Squier Bullet Stratocaster HT HSS Electric Guitar, with 2-Year Warranty, Brown Sunburst, Laurel Fingerboard
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Availability:
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Sunday, Jun 29
Style: HSS Stratocaster
Color: Brown Sunburst
Set: Laurel Fretboard
Features
- 100% Designed by Fender
- Single-coil Stratocaster neck and middle pickups, humbucking bridge pickup
- Thin and lightweight body
- 6-saddle hardtail bridge
- Satin finish neck
- Hand orientation: Right
Description
Strap Blocks work with most OEM strap buttons, and are available in convenient four-packs.
Brand: Fender
Color: Brown Sunburst
Top Material Type: Poplar
Body Material: Poplar
Back Material Type: Poplar
Neck Material Type: Maple
Fretboard Material Type: Rosewood
Guitar Pickup Configuration: Combination
String Material Type: Alloy Steel
Hand Orientation: Right
Global Trade Identification Number: 57
Manufacturer: Fender Musical Instruments Corp.
Brand Name: Fender
UPC: 885978884957
Neck Material Type: Maple
String Material Type: Alloy Steel
Fretboard Material Type: Rosewood
Body Material Type: Poplar
Back Material Type: Poplar
Top Material Type: Poplar
Color: Brown Sunburst
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 44.3"L x 15"W x 3.9"H
Scale Length: 25.5 inches
Guitar Bridge System: Hard Tail
Number of Strings: 6
Hand Orientation: Right
Guitar Pickup Configuration: Combination
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I've been playing guitar for over 40 years. I have a Les Paul and a Gibson Hummingbird from the 70's so I already own top end pieces. I wanted something I could play without worrying about dings, plus I wanted to do my own upgrades just for the fun of it. I've read several reviews that criticize this guitar for plastic that is over the pick guard and includes a sticker to Fender's online lessons. This plastic is there to protect the guitar, you just lightly pull it off and underneath you will see a beautiful, shiny new pick guard. It's easier to get the plastic off with the strings off. You should change the strings on a new guitar anyway so this is a perfect time to take that plastic off. Out of the box, I was amazed at how well it played. All I had to do was tune it. I was expecting to have to adjust intonation but it was darn near spot on so I didn't need to. But for a 125 dollar guitar the parts are darn good. The bridge is VERY easy to adjust the action and intonation and the changes hold, they don't slip out of tune when you hammer on it a little. I also changed the strings just because I like Ernie Balls but the strings that came with it were just fine until you need to do the first change. Don't buy those kits on Amazon that include the amp etc. Everything but the guitar is junk in those packages. The amps are pure garbage, so just buy this guitar for a little over a hundo, I am using it on my own Fender 20 amp and it sounds beautiful!! That amp is around 100 also and well worth it. So for the same price as one of those package deals you will have MUCH better equipment. First thing I did was put Fender locking tuners on it. IMO every guitar should come from the factory with lockers. There are two holes as expected, on the headstock to keep the tuner from spinning and the holes didn't line up. But Stewmac makes a perfect jig so you can easily drill the new holes. Otherwise the tuners just drop right in once you drill the new holes. Don't be afraid....it is not hard to do!!!! The pick up's are very passable. I am going to change the bridge pickup and put in a better humbucker but that's just me, you don't have to do this. All the electronics work fine. No buzzes, nothing. I am very happy with this Strat cousin. Eventually I will put in a new bridge but again, this does not need to be done, it is just me wanting to upgrade. But....when I am done upgrading which will include the tuners, a new humbucker, and bridge I will have a tad over 300 dollars in to the upgrade including the purchase price and I will have a guitar that will go up against it's 2000 dollar Fender Stratocaster cousin with EASE!!!! This guitar plays fantastic and you can't go wrong at this price point. For someone just beginning, it's a perfect starter. For someone more experienced, it's a perfect practice, or knock around guitar and you can really have fun doing a couple upgrades. So don't be afraid to work on your guitar. I should note that there are locking tuners you can use for this guitar that won't require any drilling. Hipshot tuners use a universal mounting bracket and it looks great and makes the upgrade much easier. After playing this guitar for several weeks I did bring the action down a little. I didn't have to adjust the truss rod at all, I just adjusted the strings down from the bridge using the allen wrench that came with the guitar and now I have it right where I like it. This was an adjustment that I made to suit my particular playing style. It's very easy to do. Any time you are making adjustments to your guitar go slow, take your time. It's now May 5th and I am back again because I forget that most who are reading this review are new to playing guitar. Experienced players can ignore this part. When looking over your guitar you need to perform regular maintenance. For instance, tighten the screw on the end of your tuners. These get loosened up a tiny bit