With the right features, size, and price for younger guitarists, Squier's durable MA-1 steel-string model is made to suit both students in school music programs and beginners who would be more comfortable with a smaller guitar. Learn More...









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6 out of 10Quality:
looks good, feels good and plays well for the paltry $100 that I paid for the thing. I have compared it to chinese low-cost guitars and the fit and finish is better on this squire.
Value:
I play it every day and not well. for $100 it is a great deal in my opinion. I will play it until it busts and buy another. I may get one for my office and one for my car trunk. I have a prestine gibson L48 and another $300 acustic and an American Strat. The Squire gets played much more than the others combined. Good deal for the money.
Desirability:
Chicks see me with this guitar and they know that I am a music god and should be considered in thier fantasies each and every night. Just kidding, this guitar has zero sex appeal.
it is a great beater guitar.
Sound:
It sounds good enough, I love this little, cheap guitar. I play it everyday because I keep in on the sofa in the living room. If it gets destroyed, I am out $100 and I will buy another.
Ease of Use:
very good for the money. needs to be tuned almost every day. Just a little out of tune though.
Overall:
IDEAL FOR THE NARROW NICHE OF A $100 GUITAR FOR BEATING ON, PLAYING AND TOSSING ON THE SOFA.
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