Sincerely agree. I picked up a (used) Squier Thinline Tele (60s classic vibe) and I could not be happier. I was shocked at the quality. Obviously it's not top of the top but for the price point I kinda think they're unbeatable. Hearing the squier tele in this just solidifies that opinion for me.
Squier keeps helping fender not get stuck. These colors and finishes and ideas seem so much more bold. Fender should be releasing so many more colors, options, and short runs.
they were just a young 18 years when I came along, they have just always existed to me and probably many others watching, crazy to imagine a world where your first guitar wasn't one.
Jeff Healey absolutely played a Squier! My first electric was a black Squier Strat (which is now my son’s) and when I saw an ad where Jeff was playing his Squier Strat I was over the moon. Jeff Healey was also the first concert I ever went to way back in 1990 I believe and he’ll always hold a special place in my heart.
@@davidharding200 a force to be reckoned with,and thanks to modern technology an old fart like myself can watch live footage that I missed living on the other side of the world. Angel eyes,see the light just a couple of my favourites. Talent sadly taken from the world
Purchased the 40th Anniversary Satin Blonde Telecaster and oh my god what a beautiful instrument it is. The neck is absolutely KILLER. There are a few minor superficial flaws and the neck pickup is mostly unplayable but as a $300 moddable platform with an incredible neck and delivered to my home it was a bargain👍🏽 thank you Squier
I just picked up a 40thAE Tele, red like the one in the video, from a major US retailer who had it on an irresistible sale. I brought along my 20+ year pro guitarist brother for help checking it out, and we both agreed that even at full price these things are an absolutely spectacular deal, with the Tele in particular there's really no comparison until at least the over $1k Vintera. One thing I'll say, though, is that I highly recommend trying multiple examples out in person before buying, we did that and there was a shocking amount of variation in sound between them, the one I bought had a MUCH hotter bridge pickup than the one before it, really awesome cowboy boot stomping country sound that the other example totally lacked.
Pretty sure it’s a polyester vs polyurethane thing? Fenders urethane finishes always come in much nicer colors than their polyester offerings and squier exclusively used urethane
My 2015 Fender standard tele stays at home while my CV squire tele makes it to the clubs. It says in tune and sounds good and if it gets damaged it isn’t a big big deal. Still a deal, but…Pine body, brass saddles and bone nut is all you need.
Honestly I have Fenders and Squires, man it hard to tell the difference. Squire is so good these days its really crazy. If you are on a budget it's a no brainer to get the Squire.
I have the 40th anniversary Jazzmaster in Seafoam. It feels better to play than my Vintera Tele Deluxe. I wouldn't be surprised if we start seeing more pros using them on stage.
You won't. It's a cheap guitar for good reasons. If you see it on TV it's probably something the venue had in stocks they could loan to the gig musician at the time. Go play a real fender side by side to the Squier and feel the difference
@James Tillman I have played them side by side. There is some difference, as you would hope seeing as fenders cost several times as much as the squiers do. But it's not a huge difference and there is absolutely nothing wrong with a good squier, and absolutely no reason why a professional musician couldn't use one for a live performance. And in fact they do, on occasion. The great jeff Healey played a squier strat for a long time, and sounded great, and Peter perret of the band The Only Ones plays one also. There's no reason why any professional couldn't use one, but many of them have their own signature fenders or whatever, or like to use vintage instruments. Also your average rock star makes a lot of money, so it stands to reason they would invest more money into their instruments. Not because there is anything wrong with a squier, but rather because a more expensive instrument will probably be just that great, as well being more desirable, naturally. Nothing wrong with squier though.
I picked up a seafoam Strat for under $300 last Christmas. Decked it out with a white pearloid pick guard and upgraded the electronics. Great cheap axe.
I put a fender neck on my satin sunburst vintage edition Squire and now it’s better than my American professional 1 no joke. I got lighter one and the vibration of the strings and the acoustics none plugged in is just so much better!! This new wood was a great move!! It’s so good that I just bought a squire vintage edition telecaster. Earlier today!!!
You young pup's aren't old , I'm 55. I had the Squier Affinity Tele and I had absolutely no issues with it at all , it was a solid guitar. I only paid $225.00 for it , I since sold it only because I built myself a custom Tele. They have definitely upped their game!
