What Squier Telecaster Should You Buy

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[@MrJermeyp]

Classic vibe . I have literally never picked up a better feeling guitar

[@MrJermeyp]

60s the one I have is identical to the one in the video and it's literally my #1 for FEEL and playability

[@JDPelayoPetit]

Couldn't agree more with this comment. I had to sell mine, but I'd probably get another one just for the fun of playing that guitar

[@philgolding5615]

MrJermeyp i have a 50’s CV Tele. Amazing guitar! 😎👍

[@matthewbeebe344]

Absolutely, I LOVE my 50s C.V. tele

[@petermiller1839]

Pick up a G&L Leo said it was his best creation.

[@domukaz]

Every big line of guitars ought to have a video like this comparing them to one another. This was super helpful. Thanks for posting it!

[@williamleith8430]

I second the no "Standard " Squire series, its almost like its a secret with these videos, they are a phenomenal value better than the bullet and affinity. Full size body, nut, alnico pickups, bridge wound hotter. Great guitar.

[@DylanTalksTone]

Please send me a link to this missing guitar on the fender website and I will mention in in an upcoming video

[@williamleith8430]

@@DylanTalksTone can't do on my phone, try fender website, search "Squire standard telecaster ". A blonde color comes up and a antique burst avail.

[@danielbermudezgiadrosic4041]

@@DylanTalksTone i'll send you the fender.cl link (i'm from chile) www.fender.cl/squier-telecasterr-standard-1166.html They are super cool, i like the brdige pickup on this one, but i'd definitely get some locking tuners and probly change the neck pickup

[@rivulus]

Yep, same for the strat. The standard is the cheapest squier with decent pickups and standard dimensions. In the case of the strat it even has a steel sustain block and modern two point tremolo. Small point about the tuners: they have the fender style with the two locator pins but the spacing is different so you need to drill or enlarge the locator holes when upgrading to fender tuners. Which is a shame since you can get great deals on fender branded locking tuners.

[@amirkhalid5449]

@@DylanTalksTone While the whole Squire Standard series is for some reason not currently on the international version of Fender's website -- save for one HSS Strat -- the Squier Standard Tele most definitely does exist. I bought one on Saturday. The Anderton's website has a listing for it, and so do other online retailers.

[@DragonofLimerick]

I look forward to watching your videos, they are so helpful, I'm excited to watch the mod video!

[@michaelstephen9093]

Man - your team just shocked my Bills with 1 second left....that being said, this was very informative and clearly explained

[@catfishkempster]

Hi! I just wanted to say thank you for another great and informative video. I immediately sent this off to a friend who is looking at buying a Squier in the next few days. Have a great holiday season, and thanks for another great year of great videos! [edited to correct a spelling mistake]

[@MindDezign]

Great run down ,great plugs for your builds... genius!

[@MrCurtyWurty]

Couldn't agree more! Those high end Squiers are fantastically well made. I recently bought a Squier Contemporary Strat, expecting the fretwork to be iffy, but the frets were perfectly level! I never would have thought it for £289! I've paid 4 times that for guitars that needed a fret leveling!

[@hkguitar1984]

I just picked up a Classic Vibe 50s Vibe with a Pine Body and Alnico II Pickups. Couldn't be happier. Biggest surprise is the heavily flamed maple neck/fingerboard! It's an older 2016 model I picked up used, however the flamed neck is straight from the Factory in China!

[@rolux4853]

Damn I’m jealous! I’m looking everywhere for a nicely flamed one, but can’t seem to find one in Germany/Europe..

[@ThijsLammerse]

I really love the cv 60s double bound. I played one and was happily surprised. I will surely get one some day.

[@sergioalvarez5949]

Thank you Dylan, I have been contemplating getting the contemporary model. Im ordering one first thing in the morning.

[@Borealis50]

Cool video! I'm currently eyeing a Squier to start my guitar journey

[@scottysaunders8224]

Thanks for the in-depth review. I’m a big fan of these squire guitars.

[@hkguitar1984]

So glad you are able to sit outside this morning and have a cup of coffee. Here where I live the outside temp is only 12°F!

