Squier Classic Vibe '70s Stratocaster HSS Maple Fingerboard Electric Guitar Black
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The CV ’70s Strat HSS blends iconic 1970s Stratocaster® styling with a highly versatile pickup configuration, making it an ideal choice for players who want authentic vintage looks with expanded tonal range. From crisp, bell‑like cleans to powerful, driven leads, this Strat delivers unmistakable Strat tone with added punch where it counts.
Featuring a humbucker in the bridge paired with classic single‑coils in the middle and neck, the CV ’70s Strat HSS is built for players who cover multiple genres and need one guitar that can do it all—without sacrificing style or feel.
Key Features
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HSS Pickup Configuration
Humbucker bridge pickup delivers higher output and thicker tone, while single‑coil neck and middle pickups provide classic Strat clarity and sparkle. -
Vintage‑Inspired ’70s Styling
Large headstock, period‑correct appointments, and classic finishes capture the bold look of 1970s Stratocasters. -
Comfortable “C”-Shaped Neck Profile
Smooth, familiar feel that’s comfortable for chords, lead work, and long playing sessions. -
Maple Neck & Fingerboard
Adds snap, brightness, and classic Strat response with a fast, slick playing surface. -
Vintage‑Style Tremolo Bridge
Allows expressive vibrato effects while maintaining tuning stability. -
Classic Control Layout
Master volume, two tone controls, and 5‑way pickup selector for intuitive tonal shaping.
Tone & Performance
The CV ’70s Strat HSS offers exceptional flexibility. The neck and middle single‑coils deliver clean, articulate Strat tones ideal for funk, blues, pop, and classic rock. Switch to the bridge humbucker and you’ll get fatter mids and stronger output, perfect for overdriven rock, alternative, and lead playing.
This guitar excels both on stage and in the studio, offering reliable tuning, smooth playability, and tones that sit effortlessly in a mix.
Who Is This Guitar Ideal For?
- Players who want Strat tone with added power
- Rock, pop, blues, funk, and worship musicians
- Guitarists covering multiple styles in one set
- Beginners seeking a high‑quality first electric guitar
- Gigging musicians needing a versatile, dependable Strat‑style instrument