All great additions to the Squier brand! I really like the Tele more than the others, though I must add that the neck pickup of the Jazzmaster is really schweeeeet!! Well done, Squier!
@@ragnadrabinowitz7629 unfortunately it arrived damaged. I wasn't as impressed with the guitar as I'd hoped, the frets were rough and the neck was warped. The guys at Anderton were great as usual and provided a refund. I was going to exchange it for another copy however going into the store I realised that the G&L guitars were better finished for a similar price. Decided to rethink about my next guitar purchase. It's a cool looking guitar for sure but not the one for me.
@@thewoodster the hazards of buying a guitar online. sorry, your experience was not good. I found one at a music store and I thought it was very well put together. the store knocked 100 bucks off the price and I couldn't resist.
Just purchased a used vintage modified jazzmaster 🔥sonic blue, rosewood finger board, Duncan design pick ups, followed puisheens TH-cam channel for jazzmaster setups, raise the bridge and shim the neck. Love that guitar . Holds tune sounds great! Also played a 50s CV strat with that pine body. Awesome guitars coming from squier.
Very Cool Demo/Review Thankyou. I Have a 2 color sunburst Squier with wood grain showing through, Most Stunning Finish I have seen on a guitar. Amazing to play too.
These sound the biz! That Jazzmaster has a very 'un-jazzmastry' snarl....sounds pretty bloody good! They've hit home runs with these pickups across the range!
just picked up a used basically brand new squier 40th anniversary telecaster and Its turned into my fav. guitar I own even though its the farthest from the most expensive I own. Its just perfect for taking anywhere not really worrying too much about it because its cheap enough to replace, yet it sounds fantastic. only complaint is probably the knobs have a huge deadzone where it doesnt really do anything then suddenly the last like 3/4 rotation are drastic differences. Probably can just get new knobs for that but still.
Great guitars, have owned Mexican and Japanese fenders and these have set the bar for affordability and craftsmanship. The surprise me every year with their offerings. Great review too.
Man I love that two tone burst on that strat. I actually tend to steer away from bursts cause the line is too thin and too definite. I like when they fade towards the center of the guitar.
Recently got a Squier Bullet Tele with plans to upgrade most of it. After playing it, I think it only needs a nut and a neck pickup, but even the stock pickups sound pretty damn good. Squier is really building some very solid instruments for not a lot of money.
Quality tuners, pots and a graphtec nut and your choice of pickups will really do something to that strat. I had the squier affinity strat (one step above yours) and did just that but used CS69' pickups. That thing sounded amazing. Sold it to fund an expensive guitar but I still miss that damn thing.
@@Tomekkplk It's a Tele, but yeah. The tuners seem fine after weeks of playing it, so I'll leave them alone-I only want to spend so much on a $150 guitar. May do the nut. Already got the pickups, just waiting to have them installed with new saddles. Pots and 4-way switch may come at some point, but for now they're fine.
I really enjoy the videos you guys put out ! The information about the gear and the great playing and the fun laid back approach that you give your audience is amazing. It always makes me grab my strat. And want to sit in with you both. The beautiful playing at the end touched my soul and it reminds you why I love the guitars and amps I have. Thank you Captain and Pete ! In this crazy world you guys take me to a place where I forget that craziness and it reminds me why I love guitars and music .
Famous Squier players include George Harrison who used a strat at the 1987 Prince's Trust concert. Also Mike Rutherford used a Squier on the recent Genesis tour.
I'm lucky enough to have some high end guitars but the guitar I always reach for is my squier esquire.. just love it.. if these are as good.. count me in!!!!.
Squier is spelled that way because it was the name of the founder. That seems to be the most common spelling of the surname. Likely both spellings were common for both the word & the surname before spellings gradually became more fixed, and it just happened that one variant won out for the word & another for the surname.
Absolutely, if you go back when Chapman & the Captn were doing these & it was Rob wankin all over everything (gain set to stun!) & Lee doin a bit of rythym, Now you hear the guitars clean & with a bit of dirt, Pete will run a few bars off & then Lee gets to let rip too...his playings come along brilliantly.
