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These Teles and the J Mascis Jazzmaster are easily the best bang for your buck that Squier has ever made.

@1thess523

9 ай бұрын

I have the Butterscotch Tele and my son has the J. Mascis and you aren't wrong 👍

@fredfunf3456

8 ай бұрын

Yep, the Mascis is a great guitar. Quality.

@MyMotherTheCar

6 ай бұрын

The Mascis is my favorite Jazzmaster of them all, Fender or otherwise. It's the pickups.

@Antidoton

5 ай бұрын

My slimline 60's is beautifully made.

I'm so glad I payed the extra for my classic vibe rather than a Harley Benton copy. The Indonesian Squiers are bounds ahead in quality and playability than anything remotely in the price range.

Squier has really bumped up their price:performance ratio recently, this things is unbelievable for the price

@unabonger777

8 ай бұрын

recently? they have been selling these since 2008, and they have gotten worse recently.

@maxwellthorpe8004

7 ай бұрын

WAAAAAHHHHHH WAAAAAAHHHHHH BABY ALERT@@unabonger777

@Antidoton

5 ай бұрын

I just bought one and it's very well made and setup out the 🎁

I bought a 60s C.V. two months ago and love the center switch. It has a meaty, punch when played clean.

One of these was just traded in at my local music store. It was one of the first generation CV's built in China. Brass saddles. Only ever heard of them but couldnt believe how it played and sounded. Needless to say it left under my arm lol. Nice review John and Zack. 👍

@12babyapes59

4 ай бұрын

I have a brass saddle model, sounds better than my made in

I have a buttery one. But that white blonde is awesome. I love that translucence with the grain showing through.

John, I’ve heard many pickers over the decades and precious few of them ever had me guessing as to what was next on the fretboard. You sir are one of those guys. I never know what to expect during your solos. I’m often pleasantly surprised. Thank you.

@Arimo-ns8hd

Жыл бұрын

Definitely agreed!

I bought this on Amazon on sale for $299 a year ago as my first guitar and I absolutely have loved it. Very versatile generally speaking and the twang is so good! Great review!

@sunnohh

2 ай бұрын

So jealous, when I bought my first guitar 22 years ago that would have been unbelievable. Even more adjusting for inflation that would be like $142 then!

Back in 2018 I purchased a used 2016 Telecaster Classic Vibe '50s. I was browsing through Reverb and found a butterscotch pine body Squier that had a factory stock 1-Piece 3A Flamed Maple neck! I immediately purchased it. It already had Porter pickups and an Emerson control harness, what's not to love.

I bought one 13 years ago. Fantastic guitar.

These squier necks are great when the gloss is sanded down with the green grade scotch brite pad.

@jaguarlongboard4605

3 ай бұрын

I tried one of these and a Fender player tele, As soon as I felt the grippy neck on the squier I say “NOO GOD! PLEASE NO! NO! NO!”

@guyincognito320

2 ай бұрын

@@jaguarlongboard4605 Seriously why the shit do they waste time glossing these necks? Literally nobody on earth prefers a glossy neck. Two coats flat and send it out the door. So fucking dumb.

Get the early Chinese cv Tele with brass saddles. = awesome

Good fast review thank you !

I absolutely love my blonde CV Tele. I can’t believe there’s such a killer guitar for less than a grand. Hell… it’s less than 500 bucks.

very nice play!

Nice playing!!!

I love the sound of these pick ups. Very warm, p90-ish

I love it I only wish I can afford it I'm too broke these days to buy anything thank you for the videos awesome 👍😎

Just the guitar I was thinking about last night. Even better, you got the Gibson Les Paul giveaway! I’d have to give that to my sister in law if I won, who is far better than me at guitar and has been great to me over the years, she’d love that :)

Awesome review and playing. Love this guitar

I have one same color and all.I LOVE IT..

I love my 50s CV in butterscotch blonde. One of the coolest Telecasters you can buy at an incredible price point. I think it's nicer than MIM Fenders, particularly if you like a retro look and feel.

@robertramos6769

11 ай бұрын

I agree, I es liked into the store ready to buy the MIM, but walked out with the butterscotch CV 50. A lot nicer. I just replaced the pots with CTS and now it’s even better.

