leddo wrote:And I 've also found the original Squier Marvin bridge which I replaced with a USA one. I reckon if I rake around long enough I might find a whole guitar! Open to reasonable offers if you are interested. By the way the pickups were replaced with a set of Kinmans I had. Sadly, the guitar was sold a few years back due to the purchase of a Custom Shop Hank Marvin Strat. Seemed pointless keeping the Squier at the time. A decision I now regret. Such is life.
Hi Thankyou for your offer concerning squier marvin pickups, bridge. Could you let me know how much you want for them as i would be interested in buying them if the price is right. Thanks again.
the guitar then gets a slaging from a member here. he didnt ask what a pile of junk he owned. i then say that the squier i own is one of the best sounding strats i have owned. not how good in genral this model was, just the one i own. i never critersized anyones comments in any way. i have owned a nos fender stratocaster and a very good guitar it was as well not outstanding just very good. i have owned a lot of top end guitars fenders gibson all good guitars. i have owned a couple real dogs as well top end models. so even the fact that i`m not a great or even good player doesent stop me knowing when i get a really nice sounding guitar in my hands with or without any signiter on the headstock. the point i was making was that guitars do differ from one to another even from the same run. i dont really care if its a custom job or a squier, maybe i will pick up another one and agree with these views. i dont care if hank marvin likes it or not. i was passing a view on a single guitar that i own and would like to do that with out having the piss taken out of that view. feel free to disagree thats what these sites are all about. and while i`m here stephen thanks for the kind gesture of tuners for free very kind of you. maybe i can return the favour one day 