Thank you so much for producing this excellent video on Squier guitars 🤩 I'd say it's the best such video on KZbin! We're truly living in a Golden Age of high-quality affordable guitars, now that the standard and consistency of manufacturing is higher than it has ever been. This means that more beginners can access quality instruments, which is so important. Purists will buy Fender instruments for a varity of valid reasons. I have a Fender Telecaster (Vintera body, pickups & electronics, MIM neck) and a Fender Player Jazz Bass, both are amazing. Otherwise I have a bunch of Squier Affinity and CV guitars and basses, all of which are superb. I've had them all professionally set up, and upgraded only a couple of electronics and saddles and only upgraded one Precison bass pickup, in an old beat-up Squier P-bass I found online. Apart from that, 95% of my Squier collection is stock. I love my Squiers, they're like the underdogs of the guitar world 😀 and who doesn't love an underdog! 🤠 Very well done video, thanks again!

Can i connect it from my guitar straight to my phone? And also if i can how do i do it

I have roughly 50ish guitars... i have guitars that costed me THOUSANDS... I was on Facebook Market Place where i found Squier Affinity for a $100... i fell in love with it. Its my player... so i bought 2 mor of the same guitar... same dam model and color. Do they need some upgrading ? Sure! But they feel like butter in my hands. I wish there was 22 frets; my own issue.

All bands have woodwinds, brass, and percussion instruments. 8:43

well done! for me the Jupiter sounds more free blowing in upper register and overall the tone projects more broadly, if that makes any sense ... to my ears

How much?

So what would be the difference between this and an audio interface?

Are the speakers enough in the 702? They're only 2x14 W speakers... Even the Yamaha arius 165 has 2x20 speakers.

Help. Tried many times to record using Galaxy S24, still not working 😢. Is it not compatible??

I use Clasic Vibe Strat's and Tele's and Vintage modified Jaguars and Jazzmaster's which I believe are now called CLasic Vibe they are better made than the Mexican series, and equally as good as the USA series, and if I get one stolen, or broken, it doesn't cost the Earth to replace, right or wrong, that's the way I see it, good luck on your musical journey.

Question 1: "what is a squier guitar?" Answer: "its a guitar!"

How do i use my BOSS RC-505 MK2 to the Go Mixer Pro X? I want to plug my mic into RC-505 MK2, via the Go Mixer Pro X. And then record the audio and video from my phone. This is possible, right?

I hear that both trumpets are designed from the same person? I can’t tell the different in the sound as you said, thanks

I want to adjust my microphone high, low echo or reverb. How can I do ?

After reading these comments, I find it -a bit- extremely idiotic that you don’t start students out on the saxophone, be it alto or tenor. I picked one up a month ago and taught myself a great deal. It is fine for someone to start on the saxophone. An exception to this would be bari and soprano saxophones. To switch to one of those start them on alto/tenor *then* switch to soprano or bari. Please consider this in future. Thank you.

O som é bonito. Vou comprar esse no Canadá.

This videos great! But you forgot saxophone

we get it, u dont like the sax

I wish there was bassoon :(.

Is this compatible in iphone 15?

Спасибо большое. Видео прекрасно объясняет основы.

How much is the baby grand piano thank you

I love Squires. Ive had a few of them now. As a customisation hobbyist Squires are the best. They can be upgraded easily and take a proper setup like a champ. I found a black Affinity at a flea market for 50 bucks. Looking closer i realized it had a completely flamed neck, dark slab rosewood board, and a nice dark skunk stripe. This was a unicorn! I bought it. I put a brass block on the bridge, as well as Graphtech Tusq saddles. Graphtech nut and string retainers as well as strap buttons. I wired it with a 53 Tele pick-up at the neck and 57 style Texas Specials in the middle and bridge positions. Wired like a Tele on a three way switch controlling the neck and bridge pickups, with the middle pickup swelling in or out on its own voume knob. Master volume and tone to control the whole mix, and some open gear Hipshot locking tuners to put the cherry on top! Point being that it only cost me about 375$ to build a truly custom one off guitar. If i had started with a "real" Strat i would have been afraid to go that far with it. I even carved the paint to create gloss black hot rod flames over unfinished wood. Its truly one of a kind and its a Squire!

I have CV s ( 50 tele Butterscotch and 70 thinline natural finish) i mean the 50 s has brass bridge parts which cost alone 40-50 when retrofitting newer teles, bone nut, Vintage Tuners , a unbelievably good neck, CV teles are guitars that stay in tune for months, they come in top shape, Well inspected No issues with the fretwork at all, that doesn't mean minor adjustments may or have to be done to the choice of the player and you end up with a guitar that feels well when playing and Sounds more than reasonable! Like any other guitar a Pick up xchange can do great things: Example i love Fat 50 s or V mods in strats( Fenders), followed by Texas Specials, for tele ( Squier) i prefer Cristle tone pups ( Solid Body) for thin line f hole the 2 Widerange Humbucking but here the Fender ones with These QuNiFe stuff , they just sound brilliant! I may one time want to retrofitting a HH thin line with a P90 neck and Humbucker bridge ( a Phat Cat and a Antiquity or a 57 Classic, but keep it for you)❤

Roland has amazing products in Music.

