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I detrattori possono dire quello che vogliono. Chitarra buona, costruzione indiscutibile, suono ottimo. Comunque resta una fender che non si deprezzerà come una Squier
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A good guitar
mita4ky 02.02.2025
I have been playing the guitar for almost 20 years, and this is the second electric guitar that I have decided to buy and keep. My first one was a 2006-7 Highway One Sunburst Stratocaster, which is my main point of reference here.
I received the guitar a few days ago, so this is more of a "first impressions" review. Overall, it is a pleasant instrument.
Appearence-wise, it looks great. I don't mind the fact that the body is a 4-piece poplar plank, although I understand why some people find that frustrating, considering the price.
The neck is comfortable to play -- 99.9% similar to that of my Highway One Stratocaster, which was very important to me. The frets, however, do not look shiny as I would expect from a new guitar at this price point, so I will definitely have to polish them a bit when I change the strings.
There was also some residue glue on the first fret -- probably a drop or two from when they glued the nut. This was easy to remove but, again, it created a mixed first impression, and I thought I would have to use a razor to scrape it off.
There is a slight intonation inaccuracy at the 3rd and 4th strings but should be easy to compensate with the saddles after I put the new strings.
The pickups are what I expected them to be or a bit better -- good telecaster sound. They are even a bit higher output than those of my H1 Stratocaster (Alnico 3), while the hum is significantly less.
The tuning machines seem alright and are very similar to those of my H1, although they feel just a tad weaker. Again, time will tell if they will do the job.
One thing I do not like is the nut made of some sort of laminate material -- it is not smooth and dust can easily settle in it. It is beyond me why Fender used this, considering that there are other options that do not cost a lot. I guess time will tell how durable it is.
Other guitars I could compare this to -- a 90s Squier strat and a MIM Jimi Hendrix Strat. To me, this Telecaster has a far better neck, which is of utmost importance to me, along with the quality of the pickups.
I have never played a Classic Vibe Squier which people suggest is the same as the new standard series by Fender. Before buying this, though, I read a lot of reviews which stated that the CVs were indeed good guitars but mainly those that were built in China (not Indonesia as they are now), and there were still QC issues every now and again. So, to me, this new series by Fender makes sense provided that you get a unit that has more or less good setup and you won't have to spend another 100 EUR for a luthier.
Considering that in 2007 I paid around 690 EUR for my Highway One Stratocaster, and how much this amount was compared to the average salary back then, I can say that this guitar is not expensive as people make it to be. It is a good instrument.
It is a good choice for people like me who do not have access to a big store for musical instruments where you can go and play, and choose from Squiers, MIMs, MIJs, etc. Also, the secon-hand market is very poor, so for my situation getting a new guitar from a reputable store like Thomann that offers warranty makes sense.
On a different note -- Dear Thomann, I received multiple confusing notifications as regards the delivery which cost me time and hassle rescheduling my days. In the end, I even had to go and collect the guitar from a facility rather than receive it from the courier as initially planned.
There are other delivery services in addition to UPS that do better work while not costing more. I don't mind waiting a bit, as long as I get the right signals that will allow me to schedule my work.
I have been playing the guitar for almost 20 years, and this is the second electric guitar that I have decided to buy and keep. My first one was a 2006-7 Highway One Sunburst Stratocaster, which is my main point of reference here.
I received the guitar a few days ago, so this is more of a "first impressions" review. Overall, it is a pleasant instrument.
I have been playing the guitar for almost 20 years, and this is the second electric guitar that I have decided to buy and keep. My first one was a 2006-7 Highway One Sunburst Stratocaster, which is my main point of reference here.
I received the guitar a few days ago, so this is more of a "first impressions" review. Overall, it is a pleasant instrument.
Appearence-wise, it looks great. I don't mind the fact that the body is a 4-piece poplar plank, although I understand why some people find that frustrating, considering the price.
The neck is comfortable to play -- 99.9% similar to that of my Highway One Stratocaster, which was very important to me. The frets, however, do not look shiny as I would expect from a new guitar at this price point, so I will definitely have to polish them a bit when I change the strings.
