1.First we have is the Squier Fat Stratocaster. This guitar is made by Fender a brand which is very popular among musicians. This baby is equipped with 21 frets with a Rosewood finger wood. Also with a Maple neck finish.....2 standard pickups and 1 humbucker and 5-way switching. Oh and lets no forget the synchronized tremolo! OUCH!
2. Next we have the ever so sleek and retro-looking Epiphone G-310. This electronic gift from God features an alder body, a mahogany neck, and a dot-in layed rosewood fingerboard. This is also popular for the rocker price wise, as it wins the competition over Gibson guitars financially. This right here is favorite among some of my friends! Whats up Luke!
3. Last, but certainly not least out of many. I bring to
you the Yamaha Pacifica Series HSS Deluxe. I like this one because its a reminiscent of a Elvis Costello throwback, you'll want to throw on the Uncle Jesse leather coat when you first lay your eyes upon this beauty. This guitar comes with a VINTAGE style vibrato, 3-way switching, 2-humbucker pickup config. Need I say more? With 22 frets on a maple neck and a sonokeling rosewood, you can't help but to marvel the anatomy of this machine. I mean this thing is fully loaded with the goods!
I think you need to say the best in a category under 300 dollars. There are many guitar players like me that would argue for American made guitars like the Fender Stratocaster, The Paul Reed Smith Custom and McCarty series and The Gibson Les Paul. All the ones that you posted are made overseas. Epiphone is the sister brand to Gibson and usually they model higher priced guitars with lower quality pickups, hardware, woods, finish, etc...
ReplyDeleteIf you would like me to I would be more than happy to write another blog about higher quality electrics. I do think that based on the pricepoint these are three good options but definitely on the lower end.
I love my fender strat
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