MGR/CE49 « Squier Strat »
Published on 11/28/04 at 15:00Bought this guitar with a Squier SP-10 amp.
It included a strap, lead, plectrum, tuner and tuition material. Cost me £150.
The guitar itself isn't bad for the price and is perfect for a beginner.
Tone knobs don't do too much to the sound. The amp is hurrendous! Turn it on to distortion and you get a growl when you pluck more than one string at a time. It plays sweet chold o' mine quite welll though.
The knobs on the guitar feel like they're gonna fall off. The amp is very poorly constructed.
A great guitar for beginners but after a couple of months when you're sure you wanna carry on with guitar-GET A NEW AMP! The guitar will last you a last you a little longer.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
It included a strap, lead, plectrum, tuner and tuition material. Cost me £150.
The guitar itself isn't bad for the price and is perfect for a beginner.
Tone knobs don't do too much to the sound. The amp is hurrendous! Turn it on to distortion and you get a growl when you pluck more than one string at a time. It plays sweet chold o' mine quite welll though.
The knobs on the guitar feel like they're gonna fall off. The amp is very poorly constructed.
A great guitar for beginners but after a couple of months when you're sure you wanna carry on with guitar-GET A NEW AMP! The guitar will last you a last you a little longer.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com