Squier CV 70s Tele Thinline MN NAT

Brilliant quality out of the box, for the price I cant rate this high enough. The neck is like butter, so easy to get around. The guitar is very well balanced. A few review were saying the guitar is neck heavy, this is not true. The tone and volume pots are also excellent, you get the full range, whereas so many volume and tone pots only really start working at around 70% of the turn. Pickups are on the brighter side, almost like a strat tone considering they are humbuckers, but I can get gorgeous warm tones out of them too. Maybe not really for high gain stuff but I dont touch that sorta stuff. Neck Bridge and Middle tones are all completely usable.

I brought it to my luthier for a setup along with another fender MiM after I got it, and this really caught his attention. He was very taken aback by the quality of the guitar and when I asked him what he thought of it after eyeing it up for about 5 minutes, he said quite seriously, that it was "bloody fantastic", so there you have it!

I recived this guitar few days ago and I love it! It's even better then I expected. At first, I read some reviews that said, that the pickups aren't the greatest, so I though that I'll replace them eventually, but they are way better then I expected. The neck is really smooth. The only flaw I could find however, is the F hole cutout, which isn't varnished the best, but I can only be seen if you look at it closely. But that's it. And the guitar itself looks absolutely gorgeus. And I usually play a Fender Strat so the quality really surprised me. Would recommend to anyone!

I bought this guitar at the Thomann store, I got to play several guitars and was struck by this Telecaster Thinline with Wide range humbuckers.
I have a few high end guitars (fender, gibson, tokai) but this squier has the best neck of them all, maybe it's just the right neck for me, not too thin and not thick either, fast and comfortable.
The pickups sound fat and sweet, the can be extremely jazzy but they also keep the telecaster tone.
The only downside is that the fretwork, as in many Squier Classic Vibe guitars, can have a couple of slightly high frets in some places, but still I have it with a medium-low action and every note plays perfectly when amplified. This problem can also be solved with a bit of patience and some minor DIY skills
I can only recommend this model!! This time Squier has really done something very very impressive ! !