Squier Mini Stratocaster Left-handed Electric Guitar - Black Reviews
The Squier Mini Stratocaster solidbody electric guitar makes a great instrument for beginners, younger players, and travelers. This 3/4-size guitar might look cute, but it’s also capable of becoming a tone monster when you plug it in. Like its big brother, the Squier Bullet, the Mini Strat uses three single-coil pickups, volume and tone controls, and 5-way pickup switching to give you an array of great sounds. It also includes a comfortable maple neck, an Indian laurel fingerboard, and a chrome-plated hardtail bridge. It’s perfect for smaller hands and sized just right for taking on the road.
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Mini squire
It's ok if you know how to set it up correctly.What did I do?Disasembled neck and headstoke,sanded down with 2000gr
Then light coat of linseed oil,neck had no visible finish.Just bare wood.oiled fret board,put on Ernie ball strings,polished frets,they were dull,all nuts on tunners were loose,holes in headstoke are so big you can move them back and fourth assume about 10,000ths.To big,after all this work about 2hrs later it was playable.I like as fast a action as I can get away with.After all the work plugged into the Ampeg 1x15 I now sounds awsome. If you want to put all the time and effort into getting it playable and you already know a lot about base setup then you'll like it if not by Ibanez micro instead if I knew all the stuff I had to get to to get it to the point where I really like it I think I would have bought the Ibanez instead but having done all the work on it it didn't bother me and now I have a nice sounding short scale bass.