[@TheFrankHuda]

Perfect, I needed this info. This guy is great.

[@ColinStuart]

The Affinity has the neck pickup mounted to the body (I prefer that). I have small hands, so I love the smaller neck! Also love that I can get a maple fingerboard!

[@callmecraig3046]

I got a Squier 72 Vintage Mod Thinline and it's my favorite tele I've ever laid my hands on. Super comfortable. That being said, I'd like to see a sound comparison of the stock WRHB and the conversion you mentioned in the video.

[@stefanagha3248]

I got a CV butterscotch one and I love it! Not my most expensive guitar but a joy to play, especially after a setup/restring.

[@Ideal1980]

The Affinity is whatever body wood they have, changes with the seasons...

[@mateuszmisiurka6761]

Is it really?

[@brianbond7856]

Just subscribed. Very informative video thanks!!!!!

[@jameslyons1661]

Thanks for the information

[@donnywagers8736]

Thanks for the demo, I appreciate it. I'm a big fan of the classic vibes.. I have about four of them now. they are phenomenal for the price...😊

[@tomb8430]

@6:24 I have one of these Classic Vibe 60's exactly as shown. Definitely one of the best guitars I own, and played well straight out of the shop. Holds it's own against my Fender Custom Shop Strat. I dunno, maybe I got one that was built on the day when everyone was on their game. Absolutely love it. Playability, tone, it has it all.

[@matthewcattermole504]

I have the exact same one, found it in a second hand store for 250 and it's now my favourite guitar out of the 7 I own. Such a great find

[@navinadv]

Sweetwater claims the Classic Vibe 60s Custom has a normal C neck and not slim taper. Is this correct?

[@Hiro.the.God.]

No, it’s a great guitar. It’s better than all the other guitars and has a great price.

[@dommccaffry3802]

Classic vibe !! All day and all night !

[@mmullen2112]

Good info, thanks!

[@nazmoking3171]

I have the Affinity tele I got from GC for $199 and it was set up perfect from the factory - amazing! It has better pickups that do not sound thin like the Bullet. There are videos that compare the tone of the 2 side by side and it's a major difference - different pots etc. As you said, the neck is thin and fast.

[@johnsenior2566]

Thanks, great explanatory vid.

[@Bova13]

This was very usefull, thanx man!

[@lunarpollen]

Affinity Tele + Hipshot tuner upgrade kit + professional setup (including nut slot depth adjustment) = super playable and enjoyable beast

[@jonahsharpe6436]

I pushed the sub button because of your sad, Sarah McLachlan style commercial in the beginning. I don't regret it.

[@brandonjackson5865]

That’s the absolute best guilt trip to subscribe pitch I’ve ever seen I love it way more effective than every video reminding people to subscribe I tune that out, I was already subscribed just binge watching videos on the channel.

[@lespaulcustom7309]

Dylantalkstone. I just got the squire standard series tele. I was hoping that I would see it in this video.. but none the less great video. I'm with you. I want a John 5 an the Jim Root. Love the tele.....

[@secretguitarlab]

great vid!!!

[@tns4421]

The quintessential tele sum up I love to see again and again! Thank you! The true difference I can find on ss teles is that the classic vibes are after the vintage original image and sound should you let the price drops a few things in favor of them!! So I will buy a cv 50's white blonde tele which I really like in order to put it side buy side to my 2011 MIM ss tele and see !!

[@MrDpool1]

Best of both worlds. As a lefty, I got the 50’s Classic Vibe for the AlNiCo 3 bridge pickup. Then I replaced the stock pots with reverse audio minis, added two holes and two 1meg pots to the control plate with chrome knobs; then wired them to a Novak Wide Range Humbucker in the neck. The only problem is that I have to used a special padded strap due to a severe back injury that occurred after I got it.

[@watchnorthlondon]

Great informative Video. Affinity for my daughter.

[@interpolagent9]

Awesome video, thanks. I'd assess myself as a beginner but I've accumulated a few guitars already. I picked up an Affinity Telecaster to see if I like that style of guitar, which I actually do enjoy now. Mine has the Butterscotch Blonde finish. It's been sitting still for a few months because I've been practicing on my acoustic. Anyway, I picked it up two nights ago, plugged it in, and played. It was still in tune and ready to go. My more expensive guitars all needed to be tuned. Not this one. Now I'm thinking I just might want a U.S. made Telecaster. I love them.

