Fender Squier Stratocaster

So to sum it all up, yes, I think this is a good first guitar for somebody. Now, in particular, I think the Squier Contemporary Series is extra good f...

Well, I think this is probably the best all-rounder beginner, and even intermediate guitar you can get at that price point. Um, yes, you can get the b...

The neck on the Squier is way thinner and way faster, I feel a lot more expressive on it. I've spent so much time over the past few weeks playing one, then instantly playing the other and damn, the Squier feels and sounds better EVERY. SINGLE.

I have a few Squier Affinity Strats picked up this past year due to boredom stuck in house and based on these previous purchases, I feel this was a let down. I wanted a Candy-Apple Red Strat but did not want to pay up for the Classic Vibe since I planned on modding it. Also needed a small practice a...

Usually they are all the same. The fender Stratocaster is the most customizable guitar there is because of that.

Let me clear up the misunderstandings related to this guitar. First, the Pickguards are NOT scratched! They come with a clear film over them when shipped to protect the Pickguard. You need to peel it off. I can clearly see it in the the photos people posted, complaining about scratches! Peel it off!...

If I were to weigh in here, my first electric was a squier Stratocaster and I’ve been playing that guitar for almost a decade haha. I think you’ll find the Stratocaster offers the most versatility of the guitars you’re looking at, especially the classic vibe for the price point.

I wanted a solid guitar to learn on, and this fits the bill quite nicely. I am a woodworker by hobby, and the wood construction and craftsmanship is well done. I am sure a guitar costing 10 times more would have even higher tolerances and better quality finishes, but this one is well put together. I...

I've owned a 1997 Squier Stratocaster, made in Mexico, for 15 years or so now. It just so happens to be my first real guitar. Through the years of dragging it from gig to gig, and relatively poor upkeep on my part, shes due for a full rebuild. All volume and tone pontentiometers and knobs need replaced.

Yup. It's what you ordered, an adult guitar. Two stars overall because it's exactly what it advertises as, with quality and craftsmanship issues. I gave 2 stars on craftsmanship because the plastic pick guard is scratched and warped and I notice the jack cover plate was bowed up on one end and the j...