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Subscribed! I have one coming my way tomorrow. I hope it comes in good conditions 🤞.

I got this exact same model in the tungsten color

Pretty similar. Player is a bit clearer, but I think I prefer CV a little bit.

Nice looking guitar, I think the neck looks great

what locking tuners did you put on it?

Love mine. Upgraded to Wilkinson compensated saddles and love the versatility and quality for the price.

The Squier is nicely appointed.

I own two Eart Guitars and the pickups are decent to good. I agree with you assessment of these guitars. I don't know what amp you are playing through, but it makes both guitars sound like crap. So folks believe these guitars sound way better with a decent amp or better sound recording methods. Thanks for the review Robert.

My Hagstrom 1972 H II is the most slim fastest and easiest neck I have ever played and I have about 90 guitars. Nice video ! My kalamazoo K2 is also very slim.

A Seymour Duncan is always a solid choice for bridge humbucker. Do you remember which size the holes for the tuners were? Are they 10mm?

For those who want a single cut, Gibson Les Paul 60s Standard is fabulous. The combination of short scale length with the slim neck is great for small hands.

Great guitar! ( Goes on to say that he replaced everything and refinished the neck) 100% stock ( except for EVERYTHING 🤣🤣🤣) (Seems we share the same "Dump $500 into a $400 guitar so that it's worth $200" disease) 🤘🤣🎸💥

I'm 64, have smaller hands, and have a couple of guitars with larger necks that aren't comfortable for me. Recently, I found Robert's channel on UA-cam. And, after watching some of Robert's videos, I started researching and shopping online for a nice used Squier Bullet Mustang. During the search, I discovered the dual-humbucker Fender Pawn Shop Mustang Specials made in Japan around 2011-12. Has anyone here played an MIJ Fender Pawn Shop Mustang Special? These guitars have 24" scale lengths, are lightweight, and have slightly shorter bodies than regular Mustangs. Reviewers note that the Japanese Fender Pawn Shop Mustangs have thinner necks than the Mexican Fender Pawn Shop Mustangs made around 2013-14, and also the Mexican Mustang 90s. I would appreciate any thoughts you have.

White pick guard, like mine

Great review!!! Sounds great!!! I have the same one. All i did was install Fender Pure Vintage '65 jaguar pickups on it as well as replace the original tortoise pickguard with a mint green one (my guitar is surf green). I really enjoy playing it, and it looks awesome!!! One day, I'm going to upgrade the trem system and install the mute feature. Why didn't you install a mute on yours?

Turn up the volume.

Hola! Justo estoy buscando una para empezar y vi que está la 125ce y la 135ce hay alguna direfencia importante? Saludos desde Argentina 🤘🏻😎

Thank you. Your video is terrific. Straight to the point, no wasted chitchat.

I love my 3/4 “kids” guitars. They’re good mod platforms but I have small hands and a bad back, so I need a lightweight guitar. Some youth guitars are a bit heavy but some are nice and light.

Great review! I’ve been thinking about this bc it’s usually so light. How much does it weigh?

So heres a question. If you swap the Eart pickups for SDs, which guitar is the better player. Youre gonna be close to even in cost?

From my experience 20 years playing guitar just buy Epiphone,Squier,Ibanez,Yamaha or anything from well known brand under 700$ price, updgrade wiring and potentio, pick up upgrade is personal preference and buy a good amplifier is a must,an expensive guitar with bad amp is worse than cheap guitar with decent amp. Yes i have Fender and Gibson, but never played them they are for colllecting purpose.

I bought loads of cheap guitars and most sound halfway decent.

Very cool playing robert!

Thank you for this! I’m gonna pull the trigger. The neck is sure to be better for my small hands than my Strat neck lol

Ibanez comes with infinite pickups

Thanks for your videos on this guitar! In second 56 I see a cable running to a screw in the body under the pickups. Looks like a grounding cable but of course there is no shielding by default. Whats up with that cable? Is it connected to ground?

