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Squier Vintage Modified Tele Custom II Electric Guitar (Maple)
Duncan Designed P-90s with indepedendent tone and volume controls. Maple neck/fretboard with dot inlays, medium-jumbo frets, and a 25-1/2 in. scale.
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The Custom II is a super-affordable temple of tone with some tasty Tele tweaks that include a pair of blistering Duncan Designed P-90s with indepedendent tone and volume controls. The agathis body snugs up to an all-maple neck/fretboard with dot inlays, medium-jumbo frets, and a 25-1/2 in. scale.
Model number: 032-7602-(Color#)
Series: Vintage Modified Series
Colors: (506) Black, (507) Blonde, (polyester finish)
Body: agathis
Neck: maple, C-shape (gloss polyurethane finish)
Fingerboard: maple, 7.25 in. radius (184 mm)
No. of frets: 22 medium jumbo frets
Pickups: 2 Duncan-Designed P90-2 pickups with AlNiCo 5 magnets (neck/bridge)
Controls: volume 1. (neck pickup), tone 1. (neck pickup), volume 2. (bridge pickup), tone 2. (bridge pickup)
Pickup switching: 3-position toggle:
-- Position 1. bridge pickup
-- Position 2. bridge and neck pickups
-- Position 3. neck pickup
Bridge: 6-saddle strings-thru-body Tele bridge
Machine heads: standard die-cast tuners
Hardware: chrome
Pickguard: 3-ply black
Scale length: 25.5 in. (648 mm)
Width at nut: 1.650 in. (42 mm)
Unique features: dot inlays
Strings: Fender Super 250L, nickel plated steel, (.009 to .042), p/n 073-0250-003
Accessories: none
Introduced: 1/2004
Technical Info
Model name: Tele Custom IIModel number: 032-7602-(Color#)
Series: Vintage Modified Series
Colors: (506) Black, (507) Blonde, (polyester finish)
Body: agathis
Neck: maple, C-shape (gloss polyurethane finish)
Fingerboard: maple, 7.25 in. radius (184 mm)
No. of frets: 22 medium jumbo frets
Pickups: 2 Duncan-Designed P90-2 pickups with AlNiCo 5 magnets (neck/bridge)
Controls: volume 1. (neck pickup), tone 1. (neck pickup), volume 2. (bridge pickup), tone 2. (bridge pickup)
Pickup switching: 3-position toggle:
-- Position 1. bridge pickup
-- Position 2. bridge and neck pickups
-- Position 3. neck pickup
Bridge: 6-saddle strings-thru-body Tele bridge
Machine heads: standard die-cast tuners
Hardware: chrome
Pickguard: 3-ply black
Scale length: 25.5 in. (648 mm)
Width at nut: 1.650 in. (42 mm)
Unique features: dot inlays
Strings: Fender Super 250L, nickel plated steel, (.009 to .042), p/n 073-0250-003
Accessories: none
Introduced: 1/2004
Hot-rodded Tele tone at an amazing value! Agathis body with a maple neck/fretboard; medium jumbo frets, 25.5" scale length. Duncan-designed P90-2 pickups with AlNiCo magnets; dedicated volume/tone controls with 3-position toggle. Six-saddle string-thru body Tele bridge. Very cool!
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Squier Vintage Modified Tele Custom II Electric Guitar (Maple) Reviews
9 out of 10
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"Super Bang for the Buck!"
Feature:
Has controls, a tone and volume, for each pickup. In the middle switch position, you can mix tone and volume for many different tones, like a Les Paul.
Quality:
Mine was made in Indonesia, and it seems solid as a rock. Pickguard isn't well detailed, but overall still well done. Tuners and bridge are adequate.
Value:
A bargain. One of the best bang for the buck guitars I've seen.
Sound:
It sounds great, which is amazing for this price. Warmer and woodier than a regular Tele, even an American or Mexican made. To me, it's more versatile--a great blues, rock and even jazz solidbody. Great bang for the buck. Overall it compares to much more expensive guitars, unless you are a snob. Just take off the Squire label if it bothers you.
