All user reviews for the Squier Standard Deluxe Stratocaster FMT / QMT

A Squier Made in Japan ... Start a copy of 'what.

UTILIZATION

Comfort in the standard Start '. Trs good round, healthy, well-rgl cargo well.
On mine, the lack of vibrato 1 or 2 springs and tends supplmentaires be lgrement dcoll time. I chose to use the default but two lightweight springs supplmentaires rglent concern.

SOUNDS

Its high output level allows for the crunch by putting the pots volume background without interfering with the amp.
Diffrenciation sounds good with the slecteur.
At home in the slamming funk, the most mellow jazzy rock more or less "hairy" ... trs versatile.

OVERALL OPINION

Premire is my guitar, a gift.
I did not choose and it is the seller of the store made me BMD
I like his qualities and his default.
With exprience ... I would do this choice.

Made in Indonesia
22 frets
3 single coil pickups squier alnico
bridge vibrato switch and 3 knobs 250 kohms type strat
rosewood handle
Same setting strat standart

UTILIZATION

Channel pleasant
sunburst finish, maple for me QUILT MAPLE TOP QMT
it is GREAT (violin work wonderful!)
Having had a real Fender Start in the early 80
I think finally the MOST BEAUTIFUL START are the color sunburst, white or red, it's only my opinion!
good weight
for the course considering the price and finish, there's something somewhere!
the microphones are lightweight, relatively low output level, but its typical Old START STANDART is there! it sounds bad when not even on a good amp lampesssss! sue the microphone neck (hollow sound typical glitz and his middle single coil sound good but quite feeble in my opinion!)
PS: I tried many strat US MEXICO and some that did not sound better to see less!

SOUNDS

I play blues rock strong enough and good old hard rock (for free, clapton, hendrix, winter, gallagher, Popa Chubby, ZZ TOP to vaughan or Saxon, purple, Tygers Of Pan Tang, f c marino ....) is a bit light, so I custommiser in the squier
neck and middle: fender texas special
acute (because I do not like this mic strata): seymour duncan hot rails white
ben ptits the guys! choli it and it sounds at a lower price ocaz the config, I advise you, it's versatile blues and hard, rock, good crunch foil, plain
that's what was missing, the potatoes and KeroZen in the engine!
I forgot, put a good tube amp without much effect (because it kills the sound !!!), it's like that, you hear the true sound!

OVERALL OPINION

For 1 year, 1 month customized
it's a custom scratches for about 500 euros! (with customization)
good violin, nice finish,
I do it again this choice because there are now good violin very cheap and good looking mic a little and always cheap!
I do it again this choice because I customize a telecaster copy in the same spirit!

- In what country does she makes? (United States, Japan, Mexico, France ...)
-Or above
indonesia (two plants, Cort or Samick, Cort is mine)
- How many frets, what kind of micro as well as their configuration?
21 frtes

- What type of bridge (Floyd, Wilkinson ...)?
knife with vibrato and solid bridges

- What are the rglages (Volume, Tone slecteur micro ...)?
So it is a strat palette and wide enough ....

- What type of race?
Profile "C" modern

UTILIZATION

- The handle is it enjoyable?
yes

- Access in acute (dernires freight) is it easy?
yes ... not be perfect either ... it reaches just the two boxes dernires

- Ergonomics is it good (in terms of shape, weight ...)?
yes the body type "fender strato" offers a grip IDAL

- Gets it easy to sound good? ...
Yes, if you like that sound (clapping and crystalline)

SOUNDS

- Appropriate are your style of music?
yes, I play a lot of blues / rock and reggae .... so it's perfect for me

- With what (s) amplifier (s) or effect (s) do you play?
H & K dfx 60w

- What are the sounds you prfrez, you dtest?
the pickups (Duncan Designed) are very good but not great lacks a bit of a PCHE.
against it by the sound strato ...

edit after 1 year: having doubts about the quality Nut I decided to change to a Tusq nut in (8th ).... orgine of the nut is an abomination, a piece of plastic thermo-formed hollow ... LEGO type :-( .... then sustain gains of 30% minimum, nouveuax texas special pickups GFS (60th) ... a little better now that the original pickups but they s'avre very correct in clear sound .... but too lightweight in saturated overdriven.
after these operations dernires want it compares favorably with a Southwestern standar ......

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for a few days, I wanted a strato cheaper than a fender mex ... I think it's best to have a foretaste of the fender for a reasonable price over the violin and the overall finish is good, therefore, possible upgrade ..
it's quite a good qualitprix

I do it again this choice of course ... but in the circles of the guitar is 100euros STRP has completely gartte diffrent ... must know what you want ....

Fender has a sub company that is known as Squire which is basically a cheap and budget friendly guitars for someone looking to learn how to play the electric guitar. Most of their builds of these guitars are built overseas or in Mexico and can come off pretty cheap and cheap feeling. Again this is a budget friendly guitar for someone learning how to play the guitar or someone is trying to find out whether or not that you don't want to play the electric guitar. This is a beginners guitar and the prices to match.

