Squier Vintage Modified '70s Stratocaster (Vintage White )Item ID: StratVMRVWSolidbody Electric Guitar with Basswood Body, Maple Neck, Rosewood Fingerboard, 3 x Duncan Designed Single-coil Pickups - Vintage White 
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From Our Research Team:A Great Deal on a Classic '70s-style StratSquier's Vintage Modified '70s Stratocaster® solidbody electric guitar gives you classic Strat® look and feel for an amazing low price. Its set of Duncan Designed single-coil Strat pickups provide you with bright highs, excellent midrange bite, and tightly focused bass. What's more, the Vintage Modified '70s Stratocaster features a set of vintage-style hardware with a matching finish for a cool '70s look you're sure to love. If you dig the vibe of a classic 1970s FENDER® Strat®, then you're going to feel at home with a Squier® Vintage Modified '70s Stratocaster electric guitar.Squier Vintage Modified '70s Stratocaster Solidbody Electric Guitar at a Glance:
Lightweight basswood body gives you sparkle and bite To give you the bite and resonance you expect from a Strat, Squier outfitted their Vintage Modified '70s Stratocaster electric guitar with a sleek basswood body and a solid maple neck. This combination doesn't just give the Vintage Modified '70s Stratocaster timeless Strat sound, it's also super lightweight, making it super comfortable, even for your longer playing sessions. Duncan Designed pickups give this axe classic Strat tone Speaking of classic Strat tone, you'll love the sound of the Squire Vintage Modified '70s Stratocaster's trio of Duncan Designed single-coil Strat pickups. These pickups give you the very essence of Stratocaster sparkle and shine with the perfect touch of low-end growl. Vintage hardware adds classic touches and solid playability Squire put the vintage touch on their Vintage Modified '70s Stratocaster with classic-style Strat hardware that captures the bygone era of this guitar's glory days. These touches include solid Vintage Style chrome tuners and a Vintage Style Synchronized Tremolo that lets you pull off classic bends. Squier Vintage Modified '70s Stratocaster Solidbody Electric Guitar Features:
For classic Strat tone that never goes out of style, pick up a Squier Vintage Modified '70s Stratocaster solidbody electric guitar!
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Jason, San Diego, CA Reviewsbased on 3 reviewsSquier Vintage Modified 70's
by Robin Woodard from United States
I have always played Telecasters. I've only owned one American Standard Strat and lost it. But on a hunch I saw this Squier hanging on the wall and I picked it up, played it without plugging it in. I... read more [+] knew almost instantly this was it. I picked it up a couple of days later bought it and I was right. When I plugged it in , it was true love. I've payed as as much as $5000.00 for guitars before, but I got this for around 235.00 . I did some minor, and mean minor adjustments. You know setting the intonation,"it was off only by a few cents. Dialed in the whammy bar, again minor adjustment, now I can dive bomb like early Van Halen. It goes from country to straight up in your face Deep Purplish rock with just the roll of the volume. I am a professional guitarist for over twenty eight years now, and all I can say to sum this up is way to go Indonesian Fenders!!!! This guitar is dead stock and it is every bit as good , or better than some of my most expensive guitars. This is truly a working musicians guitar. If you got a couple of hundred bucks, go get one now. I'll probably hot rod the pickups ,but I won't get rid o the stock ones. Truly a masterpiece , and a hell of a ton of fun to play. Don't change a thing, this guitar is everything I say it is. All I know is proof is in the pickin' try one for yourself, and you too will be a beliver as well. close [-]
September 28, 2012 Music Background: Professional guitarist , songwriter, touring musician Fantastic Guitar
by Bradley Stern from Grafton, WI
The answer to the age-old question, "how many guitars do you need?" is simple..."just one more." So, when my kids gave me a Sweetwater giftcard for Christmas, I decided to add another axe to my colle... read more [+]ction, but I didn't want to spend a ton. I wanted something that would be visually appealing, fun to play, and of decent quality to back up my mexi strat and tele. After doing some research, I went for the Vintage Modified 70's strat.December 31, 2012 Music Background: Hobbyist, performer Out of the box, the guitar looks great. The vintage white color is actually a pale yellow. It reminds me of the color strat that Yngwie Malmsteen and Ritchie Blackmore used back in the day. The neck is a gold hue, and the black pickups and knobs make this guitar. The guitar is noticably lighter than my strat, but it does not feel "cheap" in any way. It is a solid guitar in every respect. It does not feel like a toy in my hands. The action may be a touch high out of the box, but that is a matter of taste. In any event, that's nothing a quick set-up wouldn't take care of. The guitar plays well...bends come with ease, and it stays in tune. As far as the tone is concerned, I wanted that authentic strat sound, and this guitar delivers nicely. It handles the blues as well as classic rock and metal riffs without a problem. It also sounds great clean, too. The sound is unmistakable. It is a strat without question. As far as my rating is concerned, keep in mind that everything is relative. When I give this guitar a 4.5, I'm comparing it to other guitars in its class and of like construction. This is not a low end piece of junk. The value for the price is unbeatable. Pick this baby up and you won't be disappointed. close [-] A real guitar
by Kevin Jones from Sugar Land, TX
There was a time when Squiers were kind of a joke. A non-serious guitar for newbies only. Terrible build, electronics, and hardware. I've noticed in the past few years that has changed a lot with s... read more [+]ome models. The Classic Vibe series and Vintage Modified series are real guitars. I've played for decades and owned $200 guitars and $2000 guitars. I wouldn't be embarrassed to have this on the rack next to any expensive guitar. The fretwork is great, no barbs and they're uniformly level, the finish was perfect all around, and the duncan designed pickups sound far better than the standard strat pickups in the $500 Mexican models. This guitar is worth every penny of its price. close [-]
January 21, 2013 Music Background: off and on gigging guitarist, 36 years experience. Also popular
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