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Oh my word! How can they churn out great guitars like this for the price? I haven't played it yet (will report back on that- I'm knackered after a 110 mile drive and there is someone else sleeping in the house). Out of the box it looks gorgeous. The finish on the body is great. I haven't found any flaws yet, other than a little bit of glue overspill om the back where I assume the string ferrules haven been glued in, and I was able to wipe that off with my finger. The neck looks to be straight as a die. Tuning was only out by maybe a half step, but I never worry about that on a new guitar that's been delivered. The neck and fretboard look beautiful. The neck is caramel maple and the neck is laurel. The bridge is the classic tele ashtray style and the tuners are kluson style, with the string ends going into the centre posts. The tuners feel nice and tight, but turn smoothly. The frets are reasonably well finished. They are all polished and there is no fret sprout. If you run a finger along them at an angle there are one or two that feel a little bit sharp, but I don't think it'll be noticeable when playing. Even the edges of the fretboard seem to have been rolled a bit.

Thanks for the help

I live in Iran and I wanna spend around the price of these amps. So you recommend Relond cube?

Hello all! Usually over on basschat but have some gear I'd like to sell to fund other musical needs This is a really good looking guitar in mint condition. Fantastic finish and versatile, punchy pickups. Only 200 of this finish were sold in Europe. A lot of guitar here. Mahogany body with maple top, charcoal fade finish. Comfortable and fast neck with a rosewood fretboard. Pickups on this are also great and the main selling point - 8 selection options (mixing push/pull coil splitting with a 3 way selector) give a huge variety of tones from the Strat split-coil sound to big, chunky humbucker tones. It does everything exceptionally well and would be at home in pretty much any musical setting. It's a great guitar. As pictured, the guitar comes with the official PRS soft case and case candy / tremolo arm. Please feel free to ask any questions, I'll answer as best I can. Pickup is preferred (I'm near Kingston Upon Thames - KT6 postcode) however I can ship at buyer's expense. I've also linked my feedback thread from basschat below https://www.basschat.co.uk/topic/52720-feedback-for-ashevans09/#comment-523453 Thanks! Ash

That would be interesting... I suppose a lot might depend on what it would cost to have a fret job done. Be interesting to compare that with the cost of the file... The comparison will be interesting, particularly I think on a Tele. The 20 vs 62 spec on the Strats I think the differences are more obvious - it's all about the trem system, the block and all the rest.

I'm still waiting on this guitar to arrive. Apparently one came in but it was also damaged. I called in to the shop at the weekend and the guy said he'd get the boss on to it and will give me a call when it comes in. Her birthday is in two weeks time and I'm worried that the guitar won't arrive in time, so I have ordered a Harley Benton TE-62 DBBK, just in case. I was wanting one of these for myself anyway, so hopefully the Squier arrives in time. The alternative is that I call in to the shop and ask if I can take one of the othes colours.

I got a Positive Grid Spark Go. It's brilliant for this sort of thing. You can plug headphones into it and even use the attached loop to put it on your belt loop, allowing you to walk around the house with it.