@KRAZEEIZATION

7 ай бұрын

Play a Fender 50s Vintera Tele which is MIM. There’s no comparison. The Squier comes second. I own both.

What a fantastic video have a happy new year

I own a Squier Tele and a MIM Tele. I love them both.

I have a 2014 CIC Blonde with a flamed neck in this model and 2016 CIC in Butterscotch, they're keepers!

I own the Classic Vibe 50's Telecaster (2020 MIC Butterscotch).. It's my main axe ..in my little garage band.. and my friend that owns a MIM Telecaster said he would have never paid what he paid for his if he played mine first.. it even sounds better to everyone that hears us play.. would recommend it to anyone who wants a great Telecaster..only dig would be the weight..mine is 9lb-8oz a real boat anchor ⚓LOL ✌🍄👍

Have an 08' CV Tele 50s the white body has yellowed nicely sounds and plays great 👍

Glad to see it has steel saddles rather than brass. Much more real tele

I saw a fender squier strat in antique white on a pawn shop wall, it was only 100 bucks so I got it. Now I admit I am one of those only American made Fender people but that squier is actually a great guitar that stays in tune forever.

Awesome guitar, forget the cost, even with the non-coated neck the action is superb. Sounds great with my Spark 40 Amp for jamming. Spending big bucks for an axe doesn't always mean "Better". Awesome playing by the way, it really showed off the attributes of the guitar quite well.

@Antidoton

5 ай бұрын

I have the same Amp. Sound like Andy Summers :p

Talk about tone on that Fuzz Muzz. Just Sensational sound. Who says the psychedelic 60s are gone??? Great playing John.

These CV Squiers are nice.

Couple of nice things you played there. Can't take my eyes off the green wall-hanger...sometimes color brings different stuff out of a player; I'm in love with that one.

@PlayandTradeGuitars

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate that thanks, and yea haha I agree color can inspire!

wow, this is how every guitar should be reviewed..measuring the neck width, thickness and all that..very nice, thanks. subbed!

@pinkmoon4211

4 ай бұрын

Body weight ? some have came in at 10 lb 8oz

This sounds great. I have a Squire semi hollow telecaster. I love it.

@Antidoton

5 ай бұрын

Same here it's a stunner

Excellent demo was that instead of the insane shredding some do ,👍

My CV 50's tele is really amazing. It was set up much better than my MIM Fender.

IMO the trick to the CV is weight. Some of them can weigh a ton, especially the blonds.

@hkguitar1984

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, I've a 2016 Pine body in Butterscotch that weighs over 10 pounds! It plays and sounds so great that the weight is just something I'll live with.

@voiceofexperience

Жыл бұрын

We need a "Heavy Guitar Appreciation Society"! I've always found them, all other things being equal, to have a clearer, more focussed tone which will cut through a mix better than their light-weight equivalents. My spine takes issue with this however.

@hkguitar1984

Жыл бұрын

@@voiceofexperience Ha ha ha, Good Idea Jeffrey. I've also had pretty good tonal experiences with heavier guitars. In addition to my Pine Squier Tele I also have a solid rosewood Tele that weighs in at over 12 pounds (and it sounds fantastic). That said, I am currently building a solid Ash lightweight Tele. I anticipate this Ash Tele to weigh less than 7 pounds once finished. I like both (light and heavy).

They’ve turned the squier classic vibe into this generation’s mim fender. It serves the same role as the mim’s used to… a sub $500 guitar that with a good setup could be made into a gig worthy guitar. Will it ever be the best guitar ever no but it gets the job done and gives you great bang for the buck.

Love your playing and tone! I’m going to try one today.

I went with the butterscotch blonde model, was a tough choice! Love it 👍👍

@dj-7154

11 ай бұрын

What different colours are there? Thanks

@koffiefilter

4 ай бұрын

BTB is the way to go.

My 2022 is heavy, sticky neck (most ever), tuners crap....everything else is great. Scotch-brited back of neck, replaced tuners, added brass saddles...for $313...a steal. Love it.

@daveclinton4945

8 ай бұрын

Same story here!

@lazvt8469

8 ай бұрын

@@daveclinton4945 ...then learned to solder....and added Lindy Fralin Blues Special and now not even my new Fender Tele Pro II can keep up with it tone wise.

