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"Start with shapes and sounds borrowed from the great Fender guitars. Add some special design touches all their own. Then offer the result at amazingly affordable prices. Squier's Bullet guitars redefine the meaning of "value" in electric guitars.

All Bullet guitars feature Stratocaster-style body shapes (in Black or Sunburst finish) combined with one-piece rock maple necks patterned after the Telecaster. Precision tuning machines assure smooth, slip-free tuning, while adjustable bridge and neck truss rod make it easy to set you Bullet up for any string gauge and player style.

Model S-3 offers three single-coil pickups in the traditional Stratocaster arrangement, with or without tremolo. (...) Both are finely constructed, easy-playing winners!"

1984 Squier Product Catalog

Inspired by the garage rock bands of the sixties and the cult classic guitars they played, the Gold Foil Collection combines timeless Fender® designs with the dazzling style of a bygone era.

The Gold Foil Jazz Bass® features an alder body, mid '60s C"-shaped maple neck with bound ebony fingerboard and a Gold Foil single-coil for full, punchy tone that complements the exceptional good looks. Other features include a matching painted headstock, 'lollipop' tuning machines and 20 Medium Jumbo frets.

Long on looks and aces in the tone department, the Fender Gold Foil Collection combines the enduring charm of midcentury mail-order guitars with the style and playability of an authentic Fender.

Introduced in 1980, the SG-R1 was a limited run of 200 units, distinguished by it's active electronics designed by Bob Moog (first introduced on the RD model). This would be the first ever SG with active electronics, and also has a 1/4" thicker body to accommodate the electronics. In 1981, it was renamed the SG Artist but was soon discontinued.