Squier Bullet Reviews

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  Squier Bullet

  £64.99

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  Squier Bullet

  £85.78

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  Squier Bullet

  £89.00

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• Guest 6th Nov 2009

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  I think the problem with the ratings for this guitar are that you need to indicate which model of the Bullet you have. the Original Bullet was made in America for two years and then was made in japan starting in 1983 and then it was moved (again) to korea and mexico in the late 80's. The 50th anniversary model was made in China. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squier_Bullet
  

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• Guest 3rd Mar 2009

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  I think that the Squier Bullet is the worst guitar that Fender makes now. I teach a student who plays one and I've tried to make it work. very shrill sound. Appears cheaply made and feels to me like a toy, Quite plastic-like. If you can afford it, move up a step to a standard Squire.

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• Guest 26th Nov 2008

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  Overall, a great guitar for the buck. I own a few expensive Fenders too and i definitely don't really see much of a difference, just a slight sound difference and the American is heavier..

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• that dp 13th Oct 2008

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  I would suggest this guitar to anyone who wants a sound and playability of the Clapton, Hendrix, and it handles some of the heavier stuff such as Mettalica. Just look at the guitarists through the years who play Fender Strats and although this is a cheaper guitar than the originals you can still get the sound and playability through a decent amp (I use a Marshall MG15DFX with mine).

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• craft37 10th Sep 2008

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  I love my Squier Bullet, but you must check the sound if you decide to buy an instrument like this

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• thestratman 3rd Feb 2007

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  I don't understand how this could get decent review. If your a beginner you can play any instrument but once you have a decent guitar you can't stand this garbage guitar

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• steve6375 25th Sep 2004

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  Squier Bullet - This guitar was bought new (B&W model - a la Eric Clapton's famous 'Blackie') from a shop. We tried all the other similar priced guitars up to £150 and this one stood out for tone and action.
  I had to fit a shakeproof washer to the jack socket as it was always coming loose, and I had to disassemble, clean and spray WD40 on the pickup switch to get it to work properly.
  After that it works fine. Nice tone (for the price) and nice action. Pickups are OK. There is a fair bit ...

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• Katiebullet 16th Mar 2004

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  Ideal for beginner as it is lightweight and omits more experimental features such as tremolo. Soloing will become difficult as the string neck is not dented for great bending of the notes. Good sound, ideal for distorted sounds.

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