I'm not really a Squier fan, that is until now. I wanted a traveling guitar so I could leave my others at home, but after getting this baby I had to rethink about traveling with it. I changed the pickups to noiseless pu's and now it plays just as good, if not better, than my other guitar's and I have a Gretsch, Ibanez (just to name a few) and this Tele ranks up there with them. I would highly recommend changing the pu's if you want a little more bottom, if not, you still can't go wrong with this guitar. It stay's in tune, the neck is fast and the guitar is just the right weight. I would think twice about a Squier, don't think it's not well made because it's a Squier. Well done Fender!

This guitar blows my mind I just love the pu's on it. It's got a nice sound, great tone and a terrifically sweet body and the price is unimaginable. I have 31 guitars including a few teles and some strats but this guitar had the coolest sound of all of them I had a gig this weekend I got it up in cali and I played this guitar there. the humbuckers are outrageous theres no better guitar for the price the only thing I would complain about is the drive quality it's good, but not great

I wanted to purchase a second guitar. My first was a Les Paul Studio. I wanted to branch off for a single coil tone, but I hated the stereotype of the Stratocaster. So I turned to the Tele. This one looks wicked and sounds brilliant for a Squier. Squier has gotten better with the stuff their churning out. The pickups are a bit noisy, but just replace them with noiseless ones. Great!

I've had this guitar for 6 months now. I own way too many guitars for my skill level, including two vintage Guild's from the 60's. While not up to that level of sound and quality, this is a well made guitar with that Tele twang. Mine needle a set-up for proper intonation, hence the 4 stars instead of 5 (I'm picky about perfection) but I love the thin neck profile and the action is just fine for me.The biggest difference in my satisfaction with this guitar has been determined by which amp I play thru.My Guild Starfire has tone tone and more tone thru my small Vox amp, and still sweet thru my 65w, 1 - 12" Fender Princeton. The Squire sounds only OK thru the Vox, but really comes alive thru the Fender amp. Turn the Fender amp up, play around with the tone on amp and guitar and it's rockabilly, country, Jimmy Paige, Jeff Beck....whatever you want. The Fender/Fender Squire combination is one I would recommend if you want the most out of this axe. Maybe a Marshall or other high energy, high end amp would suit as well ( but if you can afford a high end amp, you'd probably buy a US Tele!!!) Overall, you can't go wrong with this guitar, especially for beginner to intermediate players.Heck, even you guitar Gods out there that only want something to beat around....BUY IT.Did I mention that the Black body and headstock/Mirror pickguard combination is TOTALLY outrageous?Did I mention that the Black/Mirror color scheme is TOTALLY outrageous?

After not playing for a few years, I purchased this guitar from Music 123. One of my better decisions. I previously owned a Rickenbacker 620 and Epiphone Sheraton guitar. I am extremely delighted with the action and play of the Tele. This Squire model rivals my previously owned guitars. Paired up with my VOX amp, the sound is fantastic. Thanks Fender and 123.