Duncan Designed Jb-101 Review

The Squier Stratocaster is an electric guitar manufactured and sold by Squier company, a marque controlled by the Fender.

Jun 01, 2012  The Duncan Designed club members include Squier, Jackson, ESP Ltd, Schecter Diamond Series, Daisy Rock, Hamer, Aria Pro II and Samick's Greg Bennett series. There are currently several humbuckers available in the Duncan Designed range, each of which is neck or bridge position-calibrated and was modeled after a USA-built model.'

While it is essentially a rebranded Fender Stratocaster, it does not qualify as a Strat copy, because the Fender Stratocasters are still considered to be of original make and Squier is owned by Fender. Manufacturers of Strat copies use the generic Strat body shape that hundreds of other manufacturers without any affiliation to the Fender company have used for fifty years. Squier Stratocasters, being inexpensive, are popular amongst beginner and novice guitarists. They made an immense guitar called the Hot Rails Strat and it was sold in the UK for 1500 pounds and in the US $1200.

One feature of this guitar is the Seymour Duncan Designed Hot Rails pickups. Benjamin woods walker modifications. Kodak serial number search. These are based on the Seymour design, but manufactured overseas. The original Hot Rails pickups are the hottest, highest-output passive pickups Seymour Duncan makes. Another obvious change to the guitar's overall design is the inclusion of a 22-fret neck (as opposed to the standard 21-fret neck found on most Strats and Strat-copies). These two elements are enough to distinguish the guitar from a common Squier Affinity or Standard Strat, both of which fall into the same general price range.

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