UTILIZATION

* Model Name: Deluxe Series Deluxe Series Colors (505) Olympic White, (506) Black, (Polyester Finish)
* Body: Basswood Neck Maple, C-Shape, (Polyurethane Finish)
* Fingerboard: Rosewood, 9.5” Radius (241 mm)
* No. of Frets: 22 Medium Jumbo
* Pickups: 3 Duncan Designed™ HR-101 Hot Rails Pickups
* Controls Master Volume, Tone 1. (Neck Pickup), Tone 2. (Middle Pickup)
* Pickup Switching: 5-Position Blade
o Position 1. Bridge Pickup
o Position 2. Bridge and Middle Pickup
o Position 3. Middle Pickup
o Position 4. Middle and Neck Pickup
o Position 5. Neck Pickup Bridge
* Synchronous: Twin-Pivot Tremolo
* Machine Heads: Standard
* Die-Cast: Tuners
* Hardware: Chrome
* Pickguard: 3-Ply Parchment
* Scale Length: 25.5” (648 mm)
* Width at Nut: 1.650” (42 mm)
* Unique Features: Large ‘60s Style Headstock, Gold and Black Squier Logo, Engraved Neckplate, Black Plastic Parts, Dot Position Inlays
* Strings: Fender Super 250L, Nickel Plated Steel, (.009 to .042), p/n 073-0250-003
* Introduced: 4/2007


SOUNDS

This guitar features actually a flamed maple top with a nice looking pick guard that is a white color with a pearl inlay. You have a vintage looking headstock with the Rosewood fretboard match. You have three single quilt pickups and basically if you've ever played Fender Stratocaster guitar than you know exactly how this guitar is used. The neck pick up is going to be your most Fender Stratocaster town and one of the most frequented tones even get out of the Fender Stratocaster guitar. The body of the wood is a base wood which is not my favorite tone would it all.

The feel of this guitar is a very Fender Stratocaster town and you would be very hard-pressed to really hear the difference in this compared to a Fender Stratocaster Mexican made guitar. The build qualities can be very cheap and the feeling and balance of it is not to be very good. You'll definitely feel a difference in this guitar compared to an American made or custom shop Fender Stratocaster guitar. However, if you're looking just for a guitar that is a basic beginners guitar than this is a pretty good starting point. It has a good enough time to get you where you need especially for the price that they're asking for this guitar.

OVERALL OPINION

At new you can find these guitar so right around $300 and less. I seen them for around $250 but they usually range around the price of $280. They generally come with the gig bag and a cable in most cases so they have everything that you need to get started other than the amplifier tuner that you would need to get started. This is a good guitar for someone learning how to play the guitar and need something just to get started. It's a decent price and it's a fun little guitar for someone just learning how to play.

Made in Indonesia. 2004

<ul> Body: Alder or Agathis

Fingerboard: Rosewood, 9.5 in. radius (241 mm)

Number of frets: 22 medium-jumbo

Scale length: 25.5 in. (648 mm)

Width at nut: 1.650 in. (42 mm)

Hardware: Chrome

Machine heads: Standard die-cast tuners

Bridge: Synchronous twin-pivot tremolo

Pickguard: 3-Ply White Pearloid

Pickups: 3 Alnico Magnet single-coil pickups

Pickup switching: 5-position blade </ul>

UTILIZATION

Soft and easy, no compulsion to play in the high notes.

Very good ergonomics though I find it quite heavy when you play it sitting down.

Its great, the pickups are really great quality.

SOUNDS

Nothing beats the example:




PS: (nah, it's not me playing)

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for three years and is the best guitar I could play among the 6 previous (Samick, Yamaha ...).

One point less for weight, tiring sitting (at the same time, I'm not built like Chabal either).

I had purchased 250 € at the time Thomann, and I've never regretted it.

In which country was it made?
- I suppose in Indonesia

What type of bridge?
- Knife

What kind of stick?
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What kind of microphone?
- Duncan disingned, stratocaster setup for electronics


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UTILIZATION

The handle is it nice?
- In my opinion, yes! just missing some volume

Ergonomics is good?
- It remains a stratum, the basswood body is light white finish well

Access to acute?
- There are better but again it remains a strat

Do you get a good sound easy?
- So there! yes and no sound is fairly faithful to the Mexican strats kind but lacks "patatte"

SOUNDS

Are they suitable for your style of music?
- In principle I have a strong preference for single coils, playing in the style blues / rock I simply replaced the original pickups with two of SSL3 in Duncan and Dimarzio Blue Velvet in there and it does it well .

With what (s) amplifier (s) or effect (s) do you play?
- Laney VC15 on

What are the sounds you prefer, you hate?
- It is obvious that all Laney / strat strong enough to walk the blues, now I think to replace the micro bridge with something more bold

OVERALL OPINION

For how long have you been using it?
- About a year

Did you try many other models before getting this one?
- Not really the purpose of acquiring it, I have some other guitars but to have a Strat not too expensive for travel

What is your opinion about the value for the price?
- More than good

Knowing what you know now, would you make the same choice?
- Without hesitation