yo I am new to fender and i wonder if I could get some advice about the fender squire(reviews).Or even just a good electric guitar to get for a starting guitar.

Welcome to the Forum! go for a test drive at your local guitar store, tell us how you like Squire's.

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you can save the world with your guitar one love song at a time it's just better, more fun, easier with a fender solid body electric guitar or electric bass guitar.

Go out and play as many guitars within your price range. You will find one you like. I play Fender and Squier, both are good brands, and I am far from a beginer. Recommended guitars from Fender/Squier to try:

1. All of them--enough said there.


Good luck with your search, let us know what you decide on, (even if not a FMIC guitar).

RK

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RK

2007 Fender Highway 1
2012 American Deluxe
2015 MIM Dave Murray HHH
2010 Fender Blacktop
1987 Fender Avalon Acoustic
2012 Marshall DSL 15 watt head

Welcome to the fourm, The Squire series by Fender is hit and miss. So I suggest you go to your local music store and try out a few. I have an american standard P-Bass, Gibson Grabber II, Epiphone master built, A Squire Fretless jazz bass and a Squire Strat and they all play great. Good luck And let us know how you do.

[quote="masterofyourworld"]yo I am new to fender and i wonder if I could get some advice about the fender squire(reviews).Or even just a good electric guitar to get for a starting guitar. [/quote

Get a basic strat. Don't get anything weird that looks cool but is hard to play. Once you have some "chops under your belt" (Yngwie?) then you can decide on a better guitar based on your playing.

Check out Squier.com and the Squier forum.

Good luck in your journey.

eh, it's nitpicking, but it's "Squier" not 'squire.' One's a guitar, one's a knights helper.

I love Squier's, they play great and don't break, stay in tune and do everything I need them to do. That being said I wouldn't buy less then a 'Deluxe' or 'Standard' series from them. Personally I'd steer clear of the 'Bullet' and 'Affinity' Squiers.

Now some people may recommend if you're going to cough up the coins for a 'Squier' (and you'll hear the sarcasm when they say Squier.) then you might as well buy a made in Mexico Fender so you're headstock says "Fender" instead of "Squier." Don't. Listen. To. Them.

A Deluxe Squier plays better and is assembled much better then a Mexican Strat. What good is having Fender on your headstock if the guitar itself isn't so great?

Play a bunch like the Deluxe Standard, the Classic Vibes, the Hot-Rails Standard and see for yourself. They're awesome guitars.

They're all I play, and I play professionally and have been playing over 20 years.

A good guitar is a good guitar, regardless of the name on the headstock.

Cheers, and happy hunting.