[@AZDesertExplorer]

Good to see another Cardinals fan!

[@mmarette1]

Just stumbled around and saw your video. I subscribed and hope to see more of your content. I think you should do a Jaguar or a jazz master.

[@craigkierulff]

You're killing me with the heart-wrenching music 🤪

[@ledjon]

John 5 is totally my favorite player right now too. I'm going to buy that guitar.

[@jeromea1659]

I got mine from J5 himself. At one of his shows. Not much more than any storefront maybe $115 more, but you Meet him and get a goodie bag, the Axe is Signed too if you like😉

[@heyokastu2]

That John 5 telex is amazing!

[@lmt200ish]

I could not find it but you should do the same video on Squier strats. Great vid.

[@deanvandyke6445]

I have a left handed Affinity that I modded into an Esquire, and the 50's Classic Vibe. Both are super solid guitars.

[@michaeltherion7459]

The classic vibe is more weight?

[@deanvandyke6445]

Michael Therion yes, Classic Vibe is a thicker, heavier body. Pine, I believe. The Affinity has a thinner profile and basswood body.

[@GuitarTunings33]

Great video.

[@Patrick_Garrett]

I bought an affinity tele and rebuilt it into a monster. Took me all the way to nashville. Keep pounding. 🤙🎸

[@midgetman2109]

PATRICK GARRETT how much did it cost w all the upgrades?

[@Patrick_Garrett]

@@midgetman2109 It was approximately $550 worth of upgrades so given the original price of the tele was $250 that would put it at a total cost of $800 completely assembled and that is including a Fender neck. All in all I'd say it was well worth it given that It has the same equipment as an American professional telecaster just with a little different set up.

[@josephmullinsii8461]

Hello sir! Can you list the upgrades you did on your guitar?

[@Patrick_Garrett]

@@josephmullinsii8461 sure, I have a 1963 original all natural road worn fender neck with vintage style frets, bone nut. Locking tuners, v mod pickups, a fat 50s strat middle pickup, f branded bigsby, 5 way switch, tone saver, .05mfd oil over paper tone cap, 250k low friction pots, extra heavy knurled chrome dome knobs, all of the chrome hardware has been relic'd, and the nashville tele white pearloid pickguard, with earnie ball strap locks. Fun fact I accidentally drilled through the body during a bridge pillar install and decided to cover the hole with a chrome metal fender logo and it just happens to be the best guard ever against belt buckles, and looks super custom to boot. Kept the squier body. But replaced the backplate with a Corona california plate. Will get a custom body made soon. And she rides with D'Addario XT strings in the .010's. So as you can see, she is a whole nother animal.

[@Patrick_Garrett]

@@josephmullinsii8461 and it's worth nothing that I bought all of these components second hand on reverb and paid about $600 total. I estimate that if fender built it it would go for about 1400 on the streets as a second hand sell. Def an american professional grade or ultra grade. All parts I Installed myself. And tuning stability is phenomenal for a guitar with so much going on.

[@zvuksvetla]

Great! Very informative. Thank you. How about making a video about Squier Stratocasters? That would be great.

[@trumpfan4013]

It affinity, not infinity. I thought you were an expert.

[@BrianBrazilHarmonica]

I bought a Squier Classic Vibe 60s Telecaster with a double bound 3 tone sunburst body with a 9.25 radius rosewood fret board c shaped maple neck. I got it for $350.00 in 2020. It was a couple of years old when I bought it, but it was in pristine condition. No finish dents or scratches and the frets weren't worn at all. I wondered if was going to be a heavy guitar when I first played it at the store, but it wasn't compared to my Les Paul Junior. It plays great and sounds like a Tele should.

[@ToneScavenger]

I tried many of these Squier Teles and almost bought a Squier Classic Vibe but ended up saving a bit more money and watching the used market for a Fender Baja Telecaster. I got it now and don’t regret the decision. Nevertheless, the Squier Tele models are all pretty great.

