Squier Bullet Mustang HH - Imperial Blue

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While Squier is owned by Fender - and they both make near identical instruments - the companies are separated by a few different factors.

Built with authentic Fender Mustang style and easy playability but at an affordable price, the Squier Bullet Mustang HH is a great first guitar for beginners. The Bullet series is the most affordable range of Squier guitars on the market, and includes Stratocaster, Telecaster and Mustang models. The main aim of the Bullet series is to enable young or beginner players to own an instrument that looks, sounds and feels good without costing the earth. Don’t expect something mind-blowing - but a Bullet will definitely help get you started. Affinity It’s a good question, to be honest. There’s never been a better time to buy a cheap or budget-friendly electric guitar - with many brands and manufacturers producing great products at an alarming rate - so why should you opt for one of the best Squier guitars over anything else? Fender has manufactured some of the most popular Electric Guitars since 1950, including the iconic Stratocasters, Telecasters, and Mustangs. Squier replicates Fender guitars at a more affordable price. Despite coming onto the market as a modest guitar as part of the Student Series - The Mustang has gone on to be cherished among players new and old across the world. This is perhaps because it carries a powerful and reliable sound which is true of the Squier model as well. Again, this means that you’re going to get that rich Mustang tone at a very nice price point. On top of this, you’ll get the iconic aesthetic of the guitar which has been championed by the likes of Graham Coxon, Gary Jarman and Thurston Moore. SCULPT YOUR SOUND WITH SQUIER MUSTANGThere are some qualms and questions surrounding the build quality of guitars made in the Far East over those made in the US and Mexico - and while those qualms may have been entirely valid five to ten years ago, nowadays, not so much. We’d argue, in fact, that if you spend Squier money on a guitar made in the US, it wouldn’t be that great - as the cost of labour and manufacturing would bump up the price of a cheap guitar considerably. The Classic Vibe range of guitars from Squier continues to impress us with its build quality, looks and overall feel. The body of this guitar is made of Pine - something we’ve not seen since Fender’s early days - and its these touches, along with features like the 2-colour burst and Narrow Tall frets, that give the CV ‘50s Strat a killer vintage vibe and style. The has a comfortable “C” shape profile and a smooth satin finish making it comfortable to hold and easy to play. In today’s article, we’re going to review one of the most popular budget guitars available on the market right now – Squier Bullet Mustang HH. A lot of guitarists (especially beginners) choose this model as their first guitar. It’s cheap, but is it actually worth the money? Let’s find out! The Classic Vibe range consists of higher spec vintage-inspired models. They're loosely based on '50s, '60s and '70s Fender designs, and are finished to a higher level than their cheaper Squier counterparts. The Classic Vibe range has always been one of the best, but in recent years we've seen Squier really close the gap with the Fender-branded instruments in terms of build and sound quality and overall feel. Paranormal

I have no hesitation with recommending this guitar to anyone who wants to start their musical journey. If you’ve been playing for a while, you’re going to like it too – but remember that it’s a budget guitar.These guitars are seriously cool, and as Squier likes to change around their models every couple of years, they could also become pretty rare. FSR The first - and main difference - is that they're built in different places. While production began in Japan, Squier guitars are now manufactured in China and Indonesia - as opposed to Fender guitars hailing from Mexico, Japan and the US. This enables Fender to produce Squier guitars at a much lower cost - and therefore, sell them to you at a lower retail price. In addition to our selection of Squier electric guitars and acoustic guitars, we also offer a range of Squier basses. These bass guitars offer the same great quality and affordability as Squier guitars, making them the perfect choice for players on a budget. Our Squier basses come in a variety of styles, from classic Precision and Jazz Basses to modern Jaguar Basses. Squier also offers a variety of left-handed guitars, including left-handed electric guitars and left-handed bass guitars, designed especially for the leftie guitarist. The Squier Bullet collectionis one of their most cost-effective series of guitars, offering classic Fenderdesigns at an affordable price. It’s a great range for beginners to start learning guitar on models that are stylish and affordable, and you can’t find a better place to start than with the Squier Bullet series of iconic Stratocasters, Telecasters, and Mustangs.

Squier was founded in 1982, making 2022 its 40th anniversary. As a result, Squier is celebrating with a range of high-spec models finished in special colours and featuring anodised scratchplates. They're considered to be some of the best Squier guitars ever made - a fitting compliment for a company who's celebrating a big milestone in such style - but there's some real weight behind that claim. As a budget guitar, the Squier Bullet Mustang must be thought of as such. The tone is good, especially great in the bridge position, but it’s not the Mustang. With some easily done modifications, the Bullet will certainly have more girth and strength, along with everything so great about its comfort and playability.The Squier Bullet Mustang makes it easy. Rather than leading you down a specific tonal rabbit hole that breaks the bank, or giving you a cheap hunk of wood that falls apart easily, the Mustang doubles down on robustness while giving you a ready canvas. Yes, they sound a little bit different – they usually have a bit warmer tone. This is a result of a lower tension of strings. If you you don’t like that tone, you can always use heavier gauge strings. Once you change them, the strings won’t be able to vibrate as freely, therefore the tone will be slightly different. Are Squier Mustangs good?