Muy buena Stratocaster.Mucho mejor que las Fender Player.

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Hace poco compré la Squier Classic Vibe años '50 Stratocaster y tengo que decir que estoy súper contento con esta guitarra.Calidad de construcción:La construcción es impresionante. El acabado es hermoso y realmente captura esa vibra vintage de los años 50. Se siente sólida y bien hecha, nada que envidiarle a modelos más caros.Sonido:El sonido es muy muy buenos. Las pastillas Alnico producen ese tono clásico de Stratocaster que todos conocemos y amamos. Ya sea para tocar blues, rock o cualquier otro género, esta guitarra se desempeña de maravilla.Tacto:El mástil de arce es suave y cómodo, y la acción está perfecta desde el primer día. Realmente es un placer tocarla, tanto para acordes como para solos.Relación calidad-precio:Para lo que cuesta, es una ganga. Obtienes una guitarra que no solo suena genial, sino que también se ve y se siente como una guitarra mucho más cara. Es perfecta tanto para principiantes que quieren algo de calidad como para músicos más experimentados que buscan un segundo instrumento.Conclusión:En resumen, la Squier Classic Vibe años '50 Stratocaster es una excelente compra. No puedo recomendarla lo suficiente. Si estás buscando una guitarra con un gran sonido, buen aspecto y que no te deje sin blanca esta es la indicada.

I was not expecting anything fancy for the money. WELL...this CV Strat has quickly become one of my all-time fav Stratocasters!!! The sound! The Pickups! The Neck! The weight (super light), The Feel in my hands! And I have vintage Strats so I'm comparing it to extremely GREAT quality Fenders. HIGHLY Recommend!!! Totally Blown away!

premetto che sono collezionista di chitarre elettriche da oltre 30 anni e quindi me ne sono passate per le mani tantissime, ho recentemente acquistato questa classic vibe 50 sulla piattaforma amazon e appena presa in mano ho avuto la sensazione qualitativa di chitarre che vanno ben oltre i 400 euro circa pagati!!le finiture , i legni la verniciatura, il manico.....stupefacenti! i pick up in alino sono poi veramente fantastici e trasmettono questo timbro vintage che la rende veramente bella e gustosa da suonare, le migliori posizioni si trovano in seconda e quarta posizione del selettore dove possiamo apprezzare il vero suono Fender vintage. ora specifichiamo cosa significa suono "vintage", questo e' quel timbro di un pick up leggermente scarico che altrimenti suonerebbe dannatamente moderno, suono pero' caldo e pastoso che la chitarra ci propone insieme ad una estetica che si rifa' alle chitarre veramente di un'altra era. Le meccaniche poi si sono rivelate molto precise e tengono bene l'accordatura, i tasti medium jumbo sono perfetti e la verniciatura gloss della tastiera e manico che sono entrambi in un unico pezzo di acero invecchiato sono la ciliegina finale sulla torta. unico neo di tutta la chitarra l'ho riscontrato nel tremolo un po' impreciso forse dovuto al blocchetto inferiore un po' troppo leggero che abbiamo gia' visto su chitarre di fascia economica. la fabbricazione di questa Squier e' Indonesiana, e' largamente diffusa l'opinione che le Indonesiane siano di livelllo qualitativo superiore alle Squier prodotte in Cina , ma devo dire che anni fa ho avuto modo di suonare stessa chitarra in oggetto ma prodotta in Cina e il ricordo che ho e' che fosse addirittura superiore a questa in funzione del fatto che i pick up di quella cinese si vocifera che fossero degli ottimi alnico della Toneraider. Su questa appena ricevuta ho solo settato meglio l'action e ho mollato un po' le molle del ponte tremolo regolato troppo duro, ho aggiunto un prodotto lubrificante per tenere l'accordatura dove ci sono i passaggi delle corde, sostituite le cover dei pick up e le manopole con colore invecchiato al posto di quelli bianchi originali e ho applicato degli adesivi a mio gusto. Condivido delle foto per sapere se vi piace! CHITARRA CONSIGLIATISSIMA!!!!!!!

