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Description

Discover the essence of musical versatility with the Squier Limited-Edition Bullet Telecaster Electric Guitar. This guitar is a gateway into the world of electric guitar playing, offering a seamless blend of tradition and innovation. Crafted with beginners and students in mind, it embodies simplicity and practicality without compromising on style or sound. Whether you're carving out riffs in rock, weaving complex jazz melodies, strumming soulful blues, or twanging country tunes, this Telecaster has got you covered.

The Bullet Telecaster is an homage to the iconic Tele design, providing the classic look and feel that musicians have adored for decades. Its lightweight body ensures comfort during long practice sessions, while its straightforward controls make it a breeze to find your unique sound. The single-coil pickups deliver that unmistakable crisp and bright tone, making it a superb introduction to the iconic Fender sound. Affordable yet uncompromising in quality, this guitar is your ticket to a world of musical possibilities.

Key Features:

  • Classic Telecaster design
  • Lightweight body for comfortable playability
  • Single-coil pickups for bright, crisp tones
  • Ideal for beginners and students
  • Versatile sound suitable for rock, jazz, blues, and country

Product specs

Brand Squier
Model FSR Bullet Telecaster
Finish Black, Butterscotch Blonde, Lake Placid Blue, Olympic White, Red Sparkle, Surf Green, Vintage White
Year 2017 - 2021
Made In Indonesia
Categories Solid Body Electric Guitars
Body Material Basswood, Poplar
Body Shape T-Style
Body Type Solid Body
Bridge/Tailpiece Type String-Through
Color Family Black, Blue, Green, Red, White, Yellow
Finish Style Gloss, Metallic
Fretboard Material Laurel, Maple, Rosewood
Fretboard Radius 9.5"
Frets Medium Jumbo
Model Family Squier Telecaster
Neck Construction Bolt-On
Neck Material Maple
Number of Frets 21
Number of Strings 6-String
Nut Width 1.65"
Offset Body Non-Offset Body
Pickup Configuration SS
Right / Left Handed Right Handed
Scale Length 25.5"
Series Squier Bullet, Squier FSR Limited Edition
Wood Top Style Opaque, Plain

FAQs

What kind of pickups does the Squier Limited-Edition Bullet Telecaster have?

The Squier Limited-Edition Bullet Telecaster is equipped with standard Telecaster single-coil pickups, providing a classic bright and twangy sound ideal for country, rock, and blues.

Is the Squier Limited-Edition Bullet Telecaster suitable for beginners?

Yes, the Squier Limited-Edition Bullet Telecaster is a great choice for beginners due to its lightweight body, comfortable neck profile, and versatile sound.

What is the neck profile of the Squier Limited-Edition Bullet Telecaster?

The neck of the Squier Limited-Edition Bullet Telecaster features a 25.5"-scale bolt-on maple neck with a 9.5"-radius Indian laurel fingerboard, providing a comfortable and familiar feel for most players.

How many frets does the Squier Limited-Edition Bullet Telecaster have?

The Squier Limited-Edition Bullet Telecaster has 21 medium jumbo frets, offering a traditional feel with enough fret space for expressive playing.

What body material is used in the Squier Limited-Edition Bullet Telecaster?

The body of the Squier Limited-Edition Bullet Telecaster is made from poplar, a lightweight wood that contributes to its balanced tone and comfortable playability.

Does the Squier Limited-Edition Bullet Telecaster have a string-through body design?

Yes, the Squier Limited-Edition Bullet Telecaster features a string-through body design with a vintage-style 6-saddle bridge, enhancing sustain and tuning stability.

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Reviews

PROS

  • Great value for money, especially under $200

  • Produces authentic Telecaster sound

  • Beautiful action and smooth neck

  • Perfect intonation right out of the box

  • Plays like a higher-priced guitar

  • Attractive blue sparkle paint job

  • Solid construction with no rough fret ends

  • Rounder fretboard enhances playability

  • Minimal tuning needed upon arrival

  • Excellent for upgrade projects

CONS

  • Some line-noise from the pickups

  • Paint color not true to "Lake Placid Blue" description

  • Not ideal for those seeking premium tone without modifications

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Entry-Level Squier Performs Above its Price point.

A guitar that is priced below $200 should not sound this good. A guitar that is priced below $200 should not feel this good. And yet, here I am giving the Squier Bullet Telecaster five stars. What the heck?

I am primarily a bassist. But for quite a while I found myself with an itch. A very particular itch. A twangy Telecaster itch that simply would NOT go away. But I could not justify spending the $700 on a MiM Telecaster in spite of that itch.

After looking at online reviews I began to consider the lowest priced Squier I could find. I was very suspicious of this $180 Tele. How good could it be at that price? Probably not very. Still -- electronics notwithstanding, the neck specs of this Bullet are so close to a "real Fender" that I, at least, had to try.

The Guitar Center near me had one... ONE of these in stock and I happened to have about $200 in my bank account that I could "play" with. So I did it.

This thing produces THE Telecaster sound, at least to my ears it does. The construction is very nice, the neck is smooth, no rough fret ends, no flaws and is arrow-straight. The paint is not "Lake Placid Blue" by any stretch of the imagination. It is a really nice blue sparkle however. And the pickguard is an awesome minty-green shade, that often photographs white but when you see it in person, it's definitely green.

I LOVE my Telecaster!

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See how Greg Maya uses Squier Limited-Edition Bullet Telecaster Electric Guitar

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See how Perrosky uses Squier Limited-Edition Bullet Telecaster Electric Guitar

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Perrosky frequently uses the Squier Limited-Edition Bullet Telecaster Electric Guitar in Lake Placid Blue in his recordings and videos, including those for "El viejo rock and roll" and "Quinta normal." This is evidenced by a user-uploaded photo showcasing the guitar.

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