Open Box Squier Affinity Series Stratocaster HSS Limited-Edition Electric Guitar - Level 2 Natural 197881569006
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Description
The Squier Affinity Series Stratocaster HSS limited-edition electric guitar in a stunning ice blue metallic or natural delivers legendary design and tone for today's aspiring guitarists. Loaded with a Squier humbucking bridge pickup and single-coil neck and middle pickups, it provides genre-defying sonic variety to accompany any player at any stage.
Player-Friendly Refinements
This Strat features several player-friendly refinements, such as a thin and lightweight alder body that reduces shoulder strain during long practice sessions or shows. Its slim and comfortable C-shaped maple neck profile and 9.5" fingerboard radius provide fast, easy playability. A 2-point tremolo bridge allows for superior tremolo action, while sealed die-cast tuning machines with split shafts enable smooth, accurate tuning and hassle-free restringing.
Dynamic Tone
The HSS pickup configuration unleashes a wide range of tones. The Squier humbucking bridge pickup delivers meaty rock and blues tones, while the single-coil neck and middle pickups produce the crisp, articulate sound that Stratocasters are famous for. With a master volume and master tone controls, you can blend the pickups and shape your tone with ease.
Timeless Fender Style
This Strat embodies the timeless Fender style with its iconic double-cutaway alder body, bolt-on maple neck and vintage-style tremolo bridge. The laurel fingerboard adds warmth and clarity to the overall tone. With your choice of ice blue metallic or natural woodgrain looking finishes and white pickguard, this Strat is sure to turn heads.



Specs
- Shape: Thin C
- Wood: Solid maple
- Neck joint: Bolt-on
- Scale length: 25.5"
- Truss rod: Single action
- Finish: Satin
- Pickup configuration: S
- Neck: Proprietary
- Control layout: Master volume, Master tone
- Material: Maple
- Fret size: Narrow-Tall
- Number of frets: 21
- Inlays: Dot
- Nut material/width: Synthetic bone, 1.5"
- Body Type: Solidbody
- Body wood: Solid poplar
- Body finish: Gloss
- Tuning machines: Vintage-style
- Color: Chrome
- Number of strings: 4
- Orientation: Right-handed
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Reviews
4.89
9 Reviews
100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
- Jamming7
- Practicing7
- Small Venues2
- Great first guitar1
- Playing with friends1
- Experienced5
- Novice3
- Fun To Play8
- Good Feel7
- Good Tone6
- Good Pick Up5
- Solid Electronics4
Reviewed by 9 customers
I dig it. Like, really dig it.
submitted9 months ago
byJeff
fromDes Moines, IA
Great feeling neck, really like the shape. I forgot the Strats have that volume knob in the way, ah well. Most surprising for me is the #2 position for that beautiful Strat "quack" sound. I use that the most when I'm playing clean tones, then I can use the humbucker for rock and/or roll. It's a great guitar, especially if you put a little TLC into the setup.
Wow..
submitteda year ago
byAlexander
from4613 E Acampo Rd 95220
I got this guitar to replace a guitar I had gotten as a gift, and I can honestly say it's a pretty cool guitar, the finish and body is great, I really like the fretboard (ALTHOUGH) I wish it was glossy, it isn't a deal breaker. It stays in tune, surprisingly well.
Awesome guitar
submitted2 years ago
byBreanne
fromColumbus, OH
I bought this guitar as my first guitar and it has met all of my hopes and expectations! Reasonably priced yet sounds crisp, looks great, and feels high quality. Would definitely recommend to others. #sweepstakes
Squier Stratocasters - Not Just For Beginners
submitted2 years ago
byTimothy
fromBuffalo, NY
I learned about 12 years ago how to play guitar. I bought a Fender Telecaster which I have been using. I got back in to music and playing guitar after a few years of not playing so I thought why not get something new. I decided and bought this Limited Edition Ice Blue Squier Stratocaster. Now, I know everyone says Fender Stratocasters have better hardware, but hear me out on this. These ceramic pickups have an absolutely beautiful tone for the price. Turn the volume knob down on the guitar, and turn the volume up on the amp. Ceramic pickups have a very high output, and nobody ever told me this. This thing sings beautifully through a Fender Frontman. The guitar itself arrived in great condition and was pretty much set to go out of the box, at least for my taste. I didn't really need to do anything with the action. I kept the stock strings on it, I plan on replacing those soon. It stays in tune very well. No complaints there. The satin neck is nice, I wish it was glossy but that's not a big deal to me. The frets are smooth compared to the sharp frets on my Fender Telecaster. It is a bit lighter than a Fender Stratocaster. It's not a hulk like a Les Paul or a Telecaster. I'm really enjoying this guitar. And it's becoming my "go to" guitar over my Telecaster. It really is that good. I'm actually considering picking up another Squier. That's how much I like it. These Squiers are a steal for what you get for the price. Absolute highway robbery.
I think I made an excellent choice. Love this guitar
submitted2 years ago
byBradley
fromNorth Port, FL
I'm teaching myself to play guitar at 63 years old. I love how the guitar feels and the sound is awesome. I am very happy with my Squire Stratocaster which was recommended by my guitar playing friends. It stays in tune, plays well and looks beautiful in the natural finish. It appears to me very well made and the price was not bad. Kudo's to Guitar Center for any easy & fast transaction.
Great for Beginners and Modifications
submitted4 years ago
bySteven
fromHuntington Beach California
For beginners the thinner yet full sized lightweight body and velvet smooth neck back make the Affinity easy to play. Nice gift from parents. Have GC set it up. I modified mine to include Texas Special pickups, locking tuners, brass tremolo block and 6110 jumbo frets. Amazing results.

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