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Squier Classic Vibe 50s Telecaster Electric Guitar, Butterscotch Blonde, Maple Fingerboard

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Condition
New
Style
50s
Color
Butterscotch Blonde
Dimensions
44.5 x 15 x 4 in
Weight
5 kg
Material
Pine Maple Maple Bone
Top Material Type
Pine
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Features 5

  • One Squier Classic Vibe 50s Telecaster electric guitar
  • Vintage Style: The Squier Classic Vibe 50s Telecaster electric guitar features a bridge with barrel saddles and a string through-body design for optimal resonance and style
  • 100% designed by Fender: A celebration of the birth of the Tele in the early 1950s, the Classic Vibe '50s Telecaster creates incredible tone courtesy of the Fender-Designed alnico single-coil pickups
  • Vintage Style Tuning Machine: Sporting classic looks, these vintage style tuning machines provide rock solid tuning stability and smooth action

Description

A miniaturized version of the Fender Jazzmaster, this guitar has a thinner body with an easy- to-play "C" shape neck. It also features dual Squier humbucking pickups with 3-way switching for sonic variety and a hardtail bridge for solid tuning stability. From the Manufacturer The Squier Mini Jazzmaster HH is the perfect companion for players seeking a reduced-size instrument with classic styling and familiar Fender tone. Highlights include a thin and lightweight body, an easy-to-play "C"-shaped neck profile, dual Squier humbucking pickups with 3-way switching for sonic variety, and a hardtail bridge for solid tuning stability. From the Manufacturer The Squier Mini Jazzmaster HH is the perfect companion for players seeking a reduced-size instrument with classic styling and familiar Fender tone. Highlights include a thin and lightweight body, an easy-to-play “C”-shaped neck profile, dual Squier humbucking pickups with 3-way switching for sonic variety, and a hardtail bridge for solid tuning stability. From the Manufacturer A celebration of the birth of the Tele in the early 1950s, the Classic Vibe ‘50s Telecaster creates incredible tone courtesy of the Fender-Designed alnico single-coil pickups. Player-friendly features include a slim, comfortable “C”-shaped neck profile with an easy-playing 9.5”-radius fingerboard and narrow-tall frets, as well as a vintage-style Telecaster bridge with barrel saddles and string-through-body design. This throwback Squier model also features 1950s-inspired headstock markings, rich- looking nickel-plated hardware and a slick vintage-tint gloss neck finish for an old-school vibe.

Specs 32

Brand Fender
Color Butterscotch Blonde
Top Material Type Pine
Body Material Pine
Back Material Type Pine
Neck Material Type Maple
Fretboard Material Type Maple Wood
Guitar Pickup Configuration S-S