I just got the telecaster, the blonde/butterscotch one. And it's absolutely great! I went to buy a classic vibe, and it was good, but was a little heavy and I just couldn't get on with the glossy neck. Then I tried the 40th anniversary and it was perfect! All the goodness of the cv, but with a nice satin finish all over and especially on the back of the neck, so no stickiness. And the binding and the anodised aluminium pickguard are just great. I'm actually really tempted to get the strat version also! Cos I know I will end up buying a strat one day and so I might go ahead and pick up this 40th anniversary one while I can.
Wondering if it's a light blonde or more yellow blonde? I'm really tempted by the blonde model but don't like the more yellow butterscotch blonde colourway! 😅
I have many Squiers, including Teles, Strats, P &J Basses, and a Starcaster "Classic Vibe" that I am crazy about!!! Just great guitars and basses period!!!😎👍🎸❤️
Tough call here. If the tele was $500 I would've done it, but $600 puts you in range of a used MIM Fender, and is about what we were paying for them in '20. I love the color but the price is pushing me towards a CV if I'm gonna go Squire.
Awesome video guys! That outro jam really hit something in me. Everytime I hear Pete play the tele, I want to buy that second hand classic vibe tele I have been eying for a while now. I have never played anything in my life, I am 40 years old - but everytime I watch one of your videos I come a little bit closer to just jumping at it.
I didn’t start playing bass until I was almost 40. Pluck away at it,it’s basically putting in the time to get good. Next thing I know I got 20 years under my belt.
i was gonna upgrade the pickups to a custom shop 69's plate with the usa works etc, but i kind of like the bridge pickup, and the neck pickup aint bad, also when you go to bridge and middle pu you get a out of phaze kind of sound. so i upgraded the tuner's and put some better saddles on it and some better knobs.
Jack Pearson, one of the best players on the planet (and one time member of the Allman Brothers Band) plays a Squier. I have one of the Surf Green Bullet Teles, and it's amazing for the price.
I saw the Squire tele at Guitar Center nyc. It was definitely new, hadn’t been there all year. I remember thinking WOW a squire/tele with a glossed neck. This is worth way more than 4-500
Nyatoh wood in Indonesia called Pohon Nagasari, good to know that squier now using the same wood that many of Indonesian's guitar builder have used many years ago
They look really cool although in Australia they're $1,100, pre-order. Not sure if id go the squier over mim fender for the price point. The pickups are Fender® Designed, as opposed to not designed, but fender made for the mim. Maybe it's just me, but also seems a premium for looks while sacrificing tone wood (Alder to Nyatoh)? To be fair i haven't held or played it, but they're just my initial thoughts.
Nato and Nyatoh wood are two totally different species and Nyatoh is actually Palaquium of which there are many sub-species also referred to as Nyatoh, it is quite a hard wood which is often referred to in Asia as Eastern Mahogonay, it is not a true mahogany though.
When I started guitar, Squier was some kind of avoidable brand, but now it's amazing, I really love my 70's Classic Vibe Strat and my HH Telecaster ! If I would keep just one guitar it would be one of 'em , or my upgraded Epiphone SG 🤣🤣 Very good video ! I just notice the Klon Centaur giveaway in the back for the 1 million suscribers, is it a joke ? 😃
Francis Dunnery (It Bites) was a Squire Strat player and really paved the way for Squire to be taken seriously on the Channel 4 Equinox documentary in the mid 80s
Sqiuer is maturing as a brand and is setting a new standard for what affordable entry and mid tier guitars should be.
EART Guitars is even better.
Sincerely agree. I picked up a (used) Squier Thinline Tele (60s classic vibe) and I could not be happier. I was shocked at the quality. Obviously it's not top of the top but for the price point I kinda think they're unbeatable. Hearing the squier tele in this just solidifies that opinion for me.
@@Br4dButt0wski lol... If compare to bullet than maybe))
@@marontesla2982 th-cam.com/video/S_osGUafskE/w-d-xo.html. Speaking only about affordable guitars.
@@Br4dButt0wski earts have the nicest frets for sure
Squier keeps helping fender not get stuck. These colors and finishes and ideas seem so much more bold. Fender should be releasing so many more colors, options, and short runs.
The Capt. and Danish Pete have made this channel so much better than it was in the old days with other co presenters.
This Vintage Series is possibly my favorite line up of Squier since their Vista series. Very nice stuff.
Man, Squier just keeps knocking it out of the park!
they were just a young 18 years when I came along, they have just always existed to me and probably many others watching, crazy to imagine a world where your first guitar wasn't one.
