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Features |
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A Squier Strat with a 7th string. Rosewood fretboard, dual humbuckers, 3 switch postions, fixed bridge. Cool shiny black colour to it. Only thing I would want added to it is a whammy bar tremolo bridge, Floyd Rose or otherwise. Neck is wider than that of a normal guitar, great for players with big hands. |
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Playability |
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Extremely playable. Only people who would be challenged are those who have trouble reaching the low E on a 6 string, decent amount of room between strings, about that of a normal Squier. There are no problems with the 22 fret fretboard when trying to play, crisp tone. |
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Quality |
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It sounds awesome. With the 7th string there is no need to retune if you have a capo, just take your standard tuning of B E A D G B E and put the low B to an A just like drop D. A thick set of strings makes for the ultimate power guitar and can double for some bass notes if you need them. |
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Durability |
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Very sturdy guitar, everything is a good quality. Might need thicker strings but thatnulls it! |
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Overall |
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Absolutely teriffic guitar. I chose a Squier 7 string because I couldnnullt find an Ibanez one, but I still find it to be just as good because I have another Squier and Squiers are top-notch. Itnulls actually better than I thought it would be. One day when I have lots and lots of money Inullll buy another one but this was worth every buck. |
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