Squier Sonic Stratocaster HT H Flash Pink

An absolutely great guitar that’s a real surprise for the price. I was particularly impressed by the quality of the neck: the frets are perfectly finished and cleanly dressed. For this price range, the guitar also offers flawless craftsmanship overall and is a joy to play right out of the box.

I had a total of four Squier Sonic Stratocasters to choose from, and the one from Musikhaus Kirstein was the best-built Chinese-made guitar among the Sonic 2-Color Sunburst models. All the others had poor-quality necks or even hairline cracks at the neck joint. I’ll make a few adjustments, and then I’ll have a good guitar at an affordable price.

You get a decent instrument for little money. Execution and adjustment were almost perfect, everyone has their own ideas. The fret ends could be optimized a little (what do you expect for the price). I was surprised by the sound, at first skeptical, ceramic PU, so far I have avoided it. Absolutely clear Fender tone. Unfortunately, it's going back. In the reviews there was talk of a very light guitar, once because of poplar wood and thinner than standard Squier. Already when unpacking -au wei-, on the scale almost 3.5kg, that is too much for my plagued back. Too bad

What a great price!!!
I bought the guitar for my son (12) as his first guitar. I had researched beginner guitars in advance and quickly came across squier!
Incredibly good instrument! I have guitars here that were over 10 times as expensive and not much better. Considering the price, of course!
But it plays really well and looks great! Maybe I'll treat myself to another tele for Christmas... 🤘

Despite other guitars, I treated myself to the Sonic-Strat, which I am very happy about. It arrived within three days, perfectly packaged (kudos to the Kirstein team here). I have no faults to criticize, except for the partially wobbly standard tuners, which were immediately replaced with better ones. Otherwise, the instrument is very easy to play and impeccably finished. Even the strung strings are from bad parents and stay on for the time being. In a direct comparison with a Mexican-made Fender, it doesn't come off too badly. In fact (in my opinion), it feels much better in the hand than the far more expensive Tex-Mex-Strat and the ceramic pickups (SSS) sound good (to my ears, which can be very individual for everyone) in combination with my amplifiers (Fender, Orange Boss).