[@randallakey3324]

I have a affinity tele changed the turners with graph tech ratio turners( no mod needed). Changed the pick ups with vintage broadcaster pickup set from seymour Duncan(had to remove some finsh from the bridge cavity. Took 5 minutes with 60 grit sand paper.)replaced the pots and 3 way switch with a Emerson prewired 250 pot set and chaged the bridge and drilled holes to made it a thru body and last i sheilded the cavities. Going to let the guitar shop change the nut when they set it up. I did this over 3 months.

[@ranman58635]

Finally I have had a few now. Love the Tele. Think the classic vibe is most mod able

[@MrBastage]

Great breakdown! Hard to choose only one.

[@jeromea1659]

The Goldie😉

[@gringogreen4719]

I have older Squires, one is the Telecaster and the other is a Precision Bass. These are both Standard Series. I've modded the hell out of the P Bass, punches way above the money I put into it. The Telecaster is the mirror black model and its pretty stock with the addition of an Orange Drop on the tone and straplocks. Great instruments. Dylan, any thoughts on the Standard series?

[@69cookiez]

greatest intro ever

[@shanewalton8888]

loved the subscribe add so I subscribed just now

[@fortj3]

If I get a Squier Tele, I'm going to have to go for the Classic Vibe lefty. I'd love a pine bodied Tele and I'm a lefty. What I'd really love to have, though, is a Tele with an unfinished (but sanded smooth) aromatic red cedar body.

[@matthewbeebe344]

Classic vibe anything are all amazing. I have a 50s, 60s bound body (early one have rosewood instead of Indian l.) And a 60s thinline. I'm still not done as my next guitar will be a 70s deluxe. I wasn't but Squier turned me into a tele guy.

[@navinadv]

I see a Squire Classic Vibe 60s custom on Sweetwater but it says C neck not slim taper. Is this correct?

[@michaelpond6386]

Classic vibe and that offset.

[@imogendedo8296]

This was helpful. Ive been looking at getting a telestyle guitar and squier has a lot of choices. I always try the budget version before throwing down a lot of cash

[@mr1bienvenu1]

My 2022 Affinity Telecaster has a 42mm nut. I measured it with a set of calipers and the Fender site confirms it. 👍

[@shaunw9270]

I already own an avri '52 Telecaster so if I was to choose one of these ,I think I would buy the John 5 .

[@michaelfrench8282]

I learn alot from you vids. Thanks for sharing the knowledge. What is the name of pickups you make?

[@chitafast5976]

Dylan's I believe just check out Dylantalkstone.com

[@guywihn1658]

The nut width on my 2017 American special is 43 mm, but the string spacing is exactly the same as on my older 2014 affinity tele with a 41 mm nut. String spacing is exactly 35.5 mm on both guitars! The affinity has string through body so I guess they could be had both ways

[@DT-ml3xv]

Love my Squier

[@monstersdad67]

Thanks this was extremely helpful, and if I mod I’ll call You

[@LuisNunez777]

Classic vibe all the way! The only thing you have to do is upgrade pickups and you have your self a killer guitar . Fret work is good low action Fast playing guitar Comfortable neck Tuning is very stable !

[@richszmal1653]

You could use a concentric pot on the jim root tele for a regular tele set up.

[@robertroberts7808]

Thanks for the info. I have a highly modified affinity that I love. I bought three classic vibes that i rerurned because they weren't an improvement and the affinity was significantly lighter. I didn't know about the narrower but before though and there are some rare licks when I have wished for a wider string spacing. You skipped the standard. I have been thinking of getting one to install Fluence pickups in. I would have loved to get the skinny on that model.

