• Don't refuse because it's a Squier...

  
  As reviewed by Paul Horton on 1/10/2012

  This is an amazing guitar! I bought this as my first electric, and I am greatly impressed. It easily rivals my friend's MIM tele. It was pretty well set up right out of the box. Don't turn it down because it's a Squier, as it's as good or better than a lot of MIMs. It isn't too heavy like some teles, it's the perfect weight. It has completely exceeded any expectations I had. The neck is great, it stays in tune, the pickups sound outstanding, and I wish I had more stars to give this guitar. As another plus it looks amazing!

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• Simply a great sounding guitar and it looks good too!

  
  As reviewed by tim m on 9/22/2011

  This is the best money I have ever spent on a guitar. I can't put this guitar down. I have had many expensive guitars over the last 30 years. The only bad news is you don't get a case or gig bag with it.

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• Mexico or China?

  
  As reviewed by Ray Guerra on 8/2/2011

  My Squier Classic Vibe Telecaster is great. What you get when you receive this guitar are two Allen wrenches. One for the truss rode and one for the bridge and that's it. Unlike Epiphone's packaging, there is no chord, book, warranty card or cleaning cloth with the Allen wrench in a closeable pouch. It would have been nice to have the welcome package. HOWEVER, don't let that stop you from purchasing it. All I needed to do was change the strings. Out of the box, the action was perfect. The fit and finish and quality of build is excellent. I have to say China has come a long way in quality of build and material. I played the Fender/Mexico version of this guitar and was not impressed for the additional cost. China gives Mexico and cheaper USA made Guitars a run for their money. Which is evident in my Epiphone Casino, Squier Jazz bass, Yamaha FG730S and now my Tele. All Great Guitars. I'm new to the Tele sound so trying to find that country/rock sound tele's are know for. Rock is easy to get out of it. The neck is thin, which I like and it has the vintage look down to the open top tuners. Which by the way is harder to change strings. But it's a vintage copy and that's what they had back in the day. You will not be disappointed. Buy one before the price goes up. I don't think Squier yet realizes they have a quality winner here that is under priced.

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