Question:
I'm selling my nearly new Squier Stratocaster.
It's a Standard Series which is not to be confused with either the Affinity or Bullet Series, both of which are lower on the totem pole, so to speak.
The Standatd Stratocaster has the slim contoured body, 22 medium jumbo frets, 2 point vibrato bridge and large '70s style headstock.
This model in particular features a 3 piece mahogany body finished in honey satin, maple neck w/ rosewood fretboard, headstock face finished in honey satin, H-S-S pickup configuration, no pickguard, traditional 1 vol and 2 tone controls and 5 way switch.
Pickups are stock Duncan Designed humbucker (bridge), aftermarket Seymour Duncan Vintage Rails (middle) and aftermarket Fender Noiseless single coil (neck). This combo not only gives 5 very distinct tones but does so with no hum whatsoever.
I'm including a new Curt Mangan strap. I am not including a case with this guitar but it will ship in it's original Fender Squier box including lots of reinforcement and padding.
Price is SOLD.
Here's a recent pic and more are available upon request:

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Thank you. One, for spelling Squier right, like half the nation cannot find it in themselves to do for some reason. Two, for not calling it a Fender Squier to try and sugar coat the fact that it's a Squier. Thank you. Again.
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Not my cup of tea, but that's pretty nice. A very decent guitar for the money, too, I would say, especially with the upgraded pickups.
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Originally Posted by Brent Thank you. One, for spelling Squier right, like half the nation cannot find it in themselves to do for some reason. Two, for not calling it a Fender Squier to try and sugar coat the fact that it's a Squier. Thank you. Again.
You are welcome and the guitar has been sold already.