@daveclinton4945

8 ай бұрын

@@lazvt8469 right on!

I heard this in a blind sound test with the American fender tele And I chose this as the better sounding more expensive guitar I’ve heard many ppl say the Cheeper guitars have a better warmer chord tone and higher pitched solo stuff for the more expensive units

Nice playing dude . I think I'll get one .

I bought the “white” one. What was sent to me was actually *pink* -ish, and the wood grain under the transparent finish was badly matched. So I returned it and got the classic butterscotch one instead. Couldn’t be happier. It’s a very good Telecaster. Some day, maybe, I might swap out the pickups as the output is a bit low. But they’re meant to be that way and they sound good so… who knows?

@dezene

Жыл бұрын

The white blonde one is slightly pink. I bought one and love that aspect. It shows up in the video a bit too. 7:39

@stockholm1752

Жыл бұрын

@@dezene I guess it might all depend on how the wood is underneath, because that can drastically affect the overall impression.

@dezene

Жыл бұрын

@@stockholm1752 Yeah possibly. It's pine (which is supposed to replicate the earliest Teles) one way or the other.

@bobcabo4509

9 ай бұрын

I've heard others say there's had a pink hue to it. Mine is 13 years old and was white/ blond when I got it and has started to yellow a bit like other white Fenders tend to do. I have a new white/blond Tele too and they are both very different in color, but nothing to suggest pink in either.,

@thenovicenoisemaker

6 ай бұрын

Mine was pink too, swapped for butterscotch

I have purchased this guitar and i agree

Just bought the 40th anniversary vintage for 277 euros. It is not that awesome acoustically but once you plug it in... and the satin neck is awesome.

Sounds fantastic ..looks beautiful ..always amazes me the snob value of human mentality ..Squiers in Australia you pay hundreds for a used one ..I bought an Affinity because it was beautiful ..great guitars in my opinion .. SRV played a Squier ..watch the video .

Love the colours

Well, now I'll be playing spanky funk grooves for the next couple of hours. Thanks a lot 🤣🤘

Great playing and demo mate. Very inspiring. They're on a Black Friday Sale with Fender in the UK at the moment. £258!

@Antidoton

5 ай бұрын

I bought the Slimline 60's for £279 off Amazon. Best guitar I've bought.

I have a 60’s CV Thinline. Great guitar, one of the best values out there.

You can actually use the L shaped cable on the Tele, I use the one from Fender and that fits fine for my MIM Tele. 😊

Consider the budget, I will buy an used Squire CV. It’s a good guitar for small gig or performance at bars.

I just put a Minty Green Teley on Lay-A-Awy this morning.

The tele's are one of my favourite guitars specially for its punchy sound. If I were a richman I would buy one of each of my beloved guitars.❤

I too would like to get the Squier. You said these were Alnico Pickups. Are they Alnico 5 or Alnico 3? I plan on getting the Butterscotch Colored one. Thank you for posting this.

I have had 3 classic Vibe CVC Custom 60s Telecasters I only have one now their hands down my favorite tele even over the American and Mexican Fenders that I've have over the years the value of these puppies are unbeatable really

@jacobsamano9761

3 ай бұрын

Do you not mind the thick poly on the back of the neck? It’s the only thing I’m worried about. Everything else looks good on the 50’s Classic Vibe. Good split post tuners, Fender Alnico pickups, Bone nut, C-Shape Neck with 9.5” radius, 3 Classic barrel bridge saddles, string through body and ashtray style Fender bridge pickup plate. I wonder if it’s not hard to sand down the lacquer in back of neck because I really like the bones of this guitar. All I might upgrade is bridge saddles with compensated brass 3 barrel saddles, better output Jack, pots and cloth wiring, maybe different pickups (Seymour Duncan Hot Rails), file down nut slots and level/crown/polish frets and round over fingerboard edges for worn in comfortable feeling neck. Could be a hell of a guitar for not a lot invested, especially if you make the upgrades one at a time instead of spending all at once. I would love to see how it turns out after that.

Terrific guitars. The new ones are still great but try to find an older one with the Tonerider pickups. Much better, especially at the neck.

