DanTravis62
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The work great for every type of music from blues and jazz to all out metal.
I agree
Don't get me wrong I love me some telecaster, but I can't use it for literally everything
Same with strats or pointy guitars
The work great for every type of music from blues and jazz to all out metal.
You are banned from sending me stuff brougham. I already have a small wall full of your creations.I’m gonna send vonbonfire a bluueezzzz guitar…
Not to play live for the reasons stated, but to just "have one" as they are beautiful guitars.Theeeere it is.
I bet if you put genuine fender neck decals on squiers no one would be able to tell the difference at least by ear.This is my Squire. Put a Custom waterslide decal on it and cleared over top of it.
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Not to play live for the reasons stated, but to just "have one" as they are beautiful guitars.

Kid I played with in a Jazz Ensemble with was basically a jazz virtuoso, he kinda did and didn't realize it, and made amazing tones on a little bullet and cheap a semi-hollow through a little amp rig I gifted him.He was ripping some amazing blues n soul on one of those cheap import bullet strats. Cranked ri twin in a garage size club, with a 808 for boost and a wah wah he only used once @rsm
Whole band just smoked. It was a masterclass in blues guitar. I havent seen in-person playing on his level since seeing Lucky Peterson around 2005. The tone of the rig was cutting and his touch and control of the rig was noteworthy.
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I think I only own one USA sg…. Everything else is Mij and one Indonesian rg550….everything I have is killer. It’s crazy….When Robin Trower came back after about a four year period of not touring, he was playing Squier Strats. This would be from about 1984 till a few years afterward.
I myself owned two of them, plus a Jazz Bass. All Squires built in Japan, which were amazing at that point in time.