MGR/Clem « Squier Stratocaster »
Published on 11/16/02 at 15:00I got this guitar in a starter kit that also came with an amp, tuner, a little manual, some picks, and some other random stuff. It was about $200, I think.
This is an exellent guitar for people learning to play. It's very well made for the price, and has all the features that a more expensive guitar would.
It isn't the best guitar in the world, so it does have minor issues. The action isn't the best, it doesn't stay in tune for very long, and the neck on mine is warped, but that might not happen to everyone.
Like I said, it has certain flaws, but they aren't that bad. You'll be able to deal with them.
Again, the perfect beginner's guitar. Inexpensive, and easy to learn on. For the price, it's almost perfect, so I'm giving it a five.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
This is an exellent guitar for people learning to play. It's very well made for the price, and has all the features that a more expensive guitar would.
It isn't the best guitar in the world, so it does have minor issues. The action isn't the best, it doesn't stay in tune for very long, and the neck on mine is warped, but that might not happen to everyone.
Like I said, it has certain flaws, but they aren't that bad. You'll be able to deal with them.
Again, the perfect beginner's guitar. Inexpensive, and easy to learn on. For the price, it's almost perfect, so I'm giving it a five.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com