How do you feel about this vs an American Pro II; is the American worth the extra cash?

Actually have a Thinline and a Jim Root the next will be whichever one feels right for me

this is my first electric guitar ! bought this today

It looks and sounds great! It's up to $429 from $419 as of this post.

great playing dude

I have replaced all of my Fenders with those tuners, just like the good ol' days. Lockers not needed. I wish they would have mounted the neck pickup to the body, like they used to not the pickguard.

I love the early first generation of Squier Classic Vibes that were made in China.... Maybe you guys could do a comparison between the early Chinese Classic Vibes and the current ones coming out of Indonesia....

@Ottophil

Жыл бұрын

they were even better when the chinese ones were called modern player and labelled with fender logos

@brianperry

Жыл бұрын

l bought a Butterscotch classic 52 vibe about nine years ago 'Designed and Backed by Fender' Crafted in China on the rear of the headstock....They are very good guitars although a little heavy...My only gripe... the chrome isn't very good, has gone dull. mine has brass saddles. For the price an excellent choice..

@poopydonkey

Жыл бұрын

@@brianperry That's funny, mine was really light. So light that I think it was pine... Great guitar though, resonates great the whole guitar shakes when you strum it.

@lazvt8469

Жыл бұрын

@@poopydonkey I got a lefty last month...pine...heavy.....nice guitar overall...and affordable.

@paulcastaneda5907

Жыл бұрын

I just bought an old CV Blonde Tele made in China 2010. Brass barrel saddles. Awesome!

These are great for someone who only kinda wants a Fender. I'm an SG guy and would never pay $1,500 for a bolt on with single coils. But, a good Strat or Tele at this price, I'd totally pay that for some variety.

@peterburi2727

4 ай бұрын

Another thing you get with an SG is that detachable headstock. ;-)

@mattsmitchger259

4 ай бұрын

@peterburi2727 Sure. With a Gibson. I have an Epiphone. Scarfed joint, less of an angle. Funny how the cheaper construction method is better and sturdier. Don't even want a Gibson anymore for that reason.

I own one and also own a professional series for the money. I would rather get the classic vibe and not pay all that money. you could buy three of them guitars there versus one professional series and have the same guitar pretty much. that's my opinion... just change out the pickups if you want. better sound quality but they sound pretty decent for what they are... what's not to love?😂😂😂❤... awesome demo! thank you!❤

The neck is routed but is the bridge as well?

I had one. It was a great guitar but it was over 10lbs. I let it go because it was to heavy.

Recently got one. Really like it, but man this thing weighs a ton! I did not expect it to be so heavy compared to teles I've played in the past.

@Achx791

5 ай бұрын

yeeeeees indeed really haevy

@Antidoton

5 ай бұрын

Yeah that's why I bought a slimline 😊

Is the newer Classic Vibe '50s Tele worth trading up to from one I bought 9 years ago?

@bushcry1

Жыл бұрын

Not necessarily. You should compare both models as China vs. Indonesia versions use different pickups. Some say China models use Tone Rider pickups (though not officially is admitted)

I have this guitar it's almost perfect - the only think I don't fancy about it is the thin neck and gloss finish on it.

@crazyhoarse

3 ай бұрын

agreeee

These have alnico pickups which are a lot better than the ceramic ones the other Squiers come with.

l bought a Butterscotch blonde 52 classic vibe about nine years ago.. Mine has brass saddles, rather than the chrome. i exchanged the pickups to Seymour Duncan. Thats the only mode l made...One point though, the chrome isn't very good ,it soon degrades and goes dull. overall though this is a very good Guitar Well worth the money... l believe it cost about €260 at the time...

@gururajchadaga

Жыл бұрын

does the chrome bridge affect the functionality in any way? Asking cuz I don't care for the looks.

Great guitar…but MAKE SURE TO THOROUGHLY CHECK it over. I had multiple issues (bad volume pot, strap screws coming loose while playing live, and MULTIPLE frets that needed to be hammered down and one glued down by a tech. Eventually, I looked online and I ended up getting a new replacement tele from the shop where I originally got it due to Fender’s 2 year warranty. I love it (they are great sounding, loooking, and feeling) but take someone with you who knows what to look for if you’re not good at such things.