These are the two nicest guys on this channel. I love when it's these two. Love everyone but these guys put me at ease.
For sure
Jeff Healey absolutely played a Squier! My first electric was a black Squier Strat (which is now my son’s) and when I saw an ad where Jeff was playing his Squier Strat I was over the moon. Jeff Healey was also the first concert I ever went to way back in 1990 I believe and he’ll always hold a special place in my heart.
Jeff was awesome. I still listen to him particularly the first album.
@@davidharding200 a force to be reckoned with,and thanks to modern technology an old fart like myself can watch live footage that I missed living on the other side of the world. Angel eyes,see the light just a couple of my favourites. Talent sadly taken from the world
The combination of tan, gold and white on the Jazzmaster is just stunning
As soon as I saw the black binding on the Tele, I had to have one! 😍
As I’m of 1982 vintage and it’s my birthday coming up I couldn’t resist the blonde telecaster. Sounds and looks great!
Purchased the 40th Anniversary Satin Blonde Telecaster and oh my god what a beautiful instrument it is. The neck is absolutely KILLER. There are a few minor superficial flaws and the neck pickup is mostly unplayable but as a $300 moddable platform with an incredible neck and delivered to my home it was a bargain👍🏽 thank you Squier
I just picked up a 40thAE Tele, red like the one in the video, from a major US retailer who had it on an irresistible sale. I brought along my 20+ year pro guitarist brother for help checking it out, and we both agreed that even at full price these things are an absolutely spectacular deal, with the Tele in particular there's really no comparison until at least the over $1k Vintera. One thing I'll say, though, is that I highly recommend trying multiple examples out in person before buying, we did that and there was a shocking amount of variation in sound between them, the one I bought had a MUCH hotter bridge pickup than the one before it, really awesome cowboy boot stomping country sound that the other example totally lacked.
squier’s colorways have been sooo much better than fender’s for the past few years now
Pretty sure it’s a polyester vs polyurethane thing? Fenders urethane finishes always come in much nicer colors than their polyester offerings and squier exclusively used urethane
My 2015 Fender standard tele stays at home while my CV squire tele makes it to the clubs. It says in tune and sounds good and if it gets damaged it isn’t a big big deal. Still a deal, but…Pine body, brass saddles and bone nut is all you need.
No need to age the hardware. It’s cheap and ages quick.
Not only has Squier stepped up their game--Lee is bringing the CHOPS! Nice playing, mate!
Honestly I have Fenders and Squires, man it hard to tell the difference. Squire is so good these days its really crazy. If you are on a budget it's a no brainer to get the Squire.
I've just had the blonde P bass arrive and it is STUNNING. Can't wait to review it!
Love the color red!
Lovely guitars! Love the colors. Especially the two tone sunburst Strat. Very unique color scheme
These are what the classic vibe series should be.
I have the 40th anniversary Jazzmaster in Seafoam. It feels better to play than my Vintera Tele Deluxe. I wouldn't be surprised if we start seeing more pros using them on stage.
I have seen some Squire Basses on Television performances. I also saw at least one Squire guitar on one as well.
You won't. It's a cheap guitar for good reasons. If you see it on TV it's probably something the venue had in stocks they could loan to the gig musician at the time. Go play a real fender side by side to the Squier and feel the difference
@@jamestillman5247 Nah.
Last time I saw Peter Perrett play he was using a Squier strat. Chuck Prophet has also used Squier.
@James Tillman I have played them side by side. There is some difference, as you would hope seeing as fenders cost several times as much as the squiers do. But it's not a huge difference and there is absolutely nothing wrong with a good squier, and absolutely no reason why a professional musician couldn't use one for a live performance. And in fact they do, on occasion. The great jeff Healey played a squier strat for a long time, and sounded great, and Peter perret of the band The Only Ones plays one also. There's no reason why any professional couldn't use one, but many of them have their own signature fenders or whatever, or like to use vintage instruments. Also your average rock star makes a lot of money, so it stands to reason they would invest more money into their instruments. Not because there is anything wrong with a squier, but rather because a more expensive instrument will probably be just that great, as well being more desirable, naturally. Nothing wrong with squier though.
I just got the Vintage Tele and man is it a player. Love the satin especially on the neck
Pete was really groovin' on the bass! Great touch
Thanks for the video!!! I bought a Squier 40th Tele in Mocha today and it’s amazing!!!! Great work with the channel!!!!
