My favourite bit is that you kept the Punk Rock history of the guitar intact. The stickers, the pickup swap, the mojo! Everyone else would’ve peeled the stickers off, refinished it, cleaned it up to the point that it’s unrecognisable. You wouldn’t dare to remove the original paint off of a vintage 60s Fender, so why do the same to a 90s Squier with an equal amount of personality!
My dad called me the other day when his neighbor tossed a Squier tele on the curb for free. He snagged it up, sent me the pics and it looked rough but it was a 1998 early affinity series tele. Did a full restoration and it sounds amazing. I also own a 1995 black label Strat that says Fender on the headstock but seems to be built identically to yours. It has a smaller stamp on the ball of the headstock that says “Squier series” but from what I can tell the body and neck are on the level with American made or modern Mexican Strats. After a quick pickup upgrade it became one of my main guitars.
4:19 speaking of that, I actually own a Kurt Cobain vandalism Strat. It was actually an handmade Custume replica I made with my dad, and I still have it to this very day of course, with no dents or chips or tape like that. just simply clean with the sticker but I’m glad to see the previous owner got inspired by a legend’s guitar.
So nice to see this guitar have a second life. It sounds great just like your 63. My first two guitars were from this time period and I was told the same thing when I got them in the mid 90s. America parts made in Mexico. The guitars were under 200 dollars.
My uncle gave me his guitar before he moved awhile back. It turned out to be a 1995 Peavey Raptor 1. I upgraded the trem system and it plays great now. It’s my go to guitar now. Especially for metal
The squire has a humbucker in the bridge compared to the custom shop which has a more traditional three single coil configuration, which is why it sounded more like the nirvana riff he was playing. Still cool find tho!
@@michelleneeds4165 true that, I forgot to mention that in my comment. I’ve always been way more partial to how humbuckers sound so that’s definitely why
Nice video man! By the way, I don't know if you already do this, but I'd recommend to set up the guitar with the TRAIN method. (Tune, Relief, Action, Intonation, Noodle). It has been pretty effective with my guitars! Nice restoration though, keep up the nice work. :)
They threw away a perfectly functional Squier strat with a Seymour Duncan pickup in a dumpster ?? People are crazy...or weird... Their loss...your gain... I can relate to that, out of the 167 guitars in my collection 8 were found in dumpsters or on the side of the road or in old dusty attics of the house my parents ( or me later ) had bought... Maybe I do attract them 🙂 ?
Should've put a flat end against the flat part of the nut (from the fretted side) and given it a tap tap to remove the nut. Also remember to take 0000 wool across the length of the frets. You removed gunk off the board but added scratches to the frets which you can feel with bending
Can you make a video about active and passive guitar pick-ups? I don't see much people know this. You're videos are like consantrated package food, has a little length and you think this won't be enough, but when you open it... And also thanks! 😅
@watchmangamer4380 Thanks. Its been 30 something years, so my recall is a bit rusty. Only reason I can still recognize any of it at all is because I fell asleep with the album on repeat for the entirety of 9th grade. I'm surprised the decades of partying haven't wiped my memory of those days completely clean lol.
Hey man I’m gonna get any first strap can you help me understand how it works and how to get Jimi Hendrix’s tones and Stevie Ray Vaughan please? Thank you
Heyy!!! You can just get PUSHED TO POINT!!! I tried to smash my tv screen out with my American strat (has a blast mark like that) That was my Girlfriend at the time and I arguing while drinking a handle of Sailor Jerry's rum! I was cool!!! She just KNEW how to push it!! Didnt bust the TV (oldskool thick glass tv) BUT it stopped the argument! I think I sent upstairs and she stayed down or I stayed down and she went up? Nearly 20 years AGO!?!? My gawd I'm getting OLD!!!!
4:15 or Kurt's K strat if you don't know what's Kurt's k strat it's his first strat is was white with a white pickguard with a black slanted humbucker in the bridge passion and with k recerds sticker on it and kurt got same logo tattoo on his arm. It's sad to say that is most likely stolen along his mosrite gaspol
The long-form videos are excellent. I'm really loving them!
My favourite bit is that you kept the Punk Rock history of the guitar intact. The stickers, the pickup swap, the mojo!
Everyone else would’ve peeled the stickers off, refinished it, cleaned it up to the point that it’s unrecognisable.
