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Lot's of beginning guitar players get turned off to playing without ever knowing why. The answer is usually a cheap guitar. You see, there are a few things that set "inexpensive" guitars apart from "cheap" ones — things like smoothly finished fret ends that won't saw your fingers off, tuners that (gasp!) hold their tuning, and an overall solid construction. The Squire Bullet Strat promises all of these basic essentials and much more! The Bullet Strat's got a slim basswood body, a smooth maple neck, and an elegant rosewood fingerboard. Just like its big brothers, the Bullet Strat features three single-coil pickups, volume and tone controls, a 5-way selector switch, and a cool tremolo bridge. So don't gamble with the guitar you get, pick up a quality-built Squire Bullet Strat and have fun learning to play!
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