Man, that outro jam is making me nostalgic for something I’ve never had
That sea foam green strat looks great, and the sea foam green Jazzmaster is just beautiful!
I picked up a seafoam Strat for under $300 last Christmas. Decked it out with a white pearloid pick guard and upgraded the electronics. Great cheap axe.
I really liked the 40th but these vintage guitars just feel awesome. What a player! Blocks look great but the vintage neck is finished better.
The gain is high on the Tele presentation, WHOA YEAH!
I put a fender neck on my satin sunburst vintage edition Squire and now it’s better than my American professional 1 no joke. I got lighter one and the vibration of the strings and the acoustics none plugged in is just so much better!! This new wood was a great move!! It’s so good that I just bought a squire vintage edition telecaster. Earlier today!!!
You young pup's aren't old , I'm 55. I had the Squier Affinity Tele and I had absolutely no issues with it at all , it was a solid guitar. I only paid $225.00 for it , I since sold it only because I built myself a custom Tele. They have definitely upped their game!
All great additions to the Squier brand! I really like the Tele more than the others, though I must add that the neck pickup of the Jazzmaster is really schweeeeet!! Well done, Squier!
I've gone for the Desert Sand Jazzmaster. Love the colour and satin finish, let's see how the pickups perform. Arriving on Monday
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@@ragnadrabinowitz7629 unfortunately it arrived damaged. I wasn't as impressed with the guitar as I'd hoped, the frets were rough and the neck was warped. The guys at Anderton were great as usual and provided a refund. I was going to exchange it for another copy however going into the store I realised that the G&L guitars were better finished for a similar price. Decided to rethink about my next guitar purchase. It's a cool looking guitar for sure but not the one for me.
@@thewoodster the hazards of buying a guitar online. sorry, your experience was not good. I found one at a music store and I thought it was very well put together. the store knocked 100 bucks off the price and I couldn't resist.
I am very happy with the desert sand Jazzmaster that I bought.
Just purchased a used vintage modified jazzmaster 🔥sonic blue, rosewood finger board, Duncan design pick ups, followed puisheens TH-cam channel for jazzmaster setups, raise the bridge and shim the neck. Love that guitar . Holds tune sounds great!
Also played a 50s CV strat with that pine body. Awesome guitars coming from squier.
Pete plays bass nicely! Love his fingerstyle very guitatish.
even if he demonstrates a trumpet is will sound guitatish.
Very Cool Demo/Review Thankyou. I Have a 2 color sunburst Squier with wood grain showing through, Most Stunning Finish I have seen on a guitar. Amazing to play too.
These sound the biz! That Jazzmaster has a very 'un-jazzmastry' snarl....sounds pretty bloody good! They've hit home runs with these pickups across the range!
just picked up a used basically brand new squier 40th anniversary telecaster and Its turned into my fav. guitar I own even though its the farthest from the most expensive I own. Its just perfect for taking anywhere not really worrying too much about it because its cheap enough to replace, yet it sounds fantastic. only complaint is probably the knobs have a huge deadzone where it doesnt really do anything then suddenly the last like 3/4 rotation are drastic differences. Probably can just get new knobs for that but still.
That outro jam with the simple bass line was beautiful.
The Jazzmaster sounded Amazing
Great guitars, have owned Mexican and Japanese fenders and these have set the bar for affordability and craftsmanship. The surprise me every year with their offerings. Great review too.
My Road Worn '08/'09 Mexican Strat changed my life.
just picked up the beige jazzmaster. very nice. really light, too.
Victor Carol Squier from the 19th century!!!! Thank again the Cap. and Mr. Pete!!!
Man I love that two tone burst on that strat. I actually tend to steer away from bursts cause the line is too thin and too definite. I like when they fade towards the center of the guitar.
Recently got a Squier Bullet Tele with plans to upgrade most of it. After playing it, I think it only needs a nut and a neck pickup, but even the stock pickups sound pretty damn good. Squier is really building some very solid instruments for not a lot of money.
Quality tuners, pots and a graphtec nut and your choice of pickups will really do something to that strat. I had the squier affinity strat (one step above yours) and did just that but used CS69' pickups. That thing sounded amazing. Sold it to fund an expensive guitar but I still miss that damn thing.
