FenderSquier Stratocaster Electric Guitar - Surf Green Bundle with Amplifier, Gig Bag, Cable, Strap, Picks, and Austin Bazaar Instructional Video

I got this as a Christmas present for my 16 year old son. It's a great starter electric guitar and he loved the color couldn't be happier. The Amp has decent sound, we can't turn it up all the way because we live above people. It did come without a cord but I emailed the company and they sent it out right away. Now he's on track to becoming the rock god he was born to be. Good size,good weight and good sound.

This is a great beginner set up. It's an easy to play good quality guitar. The price is good and you will not be disappointed. Yeah you could buy a used one at a pawnshop or music store but buying new means you don't have to worry about the electronics.

IT IS A GREAT GIFT FOR SOME ONE WANTIGN TO LEARN, EVERYTHING COMES WITH IT THAT THEY WILL NEED

Strait neck, fret work was a little rough, guitar is playable right out of the box. This came with a very nice case, with fender logo. Pickups are ceramic and had a ok sounding tone, while ordering I ordered a set of alnico v pickups, kept the white pickup covers and put a set of dadario 10's on, it's so nice. Well worth the $35 up grade. With a set up and a little fret work. I love it...I wanted to add a Strat to my collection with out spending a lot and this was great way to go, if you are on the fence, buy it. It's a very nice guitar. I love the satin finish.

This set includes everything for the budding guitar player in your life. Amp is small but works well. Comes with all connections and straps.Plays well and sounds great.

Such a beautiful guitar.

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In the item photos, you can clearly see Affinity specs -- big 70s headstock with a gold letter logo and split shaft (very nice) tuners. The neck shows a skunk stripe, and a Squier neck plate. The bridge is a nice, upgraded 2-point tremolo.What was actually shipped is a Squier Debut in an apparently unreleased/unadvertised/maybe-limited color -- see photos (small headstock with outline logo), blank neck plate (cheaper), inexpensive 6-screw trem bridge, no skunk stripe, and a matte-finish body, rather than gloss. The photos and title are incorrect.BUT, I will say, the guitar looks good and feels good. It's set up pretty well, except for the intonation. The frets are well-polished, the neck is nice. I really like the satin/matte finish on the body. The guitar sounds good, tone-wise. It will need to be intonated, and I'll change the strings. The strings are pretty decent, but fresh strings for the intonation will be important.The gig bag is fine -- not worth the additional $30 to justify the price tag vs. the Debut Series (which this is).The amp is another story. It may be "OK" for young kids just starting out. It can be loud, but it doesn't sound very good, especially clean. I'd have preferred to get the guitar without the extras, because the extras are not good. It's very thin--both the amp build, and the audible tone. With a better amp, the guitar will shine, and it's better to learn on an amp that sounds good.I was expecting and hoping for the guitar in the pictures. I received a nice guitar, but I would have preferred to know what I was getting, and for the listing and pictures to be accurate. I also don't want this amp.