Bought a cheap squire to mod, quiet a nice guitar for the price. Currently rewiring with new pots after a recent pick-upGrade. Still wondering why I didn't buy a 2nd hand Fender one now as I'm becoming a telecaster convert. Maybe if I get a pay rise....!

Don't know the exact specs of mine, but I got it from ebay. It's black-on-black, and Korean from the mid-80s to early 90s as far as I know. Pretty solid guitar that actually plays and sounds better than most new 'proper' Fender Teles I've encountered.

nice and playable. constructed pretty well. decent paint job. pickups and electrics are ok but could do with replacing for better parts.

looks like fender tele, without fender mark

It works well, the strings that come with it are a bit slack but they work very well!

Many people see the name "Squire" and think "cheap." This is not always the case. My Squire Tele was $400. Yes, it's cheaper than a Fender, but is it worse? There are conflicting opinions. Many will comfortably compare this guitar with the MIM Fender Tele. I decided to save $200. You choose!

this is a pretty good guitar, just like the summary says. two single coils. does what it says on the can. stay in tune great. very nOICE

This was the first guitar I bought. Got a second hand Made In Japan 1994-95 edition. Good guitar for the price and it still plays well despite many years of abuse.

I own a Squier Telecaster in a burgundy finish from (trying to be accurate) the mid-1990s. Whilst |I've only used it a few times at home it seems to have a solid construction, decent sound, and an adequate ability to stay in tune. However, having acquired it around the same time as my Squier Strat, it is safe to say I prefer the latter.

Pinewood body. I changed the original pickups with Lollars (Tele 52) and that makes this fairly cheap guitar sound aweso e