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omg teh telecaster!
valley_parade:
--- Quote from: Bastardous Bassist ---The main problem with a low quality guitar line (and nobody can argue that the Squier is not a low quality line) is consinstency. The tolerances just aren't high enough, which means the vast majority of them are garbage, but there are certainly some that are pretty good.
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My first electric was an affinity series Strat. THAT was shit. But I tried the Tele when I was down at the shop a few weeks ago, and it seems like (at least through a Fender Frontman 25R and a Marshall AVT20) it's one of the "pretty good" ones. Which is about 75% of the reason that I want to get it. The other 25% being that I've always wanted a Telecaster with humbuckers.
Patatat:
Don't be an idiot my friend. Save like maybe a hundred more dollars, and buy a Fender Made In Mexico Telecaster. Squier's are complete shit in my experience, and if you wanna save money. Buy an Agile telecaster, best bang for your buck anywhere. www.rondomusic.net
ayePod:
Unless it's an older Squier Tele then I suggest buying the Fender Mexico brand. I play a '82 Silver Series Squier Tele and it plays beautifully but I've had the misfortune of handling the newer ones and they just don't compare.
Thrillho:
--- Quote from: Bastardous Bassist ---
--- Quote from: DynamiteKid ---I gig with a Squier Tele on a weekly basis and have done for two years. I can wholeheartedly recommend you buy one, especially at that price.
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The main problem with a low quality guitar line (and nobody can argue that the Squier is not a low quality line) is consinstency. The tolerances just aren't high enough, which means the vast majority of them are garbage, but there are certainly some that are pretty good.
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That's nothing to do with it being a Squier. That's to do with any guitar made of wood. Wood is not constant.
Bastardous Bassist:
--- Quote from: DynamiteKid ---That's nothing to do with it being a Squier. That's to do with any guitar made of wood. Wood is not constant.
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Um... Not entirely what I said. I'm ignoring the whole wood thing. I'm just talking about the quality of the construction.
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