Squier Affinity Strat MN LPB

Electric guitar

Image Squier Affinity Strat MN LPB

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Latest User Reviews

4 years ago

Its playable and also has a good design

The colors and guitar shape are really good and its easy to play. The only problem I've experienced is that it's very hard to tune.

4 years ago

Big disappointment

After waiting for some moths for this guitar to be available, I finally got it some days ago.

I have many guitars in all price ranges and so I did not expect it to be on par with my MIM or MIA Strats, but somehow to be close to my 2015 Custom 62 CV Telecaster, but for the non-lacquered neck.

Right out of the box I already disliked the feel of the raw wood back of the neck. It was not even polished. As I read others have done, I could polish and wax the neck until it was smooth enough, but that was not my intention from the beginning. At the most, a new set of AlNiCo pickups instead of the ceramic ones, if I didn't like the sound of these. But I did not even reach to this point.

The time it took to try to tune the guitar (the strings kept going out of tune all the time, but I didn't even bother to give it a set of fresh strings) was enough for me to realise that I did not want to keep this guitar. So back it went the next day.

I don't think I buy another guitar for a long time. Which is not a bad thing, considering that I have plenty of them.

Technical Data

  • Manufactured by Squier
  • Released in 2021
  • Average price : $262
  • Body: Poplar
  • Neck: Maple
  • Fretboard: Maple
  • Neck profile: C
  • Scale: 648 mm (25.5")
  • Fretboard radius: 241 mm (9.5")
  • Nut width: 42 mm (1.650")
  • 21 Medium frets
  • Pickups: 3 ceramic single coils
  • 1 Volume and 2 tone controls
  • 5-Way switch
  • 2-Point synchronised tremolo with block saddles
  • Colour: Lake Placid Blue
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