There was also some residue glue on the first fret -- probably a drop or two from when they glued the nut. This was easy to remove but, again, it created a mixed first impression, and I thought I would have to use a razor to scrape it off.
There is a slight intonation inaccuracy at the 3rd and 4th strings but should be easy to compensate with the saddles after I put the new strings.
The pickups are what I expected them to be or a bit better -- good telecaster sound. They are even a bit higher output than those of my H1 Stratocaster (Alnico 3), while the hum is significantly less.
The tuning machines seem alright and are very similar to those of my H1, although they feel just a tad weaker. Again, time will tell if they will do the job.
One thing I do not like is the nut made of some sort of laminate material -- it is not smooth and dust can easily settle in it. It is beyond me why Fender used this, considering that there are other options that do not cost a lot. I guess time will tell how durable it is.
Other guitars I could compare this to -- a 90s Squier strat and a MIM Jimi Hendrix Strat. To me, this Telecaster has a far better neck, which is of utmost importance to me, along with the quality of the pickups.
I have never played a Classic Vibe Squier which people suggest is the same as the new standard series by Fender. Before buying this, though, I read a lot of reviews which stated that the CVs were indeed good guitars but mainly those that were built in China (not Indonesia as they are now), and there were still QC issues every now and again. So, to me, this new series by Fender makes sense provided that you get a unit that has more or less good setup and you won't have to spend another 100 EUR for a luthier.
Considering that in 2007 I paid around 690 EUR for my Highway One Stratocaster, and how much this amount was compared to the average salary back then, I can say that this guitar is not expensive as people make it to be. It is a good instrument.
It is a good choice for people like me who do not have access to a big store for musical instruments where you can go and play, and choose from Squiers, MIMs, MIJs, etc. Also, the secon-hand market is very poor, so for my situation getting a new guitar from a reputable store like Thomann that offers warranty makes sense.
On a different note -- Dear Thomann, I received multiple confusing notifications as regards the delivery which cost me time and hassle rescheduling my days. In the end, I even had to go and collect the guitar from a facility rather than receive it from the courier as initially planned.
There are other delivery services in addition to UPS that do better work while not costing more. I don't mind waiting a bit, as long as I get the right signals that will allow me to schedule my work.
Sfortunatamente si è verificato un errore, La preghiamo di riprovare più tardi.
S
Der neue Standard!
Standardtele 01.02.2025
Ich nehme es vorweg: Ich bin ein Telecaster-Fan. Und NEIN - das ist KEINE Squier-Gitarre! Das sieht und fühlt man sofort. Der Korpus besteht aus drei Teilen Holz, die Griffbrettkanten sind exzellent verrundet, Verarbeitung und Finish sind makellos. Meine American Standard aus den 90-ern kommt da nicht ran. Klanglich liefert sie genau das, was man von dieser Gitarre erwartet. Ich habe und hatte viele Gitarren unterschiedlicher Hersteller und würde behaupten, meine neue Standard-Tele ist ein prima Einstieg in die Fender-Welt!
Ich nehme es vorweg: Ich bin ein Telecaster-Fan. Und NEIN - das ist KEINE Squier-Gitarre! Das sieht und fühlt man sofort. Der Korpus besteht aus drei Teilen Holz, die Griffbrettkanten sind exzellent verrundet, Verarbeitung und Finish sind makellos. Meine American Standard aus den 90-ern kommt da nicht ran. Klanglich liefert sie genau das, was man von dieser Gitarre
Ich nehme es vorweg: Ich bin ein Telecaster-Fan. Und NEIN - das ist KEINE Squier-Gitarre! Das sieht und fühlt man sofort. Der Korpus besteht aus drei Teilen Holz, die Griffbrettkanten sind exzellent verrundet, Verarbeitung und Finish sind makellos. Meine American Standard aus den 90-ern kommt da nicht ran. Klanglich liefert sie genau das, was man von dieser Gitarre erwartet. Ich habe und hatte viele Gitarren unterschiedlicher Hersteller und würde behaupten, meine neue Standard-Tele ist ein prima Einstieg in die Fender-Welt!
