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Squier Thinline Tele Telecaster , Made in Korea - Pro Tone Series

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Uploaded by on Dec 12, 2010

Squier Thinline Tele Telecaster , Pro Tone Series , Made in Korea around 1997/98 only, they were said to be too good to be continued at the time... This VERY GUITAR IS FOR SALE on eBay right now, 12th of December 2010. Look under the same heading: "Squier Thinline Tele Telecaster , Made in Korea" - These are very well made guitars, collectible, and this particular one is in a very good used condition. Good luck!

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  • Please see my other video about the Squier classic vibe Telecaster. It's chinese made and pretty good, especially considering the price. . But also there are great variations in quality. Test them all! May even be good for jazz... if you don't insist on that mellow jazzbox sound.

  • In that musical context you could make use of that little extra tonal quality, that acoustic touch that you get from the half hollowed-out body. The guitar is not, to my mind, a heavy rock or metal guitar. Lots of preamp distortion, very high volumes, over a lot of 4x12 speaker cabs? In that context a typical humbucker guitar of the Ibanez RG kind (or maybe the Gibson kind), maybe with EMG pickups, would make more sense. Anyway, the best would be to try it!

  • The question appears a little funny to me, since (electric) blues guitar is often associated with quite lot of distortion, or overdriven tube sound. Think of a small tube amp cranked way up - bluesy sound, right?! This kind of guitar is good for all levels of natural tube overdrive like would be availlable from classic tube amps of the 50s, 60s and 70s. It could excell in any musical context that asks for this kind of sound, that is, in a classic rock, southern rock or blues context.

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  • Hi, what is its scale length ?

  • nice lookn guitar mate, thinish sound tho, but can be put thru anything really, nice, for the price real nice.!

  • Hmm, made in Korea? Would you say... its got Seoul?

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  • Hi! have you been testing any Chinese Squires? if you did, how are they in comparision

  • is it good for jazz?

  • Hi, how does this handle distortion? Thinking of picking one up on ebay. Is it just solely a bluesy guitar?

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