Squier Bullet Telecaster SSS Pickup Electric Guitar

Spesifikasi Squier Bullet Telecaster SSS Pickup Electric Guitar

Squier Bullet Telecaster SSS Pickup Electric Guitar

Designed for players seeking an affordable, versatile electric guitar that doesn't sacrifice tone, the Squier Bullet Telecaster sports the classic looks and sound that made the Tele an icon without breaking the bank.

Highlights include a thin, lightweight poplar body, an easy-to-play “C”-shaped neck profile, dual single-coil pickups with three-way switching for sonic variety and a hardtail bridge that runs the strings through the body to keep your tuning stable and reliable.

This Squier model offers the instantly recognizable Telecaster single-cutaway body in sleek black or brown sunburst finish with chrome hardware, clean black dot inlays and a satin maple neck. Looking for a classic on a budget? This is your guitar.

Features

• Iconic lightweight Telecaster shape at an affordable price
• Hardtail bridge runs string thru body for tuning stability
• Dual single-coil pickups with 3-way control switch
• Tall, narrow frets offer extra precision
• Chrome plating makes hardware pop on stage
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Specifications
Body

• Body shape: Single cutaway
• Body type: Solid Body
• Body wood: Poplar
• Body finish: Gloss
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Neck

• Neck shape: C
• Neck wood: Maple
• Joint: Bolt-on
• Scale length: 25.5"
• Truss rod: Standard
• Neck finish: Satin
• Fingerboard
• Material: Hardwood
• Radius: 9.5"
• Fret size: Vintage-style
• Number of frets: 22
• Inlays: Pearloid Dot
• Nut width/material: 1.65 in. (42 mm) Plastic
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Electronics

• Configuration: SS
• Neck: Single Coil
• Bridge: Single Coil
• Control layout: Master volume, Master tone
• Pickup switch: 3-way
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Hardware

• Bridge type: Fixed Bridge
• Bridge design: Individual saddle
• Tailpiece: String thru body
• Tuning machines: Die-cast
• Color: Chrome
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Other

• Number of strings: 6-string
• Performance Level: Beginner
• Case: Sold Separately
• Orientation: Right handed
• Country of Origin: Indonesia

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