MGR/Mathil8 « Squier Stratocaster »
Published on 03/05/04 at 15:00I bought this guitar in Winnipeg, Manitoba at St. Johns Music (Yamaha). I paid about $320 Canadian for it. It was my first guitar.
The sound is great. The tuning knobs are easy to use and are stylish. The 3 pickups work great. The look of the guitar is great but not original :P. 21 frets of goodness. The bridge and saddles are great. The look of the head is not original again but i like it alot. The finish is great! I have a really nice red colour it looks soooo good.
The input hole has a nut on it that always comes loose... but thats normal for guitars that have the same style. The pickup changer knob comes loose pretty easy but not too loose. There was a little bit of buzzing when i first got but when i played around with the saddles a bit it went away sounding great.
The quality of this guitar is great and its durable. I dont think they lacked on the construction in any areas...
Bottom line this guitar is great for pros and amateurs. It is easy and fun to play. Alot better than the Squier P-Bass lol that thing is a piece.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
The sound is great. The tuning knobs are easy to use and are stylish. The 3 pickups work great. The look of the guitar is great but not original :P. 21 frets of goodness. The bridge and saddles are great. The look of the head is not original again but i like it alot. The finish is great! I have a really nice red colour it looks soooo good.
The input hole has a nut on it that always comes loose... but thats normal for guitars that have the same style. The pickup changer knob comes loose pretty easy but not too loose. There was a little bit of buzzing when i first got but when i played around with the saddles a bit it went away sounding great.
The quality of this guitar is great and its durable. I dont think they lacked on the construction in any areas...
Bottom line this guitar is great for pros and amateurs. It is easy and fun to play. Alot better than the Squier P-Bass lol that thing is a piece.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com