Squier Tele Custom Reviews

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  Watchfinder

  Squier Tele Custom

  £197.76

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  Squier Tele Custom

  £209.00

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  Squier Tele Custom

  £214.91

  Go to Thomann Cyberstore website

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• Guest 26th Aug 2008

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  Good Points: Fantastic neck.
  Cheap for what it is.
  Well built and stands up to abuse.

  
  

  Bad Points: Neck pickup not to my taste at all.
  Better pots needed.
  

  
  

  General comments: Considering I payed £119 for my Squier Tele Custom, it was a true bargain. I've changed the bleed capacitors in the tone and volume to get a better roll of tone and now have a Duncan P-Rails in the bridge. This is my back up guitar, as I love the neck and sound of solid Tele. Considering I play an American Strat and also have an Axis sport i think highly of it. Would recommend it to anyone.
  

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• bencook 26th Jul 2007

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  Good guitar
  The Squier Tele Custom looks, sounds and feels great.
  BUY ONE
  It's so much better with the p90 pickups than the humbucks!

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• murg 8th Mar 2006

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  I have played a Squier Tele Custom electric guitar, and considering they only cost about 100 quid, they are OK for what they are.

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• abassford 9th May 2005

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  The Squier Tele Custom is a great guitar for the money. I play a lot of different kinds of music live, as well as studio work. With a pro setup and better pots I could show up for anything short of a major budget session with complete confidence. Guitar stays in tune pretty well, but needs to be whipped into shape. Would be willing to pay a little more for better factory setup, but I paid $169 plus tax for the guitar at Sam Ash, so I really can't complain.

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