a reedition of a cheap guitar by a cheap company..

I'am a bit sceptical...

what is more I don't understand well why squier rebuild it:

it referds to a vintage model that only "experienced" people know but the quality is "not good enough" for those guys.

it makes sense for us, but for a newbie... :?!:

So, who will buy this guitar?
Give me enough knobs, I can controle the world
cdanddvdpublisher

cdanddvdpublisher

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5 Posted on 07/21/2008 at 20:15:32
Hard to say who will buy, but it definitely looks good - and for some folks that counts for an awful lot
TheStratGuy

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6 Posted on 09/21/2008 at 09:21:15
They had one displayed on the (VERY crowded) Fender stand at the recent "Salon de la Musique et du Son" music fair in Paris. The finish definitely looks good -- too bad I couldn't give it a try though.
thurston

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7 Posted on 03/07/2009 at 01:37:48
In a general way, the squier vintage series look cool.
Give me enough knobs, I can controle the world
kon-tiki

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8 Posted on 03/07/2009 at 08:06:39
Did you check out the test? ;)
Phil_Guitar

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9 Posted on 12/12/2009 at 13:22:55
Who will buy this guitar.

A lot of people who have small hands and who would wish to play on a "shorter" scale instrument.

By the way, Fender dropped the Stratocaster Junior, which is stupid, because a lot of kids between 9 and 13 could have used this good quality guitar to start playing with.

But ... you know ... money rules !!!
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