Squier by Fender Classic Vibe '60s Telecaster Thinline Electric Guitar, Inspired by 1960s semi-hollow Telecasters, Maple Fingerboard, Natural Finish

The media could not be loaded. Being a bit of a Telecaster fan, couldn't resist this one when they were on sale at Amazon for £278...Wasn't sure what to expect but was pleasantly surprised.Good finish and hardware on a thinline that looks, plays and sounds great at that price representing superb value.The pickups are reminiscent of the fender wide range humbuckers and can dial in a sparkly clean as well as play nicely with effects (effects in the video)...Thanks Amazon 😎

For the price point, this is a lovely guitar. The one I got was well setup out of the box and just needed tuning. I know some people like to replace the pickups, change the strings and fiddle around with the action etc, but for me this was just right. It sounds great, plays well and apart from the Squier logo, looks just like a Telecaster. Very happy with it.

A great sounding Tele fore those that don't want at to pay for the Fender. Bouil and sound is good. No complaints everything works perfectly and plays well

Build quality is pretty good but it needed some setup, the intonation was terrible and the factory strings weren't great.It plays really nice and has the standard Tele sound. Overall I would recommend as a backup or beginner guitar, or just someone who wants the Tele sound on a budget. You could easily gig with this

I got this '60's thinline telecaster for the bargain price of £237. It's my fourth Tele and a welcome addition to my modest collection. The difference between this semi acoustic and my other solid body guitars is quite noticeable. It's got an airy quality to it, it's a bit brighter in tone and it sounds great with a bit of overdrive or distortion. It's nice and light too and has a premium feel to it. Nice neck, no sharp fret ends and good build quality make this a pleasure to play. I'm very happy with this purchase.

An excellent-sounding Telecaster, with a lovely neck.

Well made, light but sounded awful.

This guitar was so cheap on Amazon that I couldn't stop myself buying it and I don't regret it at all. I do already have a Squier CV 50's Telecaster. This one feels and sounds similar but not the same. This guitar looks fantastic, with nice grain and nice finish. The frets were perfect, both in height and length, so no sprouts and no high points. The tuning machines are really good. The F hole edges were a bit rough with excess lacquer which I quickly smoothed out with an emery nail file. The electronics seem fine with precise control and no crackling. The sound is a bit darker than my single coil Telecaster as I expected and it distorts more easily with the humbuckers. All good! The guitar was set up pretty well but the nut was suspect as I was getting a sitar sound on the B string and the strings were sitting in very deep grooves. The guitar needed a twist of the truss rod and when I changed the strings to 10s I decided the not slots weren't right so I replaced the nut with a Tusq one which made it all good. The only thing I might consider changing in the future (see how it goes for now) is the bridge which is probably fine but could be a bit more robust.Overall it's an amazing buy and better in every way as compared to some cheaper Fenders I've seen.