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My squire strat bullet series cost me $175 in 1995.
It's lasted very well. It's in excellent condition.
The action is kind of high, but I like it and it's
expected considering that I have 12 guage strings on
it. I've heard people say that the squires sound
worse because they're cheaper. I'd just like to say
that I think mine sounds better than my friends
American Strat. Mine has a thicker sound (might also
be the strings).
Also, you said that you've never had to tune your
guitar since you got it? Have you never changed
strings? [snicker] Or played drop D? Or had a string
stretch?
--- Damon <> wrote:
>
> Do not judge a book by its cover (I hate cliches,
> but this is a good one). My strat my not say strat
> on the headstock and it may not have cost over a
> $1000 dollars like a handmade strat, but its a great
> guitar for the price (240). I challenge any of you
> to find a playable strat for that price. If I
> could afford a fender I would have bout one, but
> this guitar is just my backup and it SOUNDS AND
> PLAYS BETTER THAN THE '79 STRAT I OWNED 5 YEARS AGO.
> I personally I think its not about the label
> FENDER, but the sound and playability of your
> guitar. Sure it may not say FENDER on it, but it
> does have a lot of features that I look for in a
> guitar besides affordability:
>
> 1. MATCHING HEADSTOCK.
>
>
>
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