Ease of Use:
Easy to get good tones, which to me is more important than "playability". However, it plays fine--take it out of the box and it's ready. I use Ernie Ball Hybrid strings, 9 to 46 and it really sings. Most my other guitars, I use 10's but this set seems to really fit.
Support:
Haven't dealt with them in a few years, but they were helpful then.
Overall:
It seems tough enough. I'm a weekend warrior for more than 35 years. If you get over reverse snob appeal, it is a workhorse guitar. Maybe down the road the tuners and bridge pieces might be replaced, but they are adequate now.
Has controls, a tone and volume, for each pickup. In the middle switch position, you can mix tone and volume for many different tones, like a Les Paul.
Quality:
Mine was made in Indonesia, and it seems solid as a rock. Pickguard isn't well detailed, but overall still well done. Tuners and bridge are adequate.
Value:
A bargain. One of the best bang for the buck guitars I've seen.
Sound:
It sounds great, which is amazing for this price. Warmer and woodier than a regular Tele, even an American or Mexican made. To me, it's more versatile--a great blues, rock and even jazz solidbody. Great bang for the buck. Overall it compares to much more expensive guitars, unless you are a snob. Just take off the Squire label if it bothers you.
Ease of Use:
Easy to get good tones, which to me is more important than "playability". However, it plays fine--take it out of the box and it's ready. I use Ernie Ball Hybrid strings, 9 to 46 and it really sings. Most my other guitars, I use 10's but this set seems to really fit.
Support:
Haven't dealt with them in a few years, but they were helpful then.
Overall:
It seems tough enough. I'm a weekend warrior for more than 35 years. If you get over reverse snob appeal, it is a workhorse guitar. Maybe down the road the tuners and bridge pieces might be replaced, but they are adequate now.
Submitted: 04/07/2007
Style of Music: Jazz, rock, country, pop
9 out of 10
"p-90's are go!"
Feature:
pretty ok features. two volume and two treble knobs. work fine, though i don't use them much. the pickguard however is a bit dodgy and bulgy.
Quality:
pickguard is dodgy. the turn-knobs feel cheap. the paint a bit thin and not to even. everything else is great and, well, these are mostly cosmetic problems.
Value:
fantastic value for money!!! i usually play a gibson les paul vintage guitar but since it's so old i prefer not to use it on stage. this was bought as a temp until something better came up, but i am definitely not swapping the tele custom 2 in anymore. in fact the les paul is resting in the closet and has been since my new affair came in the door ;-)
Desirability:
it looks awesome! and is original for squier, fender has never made such a model (to my knowledge, anyway)AND I DIG THE P-90'S!!!!!!!!!
Sound:
great p90's sound, there is a hum though.
Ease of Use:
after setting it up myself it really works well. it takes some time since the wood seems to be working for a while after you buy it, but it settles down and becomes much more stable.
Support:
no idea. i usually don't use support since i like to fix the problems myself.
Overall:
great sound and playability - some cheap solutions on the not so important stuff. i don't give a damn - it's one of the best guitars i ever played in my life!
pretty ok features. two volume and two treble knobs. work fine, though i don't use them much. the pickguard however is a bit dodgy and bulgy.
Quality:
pickguard is dodgy. the turn-knobs feel cheap. the paint a bit thin and not to even. everything else is great and, well, these are mostly cosmetic problems.
Value:
fantastic value for money!!! i usually play a gibson les paul vintage guitar but since it's so old i prefer not to use it on stage. this was bought as a temp until something better came up, but i am definitely not swapping the tele custom 2 in anymore. in fact the les paul is resting in the closet and has been since my new affair came in the door ;-)
Desirability:
it looks awesome! and is original for squier, fender has never made such a model (to my knowledge, anyway)AND I DIG THE P-90'S!!!!!!!!!
Sound:
great p90's sound, there is a hum though.
Ease of Use:
after setting it up myself it really works well. it takes some time since the wood seems to be working for a while after you buy it, but it settles down and becomes much more stable.
Support:
no idea. i usually don't use support since i like to fix the problems myself.
Overall:
great sound and playability - some cheap solutions on the not so important stuff. i don't give a damn - it's one of the best guitars i ever played in my life!
Submitted: 08/14/2006
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