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I play a Korean Squier, i think from the early 80's but i never
bothetred checking that out - i love the guitar, mainly for the neck,
which is a lot like the one on the mexican classic 60's series,
including thick shiny yellowed lacquer (sp?).
pups were bad, put Seymour D SSL-1's in it.
mind you, the body is plywood, and by all this list standards its a
crap guitar. but I am with you completely, over the last 5 years or
so i sold about $5000 worth of guitars. all my investment has been in
amps, speakers, reverb and fuzz ;-).
WR
--- In , Richard <errant_jedi@y...>
wrote:
> When I first started playing bass I went right to the
> top and bought a USA vintage series Precision. Since
> that time I've downgraded and found that the best
> values were in the mid-range stuff, like the Mexican
> and particularly Japanese made, and since I'm not a
> pro musician that's more than good enough for me.
> Lately I've been wanting a Stratocaster but I just
> can't drop a lot of money on it, even for a used
> Mexican or Japanese Strat. eBay has driven the price
> of these up beyond what I'm willing to pay
> sight-unseen and there's nothing particularly
> desirable in any of the stores around here for the low
> budget shopper.
>
> I had a Squier Affinity Bullet Strat for a while. It
> was a complete piece of garbage and the most useless
> piece of gear I've ever owned. I own two Vista Series
> Squiers (a Jagmaster and a Musicmaster bass) that are
> fantastic and worth twice as much as what I paid for
> them. As far as Stratocasters go, what do you guys
> think is the best deal in the Squier series? The old
> Korean made Squiers? Are the newer Standards any
> good?
>
> Richard
>
>
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