Indonesian guitars are on pair with good fit and finish, those people over there in the Cort-Tek and P.T Samick factory are well trained at what they do and some of my best players came from Indonesia unlike the Chinese junk that I avoid like the plague!

@BryanClark-gk6ie

7 ай бұрын

I have 2 CV teles made in china that aren't junk. Better than the ones now made in Indonesia. Also a fender modern player tele made in china that isn't junk.

Next guitar will probably be this tele or the CV Strat. Undecided... both look and sound great 👍

I think they are good for the price. I have tried a few in the stores and found the tuning pegs and controls pretty bad.

I have one of those cream coloured G400 epiphones with the 3 pick ups. I’m considering selling it or trying to do a swap for one of these Teles? Do you think I’ll regret it or love it? The G400s are going for around a little more than the cost of one of these Teles brand new price. I wish there was a music store locally rather than everything having to be online coz I can’t try one out or speak to anyone about doing a straight swap.

Mine is 8.5 lbs too. It’s my go-to though.

Give me 5 classic vibes over 1 American fender ANY DAY

Boy they've really jacked up the price of these since their first release. IIRC I paid something like $250 for mine.

@ianaintsaying1625

Жыл бұрын

@inboxmeontele_gramplayandtrade I'm sorry what?

@adamk6299

Жыл бұрын

It’s all the inflation Trump caused. It will take a long time to come back down.

Dang that tubescreamer sounds fat but very clear n crisp with the tele!!!

I used to have a classic vibe butterscotch Tele. It was heavy too. Great guitar still though. Good luck on getting to 50k subs. The person who wins that Les Paul will totally shit their pants. Unfortunately I live near the outer edge of the realm, so I am unable to enter.

Considering one

I would love to see u do a squier Tele vs a fender player Tele

I'm surprised at the lack of cavity shielding. The previous ones made in china had shielding paint. My current indonesian tele buzzes quite a lot more than any of my other guitars, all with single coils.

@jackhargreaves1911

7 ай бұрын

This seems to be a common problem with many guitars made in China and Indonesia. The exception is Yamahas made in Indonesia, which have excellent shielding (some of the best I have seen anywhere). Perhaps they are the exception that proves the rule?

How about the volume ? Does it get muddy when you turn it down?. Are the mini pots oringal spec?

I know they’re trying to keep with classic design and feel. But are the pickups wax potted? I hate microphonic pickups.

Maybe my memory is incorrect, but didn't Telecasters used to have a chrome cover over the ashtray bridge?

Those look great, but it sounds muddy to me. Or did you just have the tone knob down?

@PlayandTradeGuitars

Жыл бұрын

What kind of speakers did you listen on? No the tone knob is not down unless indicated in the text. Thanks for watching

@Dave-nm3xc

Жыл бұрын

@@PlayandTradeGuitars a basic 3.1 speaker system

I heard that the CV (single-coil) pups are Alnico IIIs, which makes them kinda unique in the current Squier / Fender model range.

@napwneoenejeod3740

Жыл бұрын

i believe some of the paranormal series are as well

@martynridley3671

Жыл бұрын

The blonde ones are fitted with Alnico III's whilst the butterscotch models are fitted with Alnico V's. The earlier Chinese made butterscotch models were fitted with 'Tonerider' Alnico V's as stock.

Of course it's worth the money!🤔

Really nice soloing. What would you say were your influences?

@PlayandTradeGuitars

Жыл бұрын

I really appreciate it! I'd say all the great blues/rock players are my main influences - Albert King, SRV, Hendrix and while I'm not really a jazz player a LOT of influence on my sound from Wes Montgomery, Grant Green, John Scofield, Larry Carlton. But then I'm a total geek for Steve Vai, Satriani, Eric Johnson. I love love country guitar too. Can't forget Chet Atkins. Also Steve Cropper is a big influence. Young players like Marcus King now are incredible, he's my favorite at the moment. I also love classical guitar, Julian Bream probably was my favorite player and interpreter. This could be a very long comment so I'll just stop and say I'm influenced by too many great players to list haha thanks for watching. Who are you listening to these days?

