White Squier HH HT

Cobra1957

Cobra1957

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My BIL passed away recently and left me this guitar-9D04EFE7-4530-495B-A608-5A566F52EB80.jpg It was in pretty sad shape but still had the protective film on the pickups and pick guard
0A4A5786-427E-400B-B7FC-4B5894F56238.jpg After a cleaning, some new strings and a set up it plays and looks very nice. 6C96AA8E-9F5A-4A41-9B1B-DA1CA55515C9.jpg5B885AC7-A15E-4652-8003-51F77390B417.jpg2298BC17-9818-4A5D-B60A-170A9BB153F3.jpg I haven’t seen very many of these and I know it’s not going to bring retirement money but damn this thing sounds amazing as hard as that is to believe.
Thanks brother may you Rest In Peace.
 
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That's very cool. Slap his name on a sticker behind the bridge, SRV style. That would look cool on there.

I didn't inherit my Martin D-28 but I bought it with my share of my Uncle's estate after he passed away 16 years ago. That guitar is 15 now and sounds better than when I bought it and I think of him every time I pick it up.
 
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Sorry to hear about your loss.

Cool axe. You can call his spirit any time you play it.
 
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Wow...that guitar looks great after a real good cleaning by the looks of it. I wonder why holes were drilled in the back of the bridge plate so the strings could be top-loaded?



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RorySquier said:
Wow...that guitar looks great after a real good cleaning by the looks of it. I wonder why holes were drilled in the back of the bridge plate so the strings could be top-loaded?



;>)/
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It is not a through body and the holes in the bridge are very precise. From what I can gather there just weren’t many of these made.
It was made in Indonesia, 2010.
 
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My 2005 Squier '51 has the very same top-loader hardtail bridge. As far as I know it was pretty rarely used on a regular Strat like this one.
 
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Me too. (Artie - Too.) :)

I also have a white Squier, but mine is conventional, with tremolo. It's got 3 of the Duncan Designed Hotrails. HR101's, I think. Sweet axe, but I'd love to have a hardtail.

Just noticed, you're close to my neighborhood too.
 
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I LOVE white Strats and that one looks pretty fine indeed.

I have a '57 50 year commemorative finished in Mary Kaye transparent white. It is a truly amazing guitar, but I never play it. It stays locked up in a display case. But I have several other really great Strats that I love to play.
 
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ArtieToo said:
Me too. (Artie - Too.) :)

I also have a white Squier, but mine is conventional, with tremolo. It's got 3 of the Duncan Designed Hotrails. HR101's, I think. Sweet axe, but I'd love to have a hardtail.

Just noticed, you're close to my neighborhood too.
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About 250 miles to the west from you.

At first I thought I would keep it stock but the tuners are atrocious. They have got to go!
 
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