[@R2000x]

good info

[@duffman18]

Could you please possibly do a video explaining the difference between filtertron style pickups and humbucker size filtertron style pickups? Like your video on the difference between p90s and humbucker size p90s. Because I've been looking into buying something like a les Paul or SG copy and putting humbucker size filtertrons in them to get a sort of cheap method of getting Pete Townshends amazing tone on Who's Next, when he used that big orange gretsch. Nothing beats that tone for power chords. An alternative I was considering was getting that Harley Benton tele loaded with filtertron style pickups in the actual correct size and replacing them with high quality filtertrons from seymour duncan or the Creamery or something. But I was thinking the combo of a mahogany guitar with the bright filtertrons would be better than the bright sounding wood on the tele, the big hollowbody gretsch works well with the filtertrons by being a combo of mellow wood and the hollowness of it with the bright pickups, like the combo of mahogany and filtertrons would be

[@barbmelle3136]

From Leo: Bought an Affinity Telecaster as a back up when I knew my Fender Tele was going to be down for a while for fret replacement. I was surprised how good it actually is, and like the 6 saddle bridge. I add 4way switching to all my telecasters. Other than that mod, it is stock. I do not feel it is inferior to the Fender. Same with a Classic Vibe Strat, I like it as much as the Fender. We live in an amazing time. As long as you stay away from the very cheapest guitars, almost nothing on the market is unplayable crap.

[@barbmelle3136]

@Steve From Leo: I am sure that you are right. Who is to say that one alloy sounds better than another? However, an instrument is not regulated by a chemists analysis nor by a spec sheet. I have been buying and selling since my 1st Gibson in 1971. Brand names and spec sheets mean nothing to me. What I judge an instrument by is 1) is it enjoyable to play? 2) can I get my sound out of it? 3) It does not hurt if it is pleasing to my eye either. If it does not meet that criteria, who cares what some spec sheet says? Different is not the same as wrong.

[@maximusheronimus23980]

what an epic informative video ! i'm a sort of 2 sounds guy, lead, and jazzy warm clean, if i'm correct both can be achieved on a tele, also having bigger hands ( long fingers) a "Bullet series neck" would do the trick?

[@Steven_SK]

Good info. Searching for a Tele now. Subbed....

[@DylanTalksTone]

There is a link in the comments. Thanks so.much.

[@jeromea1659]

The Goldie hands down

[@123elvislives]

Hi there from Australia Great video I have just purchased myself one pick it up soon 😃 double bound 60s vibe Am I too late for the competition

[@clementjavano2706]

What do you think about the MIJ around 93 ? I've heard they're as good as the recent Mex fender. Have you tried one of those ? Cheers Nice video btw

[@phildelfino4627]

good descriptions on these guitars. I would look for a used john 5.

[@jeromea1659]

Buy one from him at a show😉

[@petemiller352]

Lefty squire classic vibe took out pickups and got guitar heads mini rail humbucker for 25.00 plus their mini rail humbucker for neck put a coil split with 500k pots and it sounds awesome

[@Gray40]

Just subscribed

[@zFlamewing]

I've been looking into getting unto playing guitar and have been torn between the Classic Vibes Tele and the Player Series. Any advice on the biggest differences in terms of playability?

[@mattjohnson8623]

Hi there, pretty sure the 72 Thinline is an ash body...??? Got an 86 MIJ one of these and I've replaced the pickups with The Creamery Widelines. love the guitar, owned it from new, and love the latest pickups much more than the originals. Totally different from any other tele I own, plus I've also put a 52 tele neck pickup in the middle position with a bit of routing and a 5 way switch.... so it's flexible as you like! Love the videos man, keep them coming. I'm learning with each one! Cheers.

[@Augiemusic]

Just picked up that classic vibe 70s Tele. Loving it so far, considering the workaround you mentioned for the fake "widerage" humbuckers...what other pickups would be a good upgrade?

[@captainkirk70]

The wide range are bigger than other humbuckers. Brandonwound pickups make a great version too.

[@voiceofexperience]

@@captainkirk70 Let's go Brandon!

[@rutiger6901]

J mascis jazzmaster. But I would bet an hour's wages that there is NO poopy Squiers. As you did acknowledge. I have the aforementioned jazzmaster, a John 5 gold telecaster plus 4 more Squier brand. All of them put gladness in my heart. I certainly appreciate the wealth of modification info that you provide here.

[@jeromea1659]

I got THEE J5 Goldie , I never thought this Axe was as Sharp as the Ginsu 2000 kitchen knife

[@rosey2578]

I have a 50s CV and a Contemporay, both excellent

[@charlesharper7292]

The infinity doesn't string through body. The classic vibe 👌 is nice!

