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Why I'm selling my Squier Thinline Telecaster after a few weeks. Just not loving it.

Hey all. Before I get into what this video is about this is obviously entirely subjective, I've decided to sell my Fender Special Run Squier Classic Vibe Thinline Telecaster that I got from Andertons a few weeks ago. I gave it a really good run out and eventually decided that for me the guitar just isn't right. I go into detail in the video about why but in essence the combination of the semi hollow body combined with the underpowered pickups just cause the guitar to both feel and sound too light. This is no reflection on Fender or Andertons (who specced the guitar) but it's just a really clear case of the aesthetic of an instrument can be completely ideal in your eyes (which this really was for me) but ultimately that's irrelevant if you can't get the sounds you want out of it. Thx for watching and feel free to tell me you love the sound of the guitar and that I'm bonkers below! If You want to know more about Gain pedals in general check out this great new video course from Wampler where you can learn about all kinds of Gain pedals. Everything including Overdrive, Distortion, compressors, boosts, fuzzes, noise gates and buffers. The great Brian Wampler delivers the whole course himself and his knowledge of and passion for tone really shine through making this very extensive course continually engaging and entertaining while still being educational. Top marks to Wampler for this really brilliant piece of content. If you want to take the course ($79) you can sign up here: https://www.guitarpedalcourse.com/cou... 25% off discount code for TGE viewers: tge25 And if you do sign up here I get a little kickback..... Which is Nice! You can see the original demo here:    • Squier FSR Classic Vibe Thinline Tele...   Follow me on instagram   / theguitareffect