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Docreed2003

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1. The CV are really nice for the price point

Reply to VGNonly (Original post)

Mon Apr 25, 2022, 05:52 PM

Apr 2022

Most reviews are pretty favorable and they have nice classic appointments. To me, they play very similar to a standard tele both in feel and sound.

What type of music are you looking to play and what is your app setup? That could definitely affect the sound quality

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Squier Telecasters [View all] VGNonly Apr 2022 OP

The CV are really nice for the price point Docreed2003 Apr 2022 #1

Anyone know if the Squire line includes a "Nashville Tele" style guitar? Zambero Apr 2022 #2

Several years ago there was a Squier SSH tele that was set up like a Nashville tele Docreed2003 Apr 2022 #4

I always look at reverb Duncanpup Apr 2022 #9

🤣... Docreed2003 Apr 2022 #11

The classic vibes are indeed cool for the price point. Eko Apr 2022 #3

I have very limited VGNonly Apr 2022 #5

You can't beat a tele for country Docreed2003 Apr 2022 #6

One more thing to stress Docreed2003 Apr 2022 #7

In my experience, the necks of "Crafted in China" Squiers with "CY" serial numbers can't be beat. Mister Ed Apr 2022 #8

You sir are correct Duncanpup Apr 2022 #10

Chiming In Late ProfessorGAC Apr 2022 #12

Go with CV Analog Peter Aug 2022 #13

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