Squier Classic Vibe 50s Telecaster Butterscotch Blonde Maple Fingerboard

Beautiful,superb price,grab one now

For a so-called 'budget' telecaster, this Squier Classic Vibe has genuinely excellent playability, setup and sound that rivals far more expensive models. I originally visited GuitarGuitar Edinburgh to buy a Squier Stratocaster model, but once I played this 50s Tele I couldn't put it down. Excellent telecaster model.

It’s a classic color, has decent action, good tone, and is a great value.

Looks lovely, feels great to play.

An excellent guitar for a very reasonable price, very playable straight out of the box, needed only very slight setup adjustment to suit me.

Been after one for a while so am very happy. Great quality, looks, and sound.

Great value for money and is a whole lot of guitar for the price.

Great guitar! Great sound and beautiful finish

Very good guitar great value

Great sound, good quality and feels great to play.

I dont play so dont have much Idea.......

This guitar is great value for the money. Pros: -The guitar feels fantastic. The only know I can describe it is 'buttery', most likely due to the neck radius and the glossy finish. The neck profile is very comfortable as well. -I was afraid the glossy neck would be very sticky but that's really not the case. - It plays very well and it sounds good, although the neck pickup is a tiny bit noisy but you'd expect that from single coils. -The fret work is actually quite nice, a lot better done than what I would have expected. Cons: -The only real criticism is that the hole for adjusting the truss rod had some debris in it and the lacquer around the hole came cracked. It's a very small visual defect to an otherwise well finished guitar, and I'm not sure it's enough of an issue to send the item back. -Something else that isn't as great as I would have liked is the wood grain - it's not as good looking as the one on the model in the photos. The body is also made out of 3 blocks of wood, which is a wee bit much for a transparent finish. It doesn't look bad, just not as good as I would have hoped. -And one last thing worth mentioning is that the guitar will need set up as mine came with quite a lot of fret buzz that was coming through the pickups. If this is your first guitar and you're not familiar with the setup process you might want to have it set up by a guitar tech. Final thoughts: I'm quite happy with the guitar, with most of my complaints being about the visual aspect of it rather than how it sounds or how it plays. For the price, I think it's a fantastic guitar, built and finished quite well, hence the 5*.

Outstanding value. Played well out of the box. Incredible for the money.

great guitar for the price

Not being a good player I didn?t want to spend a great deal of money. I watched several comparisons on YouTube and this compared well against a Mexican made Telecaster and was almost £200 cheaper.