Vino en perfecto estado. Tiene buenos acabados, suena muy bien.

Me gusta todo de esta guitarra, a pesar de todo para mí es una ilusión cumplida.

Check the reviews, this sounds better than MIM Strats, essentially the old Fender Classic 50’s. Comes with light gauge Fender strings and action is good out of the box. I did have to adjust the truss rod following YouTube videos; a 1/4 turn clockwise did the trick. Fab finish, fab price, fab value. A+

I'm a casual intermediate player of roughly 10 years on and off. I've borrowed or owned several budget to mid-range guitars including a Yamaha Pacifica, Early 90s Japanese Fender Heartfield, mid 2000s MIM Stratocaster, and Peavey SC-3. All of these were either sold or given back 6 months ago before a series of moves. Recently, I decided to buy another guitar to get back into it.I was prepared to get the American Strat of my childhood dreams, but I knew that kind of money would have been overkill for my skill level and intentions. The Player Strat was the next best alternative, but I wanted to test out something a little cheaper just for kicks. Research led me to Squire, particularly the Affinity and Classic Vibe series. I can’t lie. Seeing "Squire" on the headstock instead of "Fender" stung a bit at first, but I realized I'm not nearly talented enough to be that picky so I swallowed my pride. I ended up testing this guitar alongside a Squire Affinity Telecaster. Long story short, this guitar is my personal favorite over anything else I've owned/borrowed, and it's also what I believe is the greatest value I've ever gotten for a guitar.When I first received this guitar, I was very disappointed because it arrived with some cosmetic damage and blemishes. It definitely appeared to be a factory QC issue or was a return/floor model. Fortunately, Amazon was able to fix the situation quickly. Overall, it appears this was an uncommon issue.With that out of the way, I'm glad I gave the Classic Vibe another chance. This guitar screams quality and classic style. The color is a beautiful Fiesta Red that I swear changes throughout the day. Sometimes I see hot rod red, sometimes coral, and sometimes even orange. The neck, fretboard, and headstock of the guitar are maple with a heavy lacquer "gym floor" finish that make moving up the fretboard quick and smooth. The headstock has a classic narrow shape and vintage style tuners. What sets this guitar apart is that the quality of the materials seem very high for the price. This is an Indonesian factory model while the Affinity Series Tele I tested was a Chinese factory model. It honestly had shockingly good sound and looks for just over $200, but I could still tell the quality of materials took a significant hit and probably wouldn't have stood the test of time. I had the same experience with my Peavey SC-3 from six years ago; great sound for $399 but cheap paint and materials immediately started to degrade. I will update this review as necessary with time, but I have a great feeling about this Classic Vibe.Sound-wise, I'm pretty blown away. Out of the box, I experienced zero fret buzz and great action. The sound is bright and clean, and I believe it matches or exceeds the sound quality I got out of my mid-2000s MIM Strat. I'm no audiophile, but this guitar truly sounds like something more expensive.Make no mistake. This is not a $1200-$2000 American Strat. However, based on my experience and that of several Youtubers, it appears Classic Vibe can at least give the $699 Fender MIM Strat and even the $899 Fender Vintera a lot more competition than you would expect. Now knowing what $300-$500 gets for a guitar these days, I'm not sure I'll ever be able to justify the cost of a name brand Fender as a hobby guitarist.Conclusion: This is a lot more guitar than I expected for $399. It screams quality, and I've fallen in love with its classic style. This appears to be as good as it gets for the beginner/intermediate casual guitar player, yet I bet it could hang just fine with a more talented gig musician too. Unfortunately, they may get fewer groupies with "Squire" on the headstock!Additionally, the price jump between the Affinity Series Telecaster at $229 and the $399 Classic Vibe Stratocaster is definitely something I advice biting the bullet for. While the sound quality of the Affinity really was impressive, the quality of materials and construction are pretty far apart. I can't speak on behalf of the Affinity Stratocaster, but I assume the same. Do yourself a favor: buy this guitar and play your favorite song from the 50s to break it in. I don't think you'll be disappointed.Edit: One picture has a switched out pickguard