The Squier Affinty Series Telecaster in Gun Metal Grey brings a classic design and amazing playability to the masses thanks to its stunning value.
The Affinity Series Telecaster features a slab-style Alder body that mimics a design that was first seen in the '50s. Accompanying the neck is a Maple neck with a "C" shape profile that is topped off with a 21-fret rosewood fingerboard.
Joining the body of the Affinity Series Tele are a pair of vintage-style single-coil pickups that are more than capable of reproducing the twang that made the original model famous. Also featured are a 3-position pickup selector switch along with master volume and tone controls.
To Complete the look. the Squier Affinity Series Telecaster some equipped with a chrome 6-saddle top-load Tele bridge, standard die-cast machineheads and a 3-ply white/black/white pickguard.
The main features of the Squier Affinity Series Telecaster in Gun Metal Grey are:
Alder body
Maple Neck with "C" shape profile
21-fret Rosewood Fingerboard
2x vintage-style single-coil Tele pickups
3-position blade pickup selector switch
Master volume and tone controls
6-saddle top-load Tele bridge
Standard die-cast machineheads
3-ply white/black/white pickguard
Chrome hardware
Gun Metal Grey polyurethane finish
Features:
Manufacturer:
Squier
Series:
Affinity
Design:
Telecaster
Body:
Alder
Neck:
Maple
Neck Construction:
Bolt-on
Neck Profile:
'C'
Fretboard:
Rosewood
Scale in mm:
648
Fretboard Radius in Inches:
9.5
Number of Frets:
21
Fret Format:
Medium Jumbo
Fretboard Inlays:
Dot
Nut type:
Synthetic Bone
Nut width in mm:
40.6
Pickup:
SS
Manufacturer pickups:
Squier
Neck Pickup:
Vintage-Style Single Coil
Bridge Pickup:
Vintage-Style Single Coil
Piezo Pickup:
No
Coil-splitting:
No
Switch:
3-Way
Control:
Vol, Tone
Bridge:
6-Saddle Top-Load Tele
Tuners:
Die-Cast
Hardware:
Chrome
Finish:
High-Gloss
Colour:
Gun Metal Grey
Number of Strings:
6
Case included:
No
Gigbag included:
No
Certificate:
No
Squier Squier Affinity Tele RW GMG Gun Metal Grey
N/A
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Una chitarra dal rapporto qualità/prezzo incredibile, suona come la "sorella maggiore" di casa fender. Timbro eccellente, manico in acero che rende lesecuzione scorrevole, adatta a qualsiasi tipologia di musicista sia professionista che principiante. Niente da invidiare a chitarre di prezzo superiore. Grande acquisto.
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Squier Affinity Tele Blond - great sound and amazing value!
Guitar was setup very well. Intonation spot-on. Low action, frets levelled and a very comfortable neck - easy to play out of the box. Great tone from bridge and neck pickups. Overall quality very impressive for a guitar at this low price point. Would make an ideal first guitar or as a basis for making upgrades.
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When you see this guitar in person, you can't believe the quality and how it feels in your hands. The sound as well is great. I would give to this guitar the "best value for money" prize!
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It’s been a while since I bought a squier. 24 years in fact. And boy have they used that time well. Picking up the guitar it has a build quality that surpasses its price point. A great finish over a nice looking body. Beautiful light maple neck and fretboard. And solid feeing hardware. The only criticism is expected and that’s a little roughness on the fret ends that you can’t see with the naked eye. And can be fixed easily with a sanding block.
Acoustically it gives off more volume than my squier strat. Up and down the neck you can feel where the frets need to be played in built there isn’t a trace of buzz. Plugged in through my Marshall it sounds like a traditional tele. The brightness and twang when clean but happy to have a bit of a growl when the gain is nudged in the right direction.
I bought this purely to give me something to look forward to during Covid lockdown. But I love it already. Looking forward to getting to know it better and finding out what it can do.
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