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Squier FSR Ltd Edition Classic Vibe Esquire The Fender Esquire is a much loved, single pickup guitar from the 1960s and many players, myself included, love them. Their unique minimal layout makes them perfect for being tonally great rock and blues guitars. Classic Vibe This new Squier FSR Ltd Edition Classic Vibe Esquire comes in Vintage White finish over a poplar body. The neck is a C profile maple in Vintage Tint Gloss and has 21 Narrow-Tall frets and a 9.5” fretboard radius. It comes with nickel plated hardware and the traditional three-saddle ‘ashtray’ style Telecaster bridge and vintage ‘Kluson-style’ tuners. They don’t list the pickup model or how it is wired, but I’m guessing it will be an Alnico 5. I say this, as I have a Squier Classic Vibe bound Telecaster and it uses these pickups.
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Squier FSR Ltd Edition Classic Vibe Esquire The Fender Esquire is a much loved, single pickup guitar from the 1960s and many players, myself included, love them. Their unique minimal layout makes them perfect for being tonally great rock and blues guitars. Classic Vibe This new Squier FSR Ltd Edition Classic Vibe Esquire comes in Vintage White finish over a poplar body. The neck is a C profile maple in Vintage Tint Gloss and has 21 Narrow-Tall frets and a 9.5” fretboard radius. It comes with nickel plated hardware and the traditional three-saddle ‘ashtray’ style Telecaster bridge and vintage ‘Kluson-style’ tuners. They don’t list the pickup model or how it is wired, but I’m guessing it will be an Alnico 5. I say this, as I have a Squier Classic Vibe bound Telecaster and it uses these pickups.
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| Number of Strings |
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| Fretboard Radius |
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| Neck Material |
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| Offset Body |
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| Wood Top Style |
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