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Squier Classic Vibe '70s Telecaster Thinline Limited-Edition Electric Guitar $359.99
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Guitar Center has the Squier Classic Vibe '70s Telecaster Thinline Limited-Edition Electric Guitar in Olympic White for $360, with free shipping and 10% rewards with the GC gear card.
This is only $10 more than the frontpage deal right after Christmas.
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This is only $10 more than the frontpage deal right after Christmas.
- Soft maple body (per Fender's site for the generic model not the limited edition, so YMMV)
- Maple neck, maple fretboard, 9.5" radius, modern C shape
- Nickel hardware
- Vintage tint neck
- Vintage tuning machines
- Semi-hollowbody
- Two alnico humbucker pickups
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What do YOU not like about 25.5 scale?
What do YOU not like about 25.5 scale?
It's just easier to play certain chord shapes on Gibson and I particularly like 24" necks. I have a tele build with a 24" and another with a 24.75"
It stays in tune like nobody's business thanks to the nut and tuner layout (perfectly straight pull). The single coils are gorgeous and the bridge humbucker is slightly hotter than vintage Gibson output. Low action and shorter scale make it a breeze to play.
My guitar teacher said the dark mahogany (with no adornments like binding) made it look like furniture. So I've taken to calling it "the coffee table."
This has been a real eye opener.