@EbonyPope

Жыл бұрын

@@PlayandTradeGuitars Oh wow I absolutely adore Wes Montgomery. The way he uses octaves. Very nice. I'm a huge Hendrix fan too. It wasn't until I discovered the Band Of Gypsies live album at Fillmore East that I discovered that Hendrix was way more versatile than just rock. These funk and soul based stuff like Power of Love, Stepping Stone and especially Who Knows blew me away. Because all you usually hear from him are his more simple hits like Hey Joe etc. Concerning Vai etc. I must admit that I really hate shred. Especially the tone. Satriani and all these others (except Guthrie) really sound like Amiga computer game sounds. Incredibly sterile and mechanical. And although they are impressive generally I see them as athletes. People who push the envelope but to a point where it becomes more of a sport than music. Impressive yes, but incredibly boring. The only one I can at least listen to us Guthrie Govan because his tone isn't sterile and his phrasing had a lot of jazz etc. in it. Oh yeah definitely love the finger pickers and classical guitarists too. I am classically trained so that's why I really like it. There is nothing better if you want to learn good fretting hand technique and general discipline. It also benefits you when your want to learn Travis picking etc. It was really easy to learn did to my classical background but I never wanted to stay there because although I really like classical music is very limiting in comparison to jazz. There is nothing more valuable for a musician in my opinion than to be able to come up with good melodies and chord patterns on the spot. It's the highest degree of musicisnship one can achieve. Oddly enough during the times of Mozart improv was highly encouraged and there were real improv battles between him and as far as I remember Clementi. Over the centuries this attitude got lost however and classical music despite some still including improv here and there is mostly void of that. Which is a shame. It had become so restrictive that I realized even though I love classical music I don't want to be stuck just reinterpreting music from dead people. All you do is play other people's music for the most part. That was when I discovered Gypsy Jazz and oh boy did it give me motivation. It's incredibly fast and melodic and in still learning. I discovered a new start on the Gypsy Jazz horizon his name is Joscho Stephan a German jazz guitarist. Check him out. His version of Hey Joe is just amazing. I don't care that you wrote a lot. Could have been even more. I like to talk about music. I'm currently bedridden for the most part since I had a Myocarditis and COVID 19 and am still recovering. Hope I'll soon be able to return to playing with my band. It's a Salsa and Bachata band. I like to listen to Latino music but didn't imagine to play it. However I'm learning so much right now. It's really worth to leave one's own confirm zone and try new things even though one might not really be into this kind of music. You'll always learn something new. Go have a listen to Joscho Stephan. Tell me what you think. Have a nice day man and give us some more of your sweet playing.

These were a lot better when they made them in China. Ever since they have switched to Indonesia they haven’t been as good. I had a Simon Neil classic vibe Strat I wish I hadn’t sold

@ronpriest7135

Жыл бұрын

They still build them in china...I bought two in 2021 a week apart... 1st 0ne was a butterscotch blond From Indonesia, the second one was white from china and both literally perfect...

@chrisburch3808

Жыл бұрын

@@ronpriest7135 I just haven’t been impressed with the wood grain on the blonde and butterscotch finished ones coming out of indo. Some look like cutting boards. The early China ones were using some really nice grainy pine that looked like ash.

I know this probably isn’t the best place to ask but I’ve had a few guitars all of which being squiers around 500 and under like a jag and a strat. I’ve been really wanting a tele should I just get this squier one from the vid or the $850 msrp Fender Player Tele?

@spookyatbest

Жыл бұрын

Don’t get me wrong i’ve done my own research and all but it always leads to me not being able to make a decision 🤦🏽‍♂️

@PlayandTradeGuitars

Жыл бұрын

We have an (older) demo on the Player Tele, I loved it. I actually will be doing a fresh demo on that soon, but my advice is both are good. The Player Tele I was very impressed with and if I had to choose one I'd choose that. It's in stock here, hope you'll consider using our link: www.zzounds.com/a--3979398/item--FEN0145212 Let us know what you think either way, whichever you choose will give you the classic Tele tone - my favorite!

you should compare telecaster to squier classic vibe 50's strat behind you

Does this model have any neck dive? Every tele I've played dives until the neck is parallel with the floor. That playing position isn't comfortable for me.

@MyMotherTheCar

6 ай бұрын

None at all. The pine bodies are very well balanced with the neck. No dive.