[@chrisullery3386]

Affinity not infinity.

[@colinfalcon-original]

I have two of the Bullet Tele's Dylan and two of the Contemporary Tele's: Bullet Tele's FSR Sparkly Red Tele FSR Lake Placid Blue Tele Contemporary Tele's Metallic Red HH (bought new) Metallic Black HH (bought used, less than a year old in immaculate condition and less than half the new price) As you say the FSR Bullet Tele's are a great modding platform, I've done a lot to the Sparkly Red Tele, and just minor mods on the LPB Tele, and swapped the tuners for locking tuners on both Contemporary Tele's, and the saddles for high mass stainless steel on both as well. However, not sure about what pickups will be best for them, as you say they're not the greatest and are pretty much 'meh' till the gain is cranked way up high. So what pickups would you recommend for the Contemporary's Dylan?

[@sassycat]

Say that I buy an Affinity and eventually I want to put a Bigsby on it. Will I have to buy a new neck for it? Great video as always, you take the guesswork out of all the choices.

[@DylanTalksTone]

nope. just shim it

[@formula73]

Brilliant intro! Lol

[@ReeWebster]

Slightly off topic but the J.Mascis Jazz Master is hands down the best Squire I've ever played. Not the cheapest, but definitely worth every single penny.

[@chrishall5176]

I had a luthier friend of mine mod a strat style body to have humbucker bridge, tele bridge (middle position), and tele neck all wired to be independent (I can use only one or all simultaneously) I love the sound of each pickup by themselves, and the neck/ humbucker, or neck middle together, the bridge/ middle is kind of out of phase and obviously the same issue arises when all three are on at once. Is there a way to allow all of these pickups to work together in every position?

[@chrisg0001]

Yes, the "infinity." Do not pay attention to the "Affinity" behind the curtain

[@GMec78]

Every fender I’ve ever owned from the $130 Squier to the $1200 American had poor to moderate fretwork and a candy coat finish. Best Fender is the road worn body with the aftermarket neck and tuners of your choice.

[@josezavala-garcia1183]

Cool video, really helpful! You just needed a Raiders top instead vato!!! Still suscribed though!

[@paulievee8830]

And now that has changed. The affinity that you speak of had a neck with no skunk stripe very very thin and sleek and with the 40 mm knot. I have a guess medium to large hands and wasn't really able to play chords on it and didn't really hold much stock in it I figured I'd play with it for a while and then get something different but I noticed when I jammed with friends I would just let them play rhythm and when I came in with my lead having this super slim 40 mm nut I was able to play leads I never thought I had in me! Great guitar from practicing scales. The frets were all tapered at the ends, not rolled but the way an affinity does their frets I don't ever see mentioned. They're not rolled they're not files they just kind of slope down to nothing they never protrude past the edge. Why this point is never brought up I will never know. Well I thought I would get myself a classic vibe 50 series so I would at least own the real thing and when I was ready to play and had learned everything I needed to learn I would have the guitar already. Well I did bring it for a setup and in order to get the string height action that I want the strings would actually have to be hitting the pickups. I would love to show you some photos if I have them but it turned into a real nightmare if a guitar and it still plays and sound excellent

[@phucknuts]

I bought two paranormal thinline telecaster One in maple.. One rosewood Phenomenal guitars Then I bought a squire contemporary telecaster RH.. And it's phenomenal also I own many high end fenders and Gibsons...hagstroms.. Schecter Guild starfire 5 And these keep up with them easily

[@JohnStraussmusic]

that intro was so funny :) and sad LOL at the same time.

[@Spittin_Bars]

The Squier Standard Telecaster is the best value Squier Tele. Followed by the Classic Vibe.

[@jeromea1659]

You haven't played a J5

[@RobertNolan]

The 60s body used to be alder and originally came with rosewood on the fretboard!

[@gabrieltrindade9737]

Recently I have seen a review of a Firefly Tele. It's a cheap guitar but, apparently good for the price. If you have have seen one of those around, could you comment about this guitar?