@@Tomekkplk It's a Tele, but yeah. The tuners seem fine after weeks of playing it, so I'll leave them alone-I only want to spend so much on a $150 guitar. May do the nut. Already got the pickups, just waiting to have them installed with new saddles. Pots and 4-way switch may come at some point, but for now they're fine.
I really enjoy the videos you guys put out ! The information about the gear and the great playing and the fun laid back approach that you give your audience is amazing. It always makes me grab my strat. And want to sit in with you both. The beautiful playing at the end touched my soul and it reminds you why I love the guitars and amps I have. Thank you Captain and Pete ! In this crazy world you guys take me to a place where I forget that craziness and it reminds me why I love guitars and music .
Famous Squier players include George Harrison who used a strat at the 1987 Prince's Trust concert. Also Mike Rutherford used a Squier on the recent Genesis tour.
Jack Pearson
I'm lucky enough to have some high end guitars but the guitar I always reach for is my squier esquire.. just love it.. if these are as good.. count me in!!!!.
Great playing Captain. those sound as about as legit as you can get. Well done boys
I almost pre-ordered the red Tele. I decided to get a Vintera Road Worn 70s Deluxe though. At some point I do want to get one of these Squiers.
I have a Squire Std Plus that looks just like the white with bronze guard. Mine is a satin not roasted. Love that. From back in 2014 maybe...
That red telecaster is next level gorgeous. Binding on the body as well! Goddamn.
captain! your playing is definitely on the way to the party! well done dude.
That red Tele with black binding looks great. I think I'll order one. I would love it more with no pick guard though.
Can’t agree more about that red with binding 😍
Squier is spelled that way because it was the name of the founder. That seems to be the most common spelling of the surname. Likely both spellings were common for both the word & the surname before spellings gradually became more fixed, and it just happened that one variant won out for the word & another for the surname.
Those sound great! And Lee is sounding pretty good too! I swear he's getting better at jamming.
he is soo good, i call him Jimlee Anderdrix
Absolutely, if you go back when Chapman & the Captn were doing these & it was Rob wankin all over everything (gain set to stun!) & Lee doin a bit of rythym,
Now you hear the guitars clean & with a bit of dirt, Pete will run a few bars off & then Lee gets to let rip too...his playings come along brilliantly.
I just got the telecaster, the blonde/butterscotch one. And it's absolutely great! I went to buy a classic vibe, and it was good, but was a little heavy and I just couldn't get on with the glossy neck. Then I tried the 40th anniversary and it was perfect! All the goodness of the cv, but with a nice satin finish all over and especially on the back of the neck, so no stickiness. And the binding and the anodised aluminium pickguard are just great. I'm actually really tempted to get the strat version also! Cos I know I will end up buying a strat one day and so I might go ahead and pick up this 40th anniversary one while I can.
Wondering if it's a light blonde or more yellow blonde? I'm really tempted by the blonde model but don't like the more yellow butterscotch blonde colourway! 😅
@@eternalforce116In pictures it looks a matte butterscotch but in eBay listings I’ve seen it and it almost looks like a light yellow with a wood grain
So cool of Pete to let the Capt. take the lead !
Ooooh that blue strat caught my eye immediately !
I have many Squiers, including Teles, Strats, P &J Basses, and a Starcaster "Classic Vibe" that I am crazy about!!! Just great guitars and basses period!!!😎👍🎸❤️
Jack Pearson is one of the greatest players today and he often plays off the rack squier strats
He sure does. Bullet Strats, even.
This has been my favorite opening jam so far.
Tough call here. If the tele was $500 I would've done it, but $600 puts you in range of a used MIM Fender, and is about what we were paying for them in '20. I love the color but the price is pushing me towards a CV if I'm gonna go Squire.
Ya sold me Lee.... pre-ordered the Tele!
Steve Rothery of Marillion used some Squiers back in the 80's, also Francis Dunnery of It Bites used to shred on his white Strat.
Steve Rothery still uses his black Squier strat from time to time. Heavily modded but I believe he paid about £150 for it!
@@anthonycraig1458 Cool, I think he had a Squier double neck too.
Very nice guitars indeed! :)
You guys are mind readers! I’ve been just starting to look for an affordable bass and I’ve had great luck with Squier.
