Squier Classic Vibe 50s Telecaster Butterscotch Blonde 2018

This second hand electric gutiar is in great condition

one small nick on the body

Highlights

These are the strong points of this guitar, from what people report and from what the specs suggest:

1. Tone & True Tele Vibe
   The pickups deliver that classic Tele “twang” and bite. The bridge pickup is sharp and bright, good for cutting through in a mix; the neck pickup gives a sweet, full sound when you want something smoother. Several users say it gets you very close to what you expect from more expensive Teles for much less. 

2. Looks / Finish & Aesthetic
   The Butterscotch Blonde finish is well loved—it’s vintage, immediately recognizable, and fits the Tele history. The gloss finish, vintage tint neck, black pickguard, etc. give it that proper ’50s look. Lots of users comment the visual appeal is very strong. 

3. Playability

   • The neck feels quite comfortable. The C shape with gloss vintage tint is smooth according to many: not too thick, but plenty of grip. 

   • The fretboard and frets are generally considered good; some narrow-tall style frets make string bending and fretting easier.

   • Setup out of the box is decent in many cases; some guitars arrive needing minor tweaks, which is normal in this price range.

4. Value for Money
   One of the most frequently praised aspects. Many users feel this is “far more guitar than the price implies.” For people wanting classic Tele tones without spending Fender American prices, this is often cited as a very satisfying compromise. 

How It Feels 

• Acoustic Resonance: Even unplugged, you get a solid vibration and tone from the guitar. The pine body resonates nicely. It’ll ring quite well. 

• Clean & Overdriven Tones: The Tele works well both cleans and with moderate drive. The bridge pickup gives classic sharpness and bite; the neck pickup adds rounding. If you push pedals or amps hard, you might begin to notice its limitations, but in many practical gig or home settings it does very well.

• Comfort: The slim C neck makes it approachable. Some will find it thinner than vintage max-builds, but that often helps for faster playing or bending. The gloss neck finish is smooth though some players prefer satin, especially in humid conditions or if your hands sweat.

• Stage / Gig Use: Because of the hardware and the tone, it’s definitely usable live. It may need some tweaking (intonation, maybe pickup heights). Doesn’t come with all the bells and whistles of high-end Teles, but for many players it’s more than enough.

The Squier Classic Vibe ’50s Telecaster in Butterscotch Blonde is one of the best bang-for-buck Telecasters out there. It nails the vintage vibe (literally and visually), gives you classic tone, decent build and good playability. For its price it over-delivers. If you’re looking for something that sounds and looks the part without blowing your budget, this model is highly competitive.