MGR/Joe Copeland « Squier Strat Affinity Series »
Published on 03/20/02 at 15:00I bought this guitar at my local music store. I paid $167.00 on sale due to it's un popular color.
The neck is perfect size the jumbo frets give it a nice metal on metal blusey sound. This guitar also stays in tune very well. With it's Humbucker it makes disrotion sound alot smoother.
The only thing i dislike about this guitar is the "G" string is hard to bend due to it's proximity to the edge of the fret board.
This guitar has a very solid neck to body joint. I know squire is suppose to be the generic Fender but before this i had a fender telo caster and i don't notice any difference in quality. I think the "generic" brand is extremely under rated.
I think the Squire name desevrves much more recognition it is the same as a fender at half the price. When it comes down to it what do you want to spend your money on a popular name or a nice guitar.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
The neck is perfect size the jumbo frets give it a nice metal on metal blusey sound. This guitar also stays in tune very well. With it's Humbucker it makes disrotion sound alot smoother.
The only thing i dislike about this guitar is the "G" string is hard to bend due to it's proximity to the edge of the fret board.
This guitar has a very solid neck to body joint. I know squire is suppose to be the generic Fender but before this i had a fender telo caster and i don't notice any difference in quality. I think the "generic" brand is extremely under rated.
I think the Squire name desevrves much more recognition it is the same as a fender at half the price. When it comes down to it what do you want to spend your money on a popular name or a nice guitar.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com