21:18 I knew y'all were into British Driver's. Andertons is the Goodwood of Guitars with Sir Captain Lee and Mr. Pete. 🎸❤️🙌
Awesome video guys! That outro jam really hit something in me. Everytime I hear Pete play the tele, I want to buy that second hand classic vibe tele I have been eying for a while now. I have never played anything in my life, I am 40 years old - but everytime I watch one of your videos I come a little bit closer to just jumping at it.
I didn’t start playing bass until I was almost 40. Pluck away at it,it’s basically putting in the time to get good. Next thing I know I got 20 years under my belt.
Do it Jakob!!
Squier is deservedly a must have part of your arsenal.
I have the Satin Mocha 40th anniversary tele, brilliant guitar and looks amazing. Little imperfection on the body but nothing major
I usually don't like gold pickguards, however that gold with that neck is really freaking solid.
Beautiful guitars and that outro jam was so good!
The Dakota Red Satin Tele is quite something - definitely got my eye on that one.
MIJ Squiers and Fender models are Great guitars. I have an 85 Dean, imported, and made by ESP Japan neck through body. Awesome quality guitars.
Just got the red one that your playing and I love it !
Can leave everything else but that red tele is gorgeous
I'm gonna get one of the Jazzmaster's but no idea whether to get it in the sea foam green or desert sand. Both look great.
i was gonna upgrade the pickups to a custom shop 69's plate with the usa works etc, but i kind of like the bridge pickup, and the neck pickup aint bad, also when you go to bridge and middle pu you get a out of phaze kind of sound. so i upgraded the tuner's and put some better saddles on it and some better knobs.
lee's got some nice touches on the guitar. and those squiers sound great man!
Jack Pearson, one of the best players on the planet (and one time member of the Allman Brothers Band) plays a Squier. I have one of the Surf Green Bullet Teles, and it's amazing for the price.
I bought a squire flatline tele not long ago and it’s my favorite axe to play, the construction is impressive for the price point
SQUIER Thinline?
Forget about the price they sound great and look fabulous and real woods to .great for customising
I saw the Squire tele at Guitar Center nyc. It was definitely new, hadn’t been there all year. I remember thinking WOW a squire/tele with a glossed neck. This is worth way more than 4-500
Nyatoh wood in Indonesia called Pohon Nagasari, good to know that squier now using the same wood that many of Indonesian's guitar builder have used many years ago
Thanks for the brief history education on Squier.
They look really cool although in Australia they're $1,100, pre-order. Not sure if id go the squier over mim fender for the price point. The pickups are Fender® Designed, as opposed to not designed, but fender made for the mim. Maybe it's just me, but also seems a premium for looks while sacrificing tone wood (Alder to Nyatoh)? To be fair i haven't held or played it, but they're just my initial thoughts.
there's no tonewood mate leo fender used what he had & stuck with it
@@liamjenkins244 have your heard a guitar with maple vs rosewood? Come on, the difference is at least 0.01%!! How dare you.
I have the desert sand Jazzmaster. Great addition to my studio arsenal for a very reasonable price 👌
Nato and Nyatoh wood are two totally different species and Nyatoh is actually Palaquium of which there are many sub-species also referred to as Nyatoh, it is quite a hard wood which is often referred to in Asia as Eastern Mahogonay, it is not a true mahogany though.
Amazing new line up for squier specially the color❤
I’d like to see a review of the 1950’s Squier Jazzmaster.
Nice one guys, nice little sound
When I started guitar, Squier was some kind of avoidable brand, but now it's amazing, I really love my 70's Classic Vibe Strat and my HH Telecaster ! If I would keep just one guitar it would be one of 'em , or my upgraded Epiphone SG 🤣🤣
Very good video !
I just notice the Klon Centaur giveaway in the back for the 1 million suscribers, is it a joke ? 😃
Francis Dunnery (It Bites) was a Squire Strat player and really paved the way for Squire to be taken seriously on the Channel 4 Equinox documentary in the mid 80s
Squire was my first guitar an hss strat that I played the hell out of for years. I have an eye on this pink hh jazzmaster. I love those fender necks
Man…… I mean…..WOW this are some really really cool guitars
Always great playing by Pete but Lee… damn… you done got good!
Nice playing Lee
Some very nice JJ Cale vibes in that first jam.