Are you able to load any of the Roland Cloud software instruments into the GP-9 ?

Why the hell is Roland still using micro USB 😂

I don’t know man the 812 and the sh*t you were doing on it blows the other two guitars out of the water .

I have a walnut finish Squier Stratocaster. I replace the bridge and tuning machines. Cost me a little bit but boy do I love my guitar. I think Squires are great. I’ve been playing since 1974 and to me they are great I highly recommend them for anybody beginners to advance players. Wow they’re sure great put a little money into one and you really get a beautiful guitar. Thanks for the video. Have a great night.👍🏼❤️🎸😎

Thank you very much. I'm considering the F107

What piece of music is he playing in the demo?

Does anyone know if the pickup height specs for squire-affinity strats are the same as those for standard fender Strat and if not what the affinity specs are. Thanks.

Squiers are fantastic value, no doubt. But they will require more maintenance. eg, input jacks become sloppy, tuners become imprecise. Cheaper components as a result of cutting costs of manufacture.

My 400 dollar squire sounds as good as any of the more expensive fenders I had it totally re done with new pickups and it plays fantastic

Squiers are kicking ass now! No…they are not as good as Fenders…but the gap has narrowed substantially the last 5-10 years. My 2000 American Standard Strat cost $1,100 purchased new. My 2021 Affinity Strat cost a little more than $200. The Fender is the better instrument…but not by 400-500%!! In fact, only a decent player with experience and a good ear could really appreciate the differences between the two, playing-wise. Before you drop $1500 or more on a Fender, consider purchasing two or three different Squiers!

Squire= value overload. Premium product, entry level price. Remember, it 99.9 % player, .01 gear.

...and do you see ANY Affinity or Standard series Squiers and the explanation of their prices and features ? I don't...

I have 2 Squire guitars anyone can afford a guitar these days that's the easy part the hard part is learning how to play the darn thing, guitar is a hard instrument to learn how to play and even harder to master it but some have succeeded.

Don’t fall for the myth that earlier Squiers were always junk. The original Affinity line made from 1996 to 1999 are incredible - the bodies and necks are full width, and built as good as anything ever to come out of California, and the pickups sound fantastic. They came with cheap tuners, pots, and switches, but that’s an easy and inexpensive fix.

@1:15 didn't know squier used a modern string tree?

Squier is a whole different animal these days. I wouldn’t touch one in the 90s, but I’m proud to own several guitars and basses today.

Squier bullet deadly waste...😅😅😅

I have a starcaster and a telecaster they are very good for the price

I have a Stagemaster strat HSH configuration. Love it

Squiers are much much better now than 15-20 years ago. Production processes are certainly better nowadays. As an example, the Classic Vibe series is on par with any standard Strat IMO.

I have quite a few Fenders of various origins, from CS to American Standard to Mexi to partscasters and my Squiers stand up to the best of them, especially the Paranormal series. Regardless of the name on the headstock, Squiers are solid instruments that have never let me down live....

I have a number of Squiers. I have my 2001 Affinity Tele with 2 SC sized humbuckers (And it doesn't sound like a Tele anymore!!), a Tele Deluxe, a Squier VI, a Showmaster, a Jazzmaster Baritone, and a completely unmodified Affinity 1999 Strat (which may be the only unmodified one left on the planet). I love them all!!

I have a 2009 lefty Squier Affinity series Strat that is one of my best guitars. I have modded it quite a bit but the neck on it is superb. My best friend has a Classic Vibe Strat (HSS) and it's his main guitar for gigging, even over his late 70's Kramer DMZ 3000. Squiers are wonderful beginner instruments and make great mod platforms. I prefer the satin finishes on the Squier series over the gloss on the Fender Strats.

I have 2 Custom Shops and an American Standard. 5 Squier Classic Vibes and an Affinity Strat and Tele. The Squier's are just great! With a good setup they are great guitars! Each one has a set of "upgraded" pickups from Fat 50's to 69's and they play and sound great! The stock pickups were fine, just didn't want them all to be the same. Now I have all the Strat bases covered! Don't be fooled by what's on the headstock. I'm just as proud if not more of my Squier "Collection" because they have been set up and upgraded to "my specs" and sound!

My actual tour guitars are Squier. One is Classic Vibe, and the other is Vintage Modified. My $2000 Fender is a studio-only guitar.