Squier Classic Vibe Telecaster Custom Electric Guitar  

Pretty good for the price, really better than old starters but can't compare to a custom shop or many Mexican models(Baja)

• Again, good for the mony. Beautiful finish, neck on mine was dry and had open grain in the rosewood fingerboard, bowed in the middle and really needed setup.  I have better guitars and didn't need one at a lesser level so returned.  Would have killed to have this as a new player.

Good for beginner or decent low cost guitar

It was fine just not a match for my other more expensive fenders.

Single tone and volume controls with 3-way switching.  Bound body, aged maple neck with rosewood fingerboard. Frets dressed and action fairly well set up out of the box. Nice looking sunburst finish.

Amazing fit and finish for a entry-level instrument.  If it didn't say "Squier" on the headstock, you'd be hard-pressed to distinguish it from a Fender MIM.

Fantastic value for the money. 

Just a great little inexpensive guitar.  Perfect for gigging in not-so-genteel venues.  Great tones, fantastic action and feel.  Great looks.  If you're lusting after a Tele on a limited budget; you won't be disappointed in this little gem.

I'm a dry palm guy, so, the neck is great. Pups and tone are bright. Controls are responsive. Action is a little bit low for me, but no buzzing. My big complaints are that the cord jack was loose and it wasn't in tune when I got it out of the box. Otherwise a really good Telecaster. Sounds just like what I want a Tele to sound like.

As I mentioned...not in tune when it arrived.

A Christmas gift, but, for the Musician's Friend price, it's fantastic.

After a simple set up, you can gig this guitar. Great value.

I expected to have to change the pickups, but these have the Telecaster twang and they take higher gain settings very well--I have a Highway One, and the stock pickups were terrible, especially at high gain.

I may eventually upgrade the electronics in the guitar--pots, switch, wiring and jack, but they work well now, so no hurry. I did read on some forums of people having trouble with their jacks. While the action on mine isn't great--I don't get a real click when I insert my plug, it works for now...

This is a beautiful guitar--the standards of fit and finish are really high. It played perfectly out of the box. The fret ends are smooth. The sunburst is great. The mint green pickguard is sharp! The bridge does its job.

Great guitar, great price. Fender/Squier are doing some incredible things to build these guitars at this price point.

This is an awesome guitar. If you're looking for an affordable Tele, look no further than the CVC.

This is a great guitar, especially for the price. If you read many reviews, it is diffucult to find a bad review on it. I  recieved mine from MF the recently and i love this guitar. The finish is beautiful with the binding along with the rosewood fretboard. There have been a few complaints about the "sticky" feel of the glossy finish on the neck but i have not noticed this being an issue. The neck is slim but i tend to prefer this and it feels good to me. Quite easy to play actually. I 'm used to a 24 fret guitar but i did not have any problem adjusting to this guitar. I play in my church and we play a variety of styles, so its really versatile. I've gotten many compliments in just two weeks. The clarity is unbelievable. I'm used to active pickups so the output is not as strong as what i'm used to but the clarity makes up for it. There is a slight hum in the pickups with the volume high, but the pickups sound amazing. There's no need to change the pickups in my opinion unless you want to get rid of the hum which is not that noticeable. Sounds great rhythm or lead, The guitar stays in tune really well even with the vintage tuners. This is my first tele but for the price and quality this appears to be a steal. Don't be fooled by the name on the headstock, this IS a good guitar. Squier hit the jackpot with the classic vibe series. Save hundreds buying it, i'm pretty sure you will be impressed.