I think Squier and Fender guitars made with Indian Laurel fingerboards will be less desirable in the years to come. Your MIA Fender might be worth $1,000 today in good shape.
I don’t think it matters much what size you buy. As long as the threaded inserts and the threads on the post has the same thread size. How are the knife edges on the stock two point tremolo? For a few bucks more you could buy a whole new tremolo that comes with the inserts and studs. Squier...
I would send it back. Or ask the seller to reimburse half of what you paid for it in return and you keep the guitar if you like it. You will have a hard time selling the guitar with a crack like that.
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I have two black mini’s that I also paid $40 each for at different times. I only play one of them. The other one I need to sell but I just haven’t gotten around to it. I just wish the string spacing at the nut was a little bit wider.
I think you should buy the $100 nut files and try it yourself. And buy 2 or 3 extra nuts that fit your guitar if you screw it up the first time. Like everyone said watch YouTube videos to learn the tricks. Buy a nut that’s in the ballpark of your so you don’t have to shape it.
I have a Squier Standard that I love the looks of the bigger headstock. If the Standard had a all black logo instead of the gold and sliver, I don’t think I would like it as much. But just choosing between the two I like both versions but it depends on the guitar. What I don’t like is a painted...
The Super Distortion is my all time favorite humbucker. I have one from the late 70’s I will never get rid of. I have a JB new in the box from 2 Christmas ago but I haven’t used it yet. I think it will be too distorted sounding. But one day I’m going to put it in my Kramer Pacer Classic.
I'm not sure on the rout but I bet it's single in the neck and for the middle and bridge it will be small swimming pool rout. I like the bigger swimming pool rout myself with all pickups.
I want the Squier Standard with a maple board. Candy Apple red. I think they are 229.00 and the guitar has...
Have an older squier. I want to replace the tuners but I don't want to leave holes in the neck. Is there any tuners out there that will replace these. And what do you call the tuners I have now? Will bintage style tuners cover up the holes?