I bought this guitar for myself. Fiddled with guitar in highschool 32 years old now and decided to put in the effort to learn. I like it pretty well so far. The only issue I've had is the pick guard is trying to peel off near the point by the sound hole. Otherwise I'm satisfied with it.
My husband and I want to get our grandson his first guitar and I have it down to this Squire for $100 or an Epiphone PR 150 for $119. I have an old Epi Hummingbird so, I'm familiar with them but his hands are giant for a 12 yr old and I was wondering if the Squire neck would accommodate him?
This Squier has a thinner neck, I think the eiphone would be a better option for your grandson. If anything, he should try them side by side (if possible) and see which feels more comfortable to him if anything it might even be a different brand/model he might end up going with. Hope this helps...plz let me know which guitar he ended up going with.
I'm impressed !
Getting one soon.
Bought the same one on offerup for $100. I'm a beginner.. so far, it's great. Glad to hear how it sounds when a pro digs I to it.. thanks!
I have a Squier SD-8 Nat, it’s a very good guitar, can’t beat it! Great video!
Thank you Tim, Glad to hear! They do make a great addition to a guitar collection.
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Rock On Brother!!
Great review and well played it seems like a cool guitar for beginners well done 🎸👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you 😊
@@JohnnyGuitaristOfficial You're welcome
Nks. Will be purchasing one as my very first. Great brand at a good price!
I bought this guitar for myself. Fiddled with guitar in highschool 32 years old now and decided to put in the effort to learn. I like it pretty well so far. The only issue I've had is the pick guard is trying to peel off near the point by the sound hole. Otherwise I'm satisfied with it.
Sweet, you'll definitely get the hang of it. It's a decent guitar for sure. What style of music/songs are you planning on learning?
@@JohnnyGuitaristOfficial country primarily, I'm sure I'll expand to other genres though. 😊
I just ordered one, getting it tomorrow.
Good info. Thanks. I'm looking at this for my students.
Awesome! Glad to help ☺️
Is the strings close to the neck?
I buoght a guitar and the strings are high and it was hard to play
It might need an truss rod or bridge saddle adjustment, your local tech or teacher can help with adjusting it.
Squier is a much better option for someone learning to play
Please share the feature details and made in
brother, this one comes with truss rod? cuz some other guitar the gap of fret board and strings is high,
My husband and I want to get our grandson his first guitar and I have it down to this Squire for $100 or an Epiphone PR 150 for $119. I have an old Epi Hummingbird so, I'm familiar with them but his hands are giant for a 12 yr old and I was wondering if the Squire neck would accommodate him?
This guitar would be good for a beginner, and for the price it sounds really good!
This Squier has a thinner neck, I think the eiphone would be a better option for your grandson. If anything, he should try them side by side (if possible) and see which feels more comfortable to him if anything it might even be a different brand/model he might end up going with. Hope this helps...plz let me know which guitar he ended up going with.
@@JohnnyGuitaristOfficial Yeah, we got him an Epiphone and it was on sale for $140. He's not playing it, but I know he will eventually.
Hey Squiers rule man, I got 5 of them and they can out beat any US Strat
lol ok buddy, keep thinking that
Sir how many inches
Scale length 25.6" (650 mm)