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Squier Limited Edition FSR Classic Vibe 70s Strat HSS - Oxblood

Squier Limited Edition FSR Classic Vibe 70s Strat HSS - Oxblood

Name: Squier Limited Edition FSR Classic Vibe 70s Strat HSS - Oxblood
Brand: Squier
SKU: 0374023593
Price: 449.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

Large 70s headstock, cool Oxblood finish and a powerful HSS pickup config!

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Description

The Limited Edition Squier Classic Vibe '70s Stratocaster HSS comes finished in a classy Oxblood colour. The guitars pays tribute to the bold, large-headstock Strat models produced throughout the 1970s, pairing undeniable vintage character with expanded modern versatility.

Built around a Fender-Designed Alnico pickup set in a functional HSS configuration, this instrument delivers classic 1970s bite, glassy single-coil chime, and muscular humbucking power.

It is ideal for players seeking a throwback aesthetic alongside the tonal range needed for rock, funk, blues, and alternative music.

Fender-Designed Alnico Pickups with HSS Versatility

Loaded with a Fender-Designed Alnico humbucker in the bridge position alongside two Alnico single-coils in the neck and middle, this guitar offers a rich, expressive tonal platform. The bridge humbucker delivers a punchy, high-output response that drives valve amplifiers into smooth breakup, while the single-coils produce the crisp articulation and glassiness that defined 1970s rock and funk. A 5-way selector switch provides instant access to iconic in-between tones, master volume, and individual tone controls for shaping your sound on the fly.

Slim "C" Neck with Vintage-Tint Gloss Finish

The maple neck is carved to a player-friendly slim "C" profile that provides effortless navigation across the entire fingerboard. Finished in a rich vintage-tint gloss urethane, it delivers a smooth playing experience combined with an authentic aged aesthetic. Paired with a standard 9.5" (24.1 cm) fingerboard radius and 21 narrow-tall frets, this neck setup ensures easy chordal work near the nut and fluid, choke-free note bending higher up the fretboard.

Authentic 1970s Aesthetics and Headstock Detail

Capturing the visual spirit of an iconic era, this model features the distinctive 1970s-style large headstock complete with period-correct headstock markings and a 4-bolt neck plate. The vintage-style overall styling is complemented by rich nickel-plated hardware, providing a durable, period-accurate look that resists corrosion while maintaining classic stage appeal.

Vintage-Style Synchronised Tremolo and Bone Nut

Equipped with a 6-saddle vintage-style synchronised tremolo bridge with stamped steel saddles, this guitar offers expressive pitch-bending action while maintaining solid acoustic resonance and sustain. At the headstock end, a real bone nut ensures superior string vibration transfer and precise intonation, complemented by classic vintage-style tuning machines for smooth gear engagement and reliable tuning stability.

Constructed with a lightweight poplar body, dual-wing string trees, and classic 3-ply pickguard styling, every detail is engineered to provide authentic feel and dependable reliability. The Squier Classic Vibe '70s Stratocaster HSS earns its place as a versatile, characterful electric guitar built for gigging musicians and expanding players alike.

Squier Classic Vibe '70s Stratocaster HSS Specifications

Body Material - poplar.
Body Finish - gloss polyurethane.
Neck Material - maple.
Neck Profile - "C" shape.
Neck Finish - vintage-tint gloss urethane.
Fingerboard Material - maple.
Fingerboard Radius - 9.5" (24.1 cm).
Scale Length - 25.5" (64.8 cm).
Nut Width - 42 mm.
Nut Material - bone.
Frets Count & Size - 21 narrow tall.
Bridge - 6-saddle vintage-style synchronised tremolo with stamped steel saddles.
Pickup Configuration - HSS (Fender-Designed Alnico bridge humbucker, Alnico middle and neck single-coils).
Controls - Master Volume, Tone 1 (Neck Pickup), Tone 2 (Bridge/Middle Pickups), 5-Position Blade Switch.
Tuning Machines - vintage-style.
Hardware Finish - nickel.
Headstock Style - large 1970s-style with period-correct markings.

The Squier Limied Edition Classic Vibe '70s Stratocaster HSS is a dependable, inspiring choice for guitarists who want retro Fender styling alongside the expanded tonal versatility of a bridge humbucker.

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