You wouldn’t dare to remove the original paint off of a vintage 60s Fender, so why do the same to a 90s Squier with an equal amount of personality!
Absolutely love the long form videos Mr.Piscopo! Looking forward for more!
My dad called me the other day when his neighbor tossed a Squier tele on the curb for free. He snagged it up, sent me the pics and it looked rough but it was a 1998 early affinity series tele. Did a full restoration and it sounds amazing. I also own a 1995 black label Strat that says Fender on the headstock but seems to be built identically to yours. It has a smaller stamp on the ball of the headstock that says “Squier series” but from what I can tell the body and neck are on the level with American made or modern Mexican Strats. After a quick pickup upgrade it became one of my main guitars.
Damn bro, you are lucky. Congratulations!
Keep the long form videos coming, I can tell you've prepared them in advance and they're looking to be great so far!
4:19 speaking of that, I actually own a Kurt Cobain vandalism Strat. It was actually an handmade Custume replica I made with my dad, and I still have it to this very day of course, with no dents or chips or tape like that.
just simply clean with the sticker but I’m glad to see the previous owner got inspired by a legend’s guitar.
Dude that’s sick
@@KEEPSKATING312 thanks!
These videos are the best Guitar content. Please keep doing these longer videos we love em.
Great video! Lately you’ve been a huge inspiration to me as a guitar player! Thank you!
So nice to see this guitar have a second life. It sounds great just like your 63. My first two guitars were from this time period and I was told the same thing when I got them in the mid 90s. America parts made in Mexico. The guitars were under 200 dollars.
My uncle gave me his guitar before he moved awhile back. It turned out to be a 1995 Peavey Raptor 1. I upgraded the trem system and it plays great now. It’s my go to guitar now. Especially for metal
keep it up with the long form videos man, fits your humor and the way you make your content realy well!
I like your full videos much more than shorts, keep it up!
Please keep making lomg form content! This is 100 times better than short form content.
I gotta say, I absolutely love your longform content. Keep it up dude!
When you hooked up the guitars to the DS1 I actually liked the sound of the Squier most. Goes to show how much a good setup can do for a cheap guitar
The squire has a humbucker in the bridge compared to the custom shop which has a more traditional three single coil configuration, which is why it sounded more like the nirvana riff he was playing. Still cool find tho!
@@michelleneeds4165 true that, I forgot to mention that in my comment. I’ve always been way more partial to how humbuckers sound so that’s definitely why
Good to see some respect for the squire. So overheated. Keep up the good work mike
Nice video man! By the way, I don't know if you already do this, but I'd recommend to set up the guitar with the TRAIN method. (Tune, Relief, Action, Intonation, Noodle). It has been pretty effective with my guitars! Nice restoration though, keep up the nice work. :)
You should do more long-form content. You're insight and presentation is very entertaining
I’m a bass player but you are one of my favorite creators, keep the long form videos going!
That bridge pickup is gorgeous. Definitely not stock
Screaming Demon. George Lynch’s pickup. I got the same one in my 96 mustang. It was a solution for us back in those days
I always see this guy in yt shorts and i love this guys content
Great Video Love The Guitar.
That riff at the beginning tho
I love the long form content, please keep it up!!!!!
I hope you make more vids like this, I love the longer format vids
Still have my HSS Squier Bullet Strat for 2 years and still love it to death, never wanted to upgrade it to a Fender.
did a hell of a job man, it had such a unique sound too
5:38 fucking love that chug
what is the song he plays at the start at 0:14?
These videos are freaking awesome! So much fun!
So there’s another old squire you might like. Back in 2005 they made the M80/M80 Special for one year (05-06) they were pretty cool.
Cool single coil sized humbucker
I wish I could work with you and restore these guitars would be soo much fun to do
Thanks For Sharing 🎸🎶 💪
love your videos :)
They threw away a perfectly functional Squier strat with a Seymour Duncan pickup in a dumpster ??
People are crazy...or weird...
Their loss...your gain...
I can relate to that, out of the 167 guitars in my collection 8 were found in dumpsters or on the side of the road or in old dusty attics of the house my parents ( or me later ) had bought...
Maybe I do attract them 🙂 ?