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It's a keeper
Style: 50s Color: Butterscotch Blonde
What a (sort of) surprise! I have quite a few guitars, but after playing a few gigs with, I can honestly say this is one of my best sounding. This one was made in Indonesia. Who cares if it's a Squier? It sure sounds like a Tele to me. It's weight is about 7 1/2 pounds, which is on the light side compared to what other reviewers have said. The fret job is immaculate. I didn't think i would like the slightly flatter neck radius, but I do. It plays great. Out of the box, the action was a little high and required some deepening of the nut slots. I had the right tools so no problem. The high E string was a little close to the edge. I just loosened the neck bots, pulled the neck up a little a retightened, problem solved. My only modification was replacing the bridge saddles with compensated ones. If you're not too picky, the factory bridge pieces are fine. It plays very much in tune, and stays in tune even in a very hot outdoor gig. So, the tuners are just fine, as are the volume and tone pots. They sound good throughout their range. I was very surprised by the pickups. This guitar is very loud and punchy, very surprisingly little hum for single coils. The neck pickup is a lot more versatile than i would have thought. The pickups sound great in all three positions. It helps that this guitar is very resonant and is loud when it's not plugged in. To sum it up, it's a great Tele and a definite keeper. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2026 by Kindle Customer
This babe is gorgeous
Style: 50s Color: White Blonde
It feels great, sounds great and look gorgeous, and It arrives in perfect condition. This guitar is awesome
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2026 by José Antonio León.
I own some expensive guitars, and Squiers are great!
Style: 50s Color: Butterscotch Blonde
These Indonesian and Chinese Squiers are so good these days. I have three and couldn't be happier. I did get a 70s Thinline that had bad fretwork, and the replacement had a bad tone pot so I kept the loaded pickguard from one and the neck from the other, put them both back together and sent one back. The risk is zero due to the return policy, and the chances of getting a bad one are low. However, if you don't know how to play with shimming the neck, adjusting the truss rod and saddle height, you might want to buy one from a store and make sure you get a good one. I have probably 15 guitars and one of them is a Squier Strat. It's such a great guitar that I bought a 70s Thinline Telecaster and that turned out to be really great too, so I figured I'd go for the trifecta and get a single coil Telecaster. These Squier guitars are so much better looking than Fender versions in my opinion. Yes, the pickups aren't as good, but the bodies, necks finishes and headstock logos are better. Plus, is fun to do upgrades...but they don't need them. Squier headstocks are so much nicer looking than Fender, the font is this gorgeous gold flake, the clear coat is so much better than the Fender satin finish, a thousand times better, plus they're half the price of Mexican and 1/3 the price of American Fenders. The fretwork on the Squier telecasters I've bought recently is beyond great, they're so clean that they'd pass Phil McKnight's stocking test. Plus, if you get a bad one, which is possible, you can return it for a different one. So good!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2024 by MB
Soooo close to perfect
Style: 50s Color: Butterscotch Blonde
The guitar arrived in perfect cosmetic condition. The intonation and fretwork are really good. No sharp fret ends or lifted frets. And the intonation is about as good as you can get with the type of saddles used. The string height is a little high and the pickups are a little low. No show stoppers yet... Sadly, the nut was cut wrong and the low E is too close to the edge of the neck. The rest of the string spacing looks good. It's an easy fix but not one that most can accomplish without sending out for repairs. I'm not sure if the people who would buy a guitar marketed to beginners would notice or know the cause of the resulting issue. I've read before about the hit or miss QC of these guitars. I'm able to make the repairs myself, so considering the condition of the rest of the guitar, I'm keeping it. All this leads me to this suggestion: consider the guitar you received as a whole and decide if it's worth the a chance that the replacement is better or fix the one you have. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2026 by CGHarr
Well so far.........................
Style: 50s Color: Butterscotch Blonde
1- This guitar is heavy...8-10 lbs. Not really a deal breaker. Fit and finish seems fine, no high ftets (buzzes). sounds ok , not a tele guy so I'm not sure, (strat guy). The big thing that bug's me is the neck, a little thicker than my strat ( at least an eigth of an inch,) and just enough to be a little bothersome. Yeah I could get used to it but I have an older squire and the neck is like my strat, so no real adjustment between the two. Beautiful guitar, so I guess I'll keep it, I think...??? Continued, two weeks in and I really see and hear the difference in a telly as opposed to a strat. Never thought I would say that. Guys in the band are impressed with the sound, and so am I. In a country band as we are a tele rules, great guitar, very satisfied. One more thing, other than a fine set up (you need to do that on any guitar) don't worry about changing pickups, saddles, the nut or keys. All these are just fine. A little tweaking on your amp and all is well... No way I'll return it!! Enjoy a great price on a really good guitar... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2024 by Leonard Trahan
BODY CRACKED
Style: 50s Color: Butterscotch Blonde
Body had a crack below the ashtray bridge .... 2 weeks to return a get a credit ! Just so everyone knows THIS IS A GOOD GUITAR !!! I returned this one .... and picked up another 50's tele-vibe. They sound great and play great .... 1/2 the price of the Mex-Fender telecaster and its better than the Mex-Fender telecaster. If your thinking of UPGRADING your Squire telecaster .... and think you won't with the Fender player Telecaster .... think again... Why pay more for the lesser guitar... Just get the Squire ! put some Fender custom shop pickups in this Squire and its still cheaper than the Mex-Fender player telecaster. I'm keeping mine with the stock pickups but will add the 4 way switch for more sounds. I did a fret level and dress with a good setup. Mine now plays better than a 1600.00 to 1800.00 USA made Telecaster. Do a good setup on the Squire 50-vibe Telecaster and you will have a great playing experience ! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2023 by MusicNGear
Excellent product with no issues and great playability out of the box.
Style: 50s Color: White Blonde
Review Image by Adam Barner
Classic design and set up with exactly what you want out of a tele. Brand new the fretboard will feel a little too grippy but will quickly smooth up and not disappoint. Beautiful white blonde finish looks sharp and pine grain shows through. Keeps tuning pretty well but could be a future candidate for tuner upgrade. I believe you have to use tuners of the vintage hole size though. I may change the saddles to brass and I have already ordered brass knobs for switch and turn knobs. They look great on this. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2025 by Adam Barner
Telecaster
Style: 50s Color: Butterscotch Blonde
Awesome guitar, sounds great! I love it!
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2026 by Jesse Shefchik
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