Any thoughts. From what I’ve found this was is a made in china fender any thoughts on those or perhaps anyone owned this model, personally the overall idea of semi hollow p90 telecaster sounds great but I might just be delusional…. Good price, I’m sure it sounds nice.
Mar 1, 2019 · #1 I have noticed with past purchases that the Indo made Squiers are better made compared to the Chines made Squires. What do you think and what has your experience been? DougMen Squier-Axpert Jun 8, 2017 14,014 Honolulu, HI Mar 1, 2019 #2 My only experience has been comparing an Indonesian VM Strat to a Chinese CV Strat.
The only comparison I have seen to the playability of this neck was on a vintage 1977 Stratocaster. The finish on this guitar is great. It allows some of the natural wood to show through and will wear nicely. In today's market with some after market upgrades this guitar will be much nicer than a Chinese Fender for nearly double the price.
As King of Cheapo Guitars, Fenders and Squiers have a very high return on any funds put into setup. Then comes pickups, pots and things like that I totally get what someone would want a gorgeous Fender, but feel a Squier can be made a highly usable guitar for very little. CNC has totally leveled the playing field.
The very clever bit however, is the electronics; sounds come courtesy of an under-saddle piezo and a custom-designed Fishman Acoustic Engine preamp, while there’s also an Acoustasonic Shawbucker humbucker below the soundhole for electrified sounds. As with the Player Telecaster, the Player Jazzmaster offers a slightly less bountiful buffet of
Oct 26, 2020 · Average rating: 4.66 stars. Considering the price of the guitars within this series, the Fender Alternative series delivers for the most part and is well priced for the beginner market. With prices ranging from $149.99 for the FA-15N 3/4 Nylon, up to $439.99 for the FA-345CE Auditorium.
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are chinese fenders any good