I would not call an Ibanez a cheap basic guitar. there are many of cheaper Chinese brands to look at first

Love that Squier Strat she is a looker.

People are easily programmed…frequency response is inherent in design not in the cost of the raw materials. People forget Dimarzio were predominantly Ceramic magnets which differentiated them from their competitor Seymour Duncan which was predominantly Alnico magnets.

I've played Dylans p90s for a few months. There's a lot there. They are very responsive. They are very clear. The outstanding note separation is exceptional and not lost when adding distortion.

Great video! I've been looking for a review everywhere, incredible guitar

No overdrive sound or distorted sound ???

Little tip,use a Capo

I love it!

I also cannot recommend the Peavy Vyper 1 enough. Lots of built in effects really fun amp.

I use an Orange Crush 35 as a practice amp in my living room. The Orange Crush series is really great and offers features that are attractive not only for beginners.

As a guitar teacher, a gear nerd and someone who is consistently poor, I find myself constantly recommending the new Line 6 Spider V MkII. Particularly because when paired with a Used FBV Shortboard MkII, there isn't another rig on the market with those kinds of effects and tone versatility (that also functions as a speaker) for that cheap. Sure, Spiders histortically get a bad rep. But they've really stepped up their game with this one

PRS IS NOT NEW THEY HAVE BEEN AROUND FOR YEARS:)

Out of tune from the get go Braddah, tune’em up first for a more pleasant sound. Awesome guitar! Aloha

maybe i need this guitar when this poorly played showcase is more successfull then my music. >_<

Just got this guitar myself and I also am in my 50s and new to guitar, great sounding guitar

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i have the same rig but instead of the valeton i have the hx effects and tonex one! works amazing

I have S521 mahogany oil finish Nice guitar but there's no perfect one in the whole world What I really like its machine head tuners Simple but high quality Some issues I've solved getting it out of the box 1 A fret work Leveling n polishing 2 Cut saddles' screws They were way too long n scratches my palm 3 Added a washer in order to move a bit output jack cuz I couldn't unplugged Later I've chanched a plastic nut to TUSQ What I really don't like that pick ups frames after several months wore off It looks cheap n nasty now Also light body has a side effect which is a neck dive while you sitting While you standing it's kind of ok Bridge pick up ain't my cup of tea but I can live with that

Nice guitar. I got it in the sunburst version. I switched out the saddles for brass and left everything else. The pickups are fine. Maybe a little microphonic, but easily fixed with a preamp and eq. I’ve got the 12 string Paranormal too. Got the blue and added a tortoise pickguard, replaced the tuners with matching vintage styled ones from Amazon (ordered several as backups), and switched out the pickups for some Stewmac vintage. Looking back, I would have left the pickups alone. They are decent and fairly quiet…. The binding on the Nashville is so nice. Two thousand dollars more won’t make you play any better… Great video.

Too expensive.

There’s a reason Angus Young always preferred the pre-1965 SG’s- he has tiny hands! He has said himself that he prefers those late-60’s SG’s because Gibson switched to very narrow 1 9/16” nut width around 1965. Angus loves this because with the narrower neck he could actually get his hand around the neck. Whereas with the classic 1 11/16”, of was harder for him to get his hand around it. If you strictly are someone who plays shredding lead guitar, with your thumb always planted on the back of the neck, then you can get away with a wider neck (not deep, but wide) much easier with small hands. But if you’re someone who likes to play with your thumb over the top of the neck to mute/fret the E string with your thumb, then you will want a narrow nut width if you have small hands. The one caveat may be if you have short, but fat fingers, the narrow nut width might make chording in the first position too crowded. However, SRV and Hendrix both had huge meaty fingers, and both had no issue with the classic 1 5/8” nut width on their Fenders.

Why does the neck look like roasted maple? Did you stain it? I know these models do not come roasted maple. Looks cool thought.