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Squier Bullet Electric Guitar (Rosewood)
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The Squier Bullet is a simple, affordable, and practical guitar designed for beginners and students. The Bullet features a slightly slimmer solid hardwood body, a 21-fret Maple neck with a Rosewood fingerboard, and chrome covered tuners. Three single-coil pickups, a non-tremolo hardtail bridge, and 5-way switching make this a good choice for a first guitar, no matter who you are or what style of music you want to learn.
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Machine Heads: Die-cast
Frets: 21
Pickups: 3 single coil
Controls: Master volume, 2 tone
Switching: 3-way
Bridge: Hardtail
Technical Info
Body: LaminatedFingerboard: Rosewood
Machine Heads: Die-cast
Frets: 21
Pickups: 3 single coil
Controls: Master volume, 2 tone
Switching: 3-way
Bridge: Hardtail
Simple, affordable, and practical guitar designed for beginners and students! Three single-coil pickups, a non-tremolo hardtail bridge, and 5-way switching make this a good choice for a first guitar, no matter who you are or what style of music you want to learn.
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Squier Bullet Electric Guitar (Rosewood) Reviews
9 out of 10
zZounds has verified that this customer bought this product from us.
"The Bullet will make you decide how much you love guitars."
Feature:
Very basic features, nothing to get excited. The selector switch gets in the way when your wailin on chords.
Quality:
Make sure you have good strings and a quality cord. It never broke in a years time, not even any loose parts or difference in feel. Be carefull changing strings, the finish can scratch very easily. I even spilled beer on 2 pickups and it never fazed it.
Value:
There is no better guitar for $100 period. You can go to a department store and pay more for a no name, or get this one with the Squier/Fender backing. It feels good and sounds good, what more does a begginer want.
Desirability:
I sold it to a freind for his son who thinks it is the baddest guitar ever made. I upgraded to an Ibanez and even though I love my new guitar I will probably buy another Squier/Fener guitar as a 2nd in the future because it is so comfortable to play. And unless you have a trained eye, it looks damn close to a $400 Stratocaster.
Sound:
The sound is pretty clean when pickin notes but also can get pretty heavy when the distortion is up. More versitile then I expected for a $100 guitar.
Overall:
A musician told me if you want a first guitar to buy a Squier. They'er backed by Fender and they'er worth every bit of what little they cost. Keep in mind that it is a begginer guitar. Use it to learn, use it in the basement or garage. The poeple who bash on Squiers are ones who try to get on stage with them and slash on them, they aren't built for that. This guitar is perfect for anyone who wants to try to be a guitarist. It gave me the fever.
Very basic features, nothing to get excited. The selector switch gets in the way when your wailin on chords.
Quality:
Make sure you have good strings and a quality cord. It never broke in a years time, not even any loose parts or difference in feel. Be carefull changing strings, the finish can scratch very easily. I even spilled beer on 2 pickups and it never fazed it.
Value:
There is no better guitar for $100 period. You can go to a department store and pay more for a no name, or get this one with the Squier/Fender backing. It feels good and sounds good, what more does a begginer want.
Desirability:
I sold it to a freind for his son who thinks it is the baddest guitar ever made. I upgraded to an Ibanez and even though I love my new guitar I will probably buy another Squier/Fener guitar as a 2nd in the future because it is so comfortable to play. And unless you have a trained eye, it looks damn close to a $400 Stratocaster.
Sound:
The sound is pretty clean when pickin notes but also can get pretty heavy when the distortion is up. More versitile then I expected for a $100 guitar.
Overall:
A musician told me if you want a first guitar to buy a Squier. They'er backed by Fender and they'er worth every bit of what little they cost. Keep in mind that it is a begginer guitar. Use it to learn, use it in the basement or garage. The poeple who bash on Squiers are ones who try to get on stage with them and slash on them, they aren't built for that. This guitar is perfect for anyone who wants to try to be a guitarist. It gave me the fever.
Submitted: 02/09/2006
Style of Music: Rock, Metal
9 out of 10
zZounds has verified that this customer bought this product from us.
"The Bullet will make you decide how much you love gitars."
Feature:
Very basic features, nothing to get excited. The selector switch gets in the way when your wailin on chords.
Quality:
Make sure you have good strings and a quality cord. It never broke in a years time, not even any loose parts or difference in feel. Be carefull changing strings, the finish can scratch very easily. I even spilled beer on 2 pickups and it never fazed it.
Value:
There is no better guitar for $100 period. You can go to a department store and pay more for a no name, or get this one with the Squier/Fender backing. It feels good and sounds good, what more does a begginer want.
Desirability:
I sold it to a freind for his son who thinks it is the baddest guitar ever made. I upgraded to an Ibanez and even though I love my new guitar I will probably buy another Squier/Fener guitar as a 2nd in the future because it is so comfortable to play. And unless you have a trained eye, it looks damn close to a $400 Stratocaster.
Sound:
The sound is pretty clean when pickin notes but also can get pretty heavy when the distortion is up. More versitile then I expected for a $100 guitar.
Overall:
A musician told me if you want a first guitar to buy a Squier. They'er backed by Fender and they'er worth every bit of what little they cost. Keep in mind that it is a begginer guitar. Use it to learn, use it in the basement or garage. The poeple who bash on Squiers are ones who try to get on stage with them and slash on them, they aren't built for that. This guitar is perfect for anyone who wants to try to be a guitarist. It gave me the fever.
Very basic features, nothing to get excited. The selector switch gets in the way when your wailin on chords.
Quality:
Make sure you have good strings and a quality cord. It never broke in a years time, not even any loose parts or difference in feel. Be carefull changing strings, the finish can scratch very easily. I even spilled beer on 2 pickups and it never fazed it.
Value:
There is no better guitar for $100 period. You can go to a department store and pay more for a no name, or get this one with the Squier/Fender backing. It feels good and sounds good, what more does a begginer want.
Desirability:
I sold it to a freind for his son who thinks it is the baddest guitar ever made. I upgraded to an Ibanez and even though I love my new guitar I will probably buy another Squier/Fener guitar as a 2nd in the future because it is so comfortable to play. And unless you have a trained eye, it looks damn close to a $400 Stratocaster.
Sound:
The sound is pretty clean when pickin notes but also can get pretty heavy when the distortion is up. More versitile then I expected for a $100 guitar.
Overall:
A musician told me if you want a first guitar to buy a Squier. They'er backed by Fender and they'er worth every bit of what little they cost. Keep in mind that it is a begginer guitar. Use it to learn, use it in the basement or garage. The poeple who bash on Squiers are ones who try to get on stage with them and slash on them, they aren't built for that. This guitar is perfect for anyone who wants to try to be a guitarist. It gave me the fever.
Submitted: 02/09/2006
Style of Music: Rock, Metal
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