every time you tune up. A small phillips screwdriver will work fine. I tighten mine once a week. Another step to setting up your guitar is you need to get some 0000 Steel wool to clean and shine up your frets, you should put some lemon oil on the fret board also because the wood gets dried out. If you look on Amazon you can buy inexpensive guitar maintenance kits that will include covers that go over the fret and keep you from scuffing the wood. If you don't have one of these kits just be careful and stay off the wood as much as you can or you can place a piece of blue painters tape on each side of the frets and that will protect your wood. You really should buy one of these kits though because playing guitar is a lifetime hobby and you need to clean the frets and the fret board every time you change strings. I change strings once a week but I play a lot. For most, once a month, or once every two months will work. You will be surprised how much DNA gets your guitar. Fingering the strings takes quite a bit of skin off your finger tips and it has to go somewhere. You can also get cleaning kits at your local music store. That may the best source for your first time because you can ask the kids in the shop questions. While you are tightening things up every time you change the screens another spot you need to check is the nut on the front of your headstock that holds your tuners in place. These also become loose from constant tuning of the guitar. You will need a 10mm socket or a small adjustable wrench to tighten these nuts. You will be amazed at how much better your guitar stays in tune with all these parts tightened up. It will only take a few minutes to tighten everything and it will really keep your guitar sounding good!!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2021 by Mike
The overall finish and look is amazing and way beyond it's price point. The strings are light and the action reasonably low and easy to play even before a full setup. I would stick with lighter strings as these entry level guitars play best with them. The hardware is solid and it will stay in and tune very easily even out of the box, don't worry if it takes a few tunings that's normal with breaking in new strings and guitars about the 3rd or 4th fine tuning you'll be pretty good and it'll sound great. It is best nice and clean but you can play distorted if you really wanted to and this guitar will gladly play it. Yes you are getting generic everything electronics and otherwise but for the price of about 60$ more than the cheapest on the site you are getting a much better sound and playability in a rather nice funky body with beautiful sparkle paint. I bought this as a 5th guitar just to have some variation and while it's not as great as a mid range it blows entry levels out of the water for what you get. I can't stress that enough.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2022 by Anthony R
I’ve been playing guitar for 21 years and though I’ve only had it out of the box for a few hours, I’m pretty amazed... For reference I’ve played in groups doing everything from metal to R&B to pop punk to top 40 to jazz (combo and big band). As far as gear I’ve used, my ‘72 Les Paul Black Beauty reissue set the bar early on & various HH Jacksons, Kramers, LTDs, and Charvels have been about as wide out as I’ve gone. My tone quest has had me pining for the spank of single coils these past few years and was put off at the thought of my minimal experience with S-style axes having narrow necks with high action. I definitely could have spent a lot of time shopping around for used gear or spending more on a nicer Fender, but really just wanted something to wrench on/upgrade while wetting my whistle with single coil sounds. The box showed up dinged & nearly cracked open so I was even more skeptical about how this would feel. Despite minimal packaging the guitar was intact and clean. Immediate feel in hand was very good - .09 gauge strings, action no higher than my Paul, and the frets were dressed better than some signature models of other brands I’ve tried. After tuning it up the neck sighted amazingly well and while there may be a little room to get lower action, I’m not sure this needs it. The other big bonus is the unfinished neck. I’ve played painted necks exclusively and the one thing that always jumped out at me when trying out guitars were the necks where I could feel wood grain. We’ll see if I end up with a coat on Tung oil on it, but am enjoying the break in as is. Sound - definitely the signature warmth of the neck pickup and all the variance to the twang of the bridge. Controls feel solid and the only oddity is that the bridge doesn’t appear to be wired to a tone pot, but that will likely be a little used position anyhow. Chords chocked up nicely for tight stacatto riffs & the dynamics were very wide. My only gripe is how low output these are, but more than acceptable for value priced pickups. For beginners on a budget and even seasoned players like me, this value is unbeatable! I’m looking forward to upgrading this piece by piece too.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2018 by Dangerous Dangerous
Style: HSS Stratocaster
Color: Brown Sunburst
Set: Laurel Fretboard
Great guitar, seems well constructed for the price range, prompt delivery!
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024 by Pinkham42