2001 Squier Stagemaster Deluxe V4 Emerald Green Metallic

This is not your father's Squier!!  This 2nd Generation version of the Stagemaster was designed to compete with guitars costing 4 to 5 times more!  This guitar only has one small blemish (pictured) - otherwise it is in outstanding condition.  5 way switch gives this guitar so much versatility!  I just had a professional set up done on this guitar and of course that includes new strings.  The action is very low and it plays effortlessly.  Includes a plush gig bag from another manufacturer.

From Wikipedia

V4 - The Deluxe versions with neck-through construction were made alongside these models and were available in HH and HSH configurations. The Deluxe HH neck-through came in three colors: Shoreline Gold Metallic (544), Atlantic Blue Metallic (569), and Wine Red Metallic (575). The Deluxe HSH came in three different colors: Pewter Gray Metallic (543), Black Metallic (565), and Emerald Green Metallic (571). No HSS neck-through models were made. Black hardware.

The 2nd generation 24-fret Solid Body Stagemaster featured many upgrades and was "designed to compete with guitars costing 4 to 5 times as much." One upgrade was wax potted pickups stock with the guitar. Another upgrade was rear-mounted electronics allowing for a guitar with no pickguard. The Deluxe model featured neck-through three-piece maple necks, while the standard models featured a bolt-on one-piece neck with no scarf joint and with the contoured heel. The reverse headstocks on the Stagemasters allow for completely straight string pull. Another nice feature is the inclusion of a brass bridge sustain block on the licensed Floyd Rose bridge, unusual quality in a budget-priced guitar.