Man that 90s Strat sounds amazing. I wanna add stickers to my guitar so bad but I don’t know
Great job, bud🤩
That long videos are really good
Should've put a flat end against the flat part of the nut (from the fretted side) and given it a tap tap to remove the nut. Also remember to take 0000 wool across the length of the frets. You removed gunk off the board but added scratches to the frets which you can feel with bending
Yoo more full vids loving them bro
4:07 “the guitar was screaming punk rock” proceeds to talk about nirvana
Digging these longer vids
Great video, what was the song you were playing in the intro? (0:14)
Nice video!
Glad I just joined🙂🙃😎🎸🎸🎸🎸
Do more full length vids
Also what a lovley guitar there
Ngl the sounds are far different but I like the dumpster strat best LOL
Your vids are awesome good work
Employed this dude
The dumpster squier nailed the Mr moustache tone
Love the videos keep it up 👍🤘🤘
Looks like there’s a SD screaming demon stack in the bridge too! Score!
whats the song in the beginning called?🥺🥺❤
Love these videos I have a squire that I’ve restored and I. Gonna mod it soon
keep making these longer videos
Great vid
what kind of pick up is in the bridge? Is it a mini jb
Can anyone tell me what song he’s playing at the start of the vid?
Someone has to know what the song at the beginning is
I love your ds1 phone
Rad but surprising no truss tweak needed? All the frets were level, smooth? Sounds really good and the longer vid length is nice too.
You should do a guitar collection
i would love to watch a video of u just playing like u did at the end aswell
Can you make a vido of your first guitar and story of it
Nice guitar
awesome video
Can you make a video about active and passive guitar pick-ups? I don't see much people know this. You're videos are like consantrated package food, has a little length and you think this won't be enough, but when you open it... And also thanks! 😅
MOOOOORE OF THEESE LONNG VIDDDDDDDDDDDDEEEEEEEEEEEEEOOOOOOOOOOOOOSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!
damn, that is such a cool guitar with a JB junior to my suprise lol
From my experience, Squier's that are crafted in Indonesia are usually really well made guitars, far superior to the same guitar but made in China
Squiers are great
The squire sounded perfect for mr. Moustache
Long form content>>> 🤙
Finnely longer videos
W as allways
Love it
Let's go!!!
what song was that😍😍
Nice floyd the barber at the end there
That was Mr. Moustache.
@watchmangamer4380 Thanks. Its been 30 something years, so my recall is a bit rusty. Only reason I can still recognize any of it at all is because I fell asleep with the album on repeat for the entirety of 9th grade. I'm surprised the decades of partying haven't wiped my memory of those days completely clean lol.
Do one on the jaguar!!!
Mr mustache🔥🔥🔥
i have a black label strat. bought it for like 300 and i’ve covered that mf in stickers cause im not letting go of it
I do too, and I also covered mine in stickers
Another long from video let’s go
Try the Magic Eraser because it works so fast on cleaning dirty fret boards. Try it next time.
Hey man I’m gonna get any first strap can you help me understand how it works and how to get Jimi Hendrix’s tones and Stevie Ray Vaughan please? Thank you
Nice video! Do more longforms! As good as your shorts!
Also,
SQUIRES DONT SUCK!
0:14 what was the song he played here
someone pls tell me
Can you do more of these long form video's
This Video is cool😃
Anyone know what that song at 0:14 is?
Heyy!!! You can just get PUSHED TO POINT!!!
I tried to smash my tv screen out with my American strat (has a blast mark like that)
That was my Girlfriend at the time and I arguing while drinking a handle of Sailor Jerry's rum!
I was cool!!! She just KNEW how to push it!!
Didnt bust the TV (oldskool thick glass tv) BUT it stopped the argument! I think I sent upstairs and she stayed down or I stayed down and she went up?
Nearly 20 years AGO!?!?
My gawd I'm getting OLD!!!!
what is the song at 6:43 called again, I know its Nirvana but I cant remember the name?
found it, its Mr. Moustache
4:15 or Kurt's K strat if you don't know what's Kurt's k strat it's his first strat is was white with a white pickguard with a black slanted humbucker in the bridge passion and with k recerds sticker on it and kurt got same logo tattoo on his arm. It's sad to say that is most likely stolen along his mosrite gaspol
Does anybody know what pickups are in the bridge?
Looks like a hot rails type of pickup. A humbucker made to fit in a single coil-sized hole.
Song name from intro? 0:15
Whats the name of the song from the start?
Damn, I didn’t know my friends call me cunning
Distortion sounds best on the squire
noice!