Squier - Stratocaster SE-100 - - Electric guitar - China - 2004 (No reserve price)

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Squier by Fender Stratocaster SE-100, manufactured in China circa 2004, Torino Red, full‑thickness Stratocaster body with 22 frets, maple neck and rosewood fingerboard, three single‑coil pickups, 6‑screw tremolo, SSS configuration, tested and working in very good condition.

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An early Squier by Fender Stratocaster SE-100, built in China around 2004, finished in Torino Red.

This concerns the European SE-100 version with 22 frets, rosewood fingerboard and a full-thickness Stratocaster body. The latter is an important difference compared to several thinner Squier entry models: this body has the classic Strat dimensions and makes the guitar particularly suitable as a modification platform, because standard Stratocaster parts are usually much easier to fit.

The guitar has received two nice upgrades: the original pickguard has been replaced with a new original pickguard, and the original Squier bridge saddles have been replaced with Fender bridge saddles.

Furthermore the guitar retains its classic Stratocaster configuration with three single-coil pickups, a 5-way pickup selector, one volume control, two tone controls, a 6-screw tremolo bridge, maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, 22 frets and sealed tuners.

In terms of tone, this SE-100 has a notably distinctive character. The three single-coils deliver a bright, direct Stratocaster tone with a light raw, somewhat vintage hue. Especially the middle positions have that typical open and sparkling character, while the bridge pickup sounds a bit crisper and more aggressive. It isn’t a clinically modern Strat sound, but rather a simple, characterful tone that suits indie, post-punk, blues, jazz and classic Strat work.

This serial number belongs to the early Chinese CAE series and corresponds to a production around 2004.
The guitar shows normal signs of use for its age, but still presents itself very nicely. Thanks to the combination of early SE specifications, full-size body and the upgrades already carried out, this is not only an attractive Stratocaster ready to play right away, but also an excellent base for further modifications to pickups, electronics, tremolo or hardware.

An interesting specimen for anyone seeking an early Squier with classic Strat dimensions, a less common red finish and plenty of modification potential.

Specifications:
- Brand: Squier by Fender
- Model: Stratocaster SE-100
- Year: approx. 2004
- Country of manufacture: China
- Serial number: CAE-0040726709
- Color: Torino Red
- Body: full-thickness Stratocaster body
- Neck: maple
- Fingerboard: rosewood
- Frets: 22
- Pickups: 3x single coil
- Bridge: 6-screw tremolo
- Configuration: SSS

Carefully packed for (insured) shipping. Photos are part of the description.

An early Squier by Fender Stratocaster SE-100, built in China around 2004, finished in Torino Red.

This concerns the European SE-100 version with 22 frets, rosewood fingerboard and a full-thickness Stratocaster body. The latter is an important difference compared to several thinner Squier entry models: this body has the classic Strat dimensions and makes the guitar particularly suitable as a modification platform, because standard Stratocaster parts are usually much easier to fit.

The guitar has received two nice upgrades: the original pickguard has been replaced with a new original pickguard, and the original Squier bridge saddles have been replaced with Fender bridge saddles.

Furthermore the guitar retains its classic Stratocaster configuration with three single-coil pickups, a 5-way pickup selector, one volume control, two tone controls, a 6-screw tremolo bridge, maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, 22 frets and sealed tuners.

In terms of tone, this SE-100 has a notably distinctive character. The three single-coils deliver a bright, direct Stratocaster tone with a light raw, somewhat vintage hue. Especially the middle positions have that typical open and sparkling character, while the bridge pickup sounds a bit crisper and more aggressive. It isn’t a clinically modern Strat sound, but rather a simple, characterful tone that suits indie, post-punk, blues, jazz and classic Strat work.

This serial number belongs to the early Chinese CAE series and corresponds to a production around 2004.
The guitar shows normal signs of use for its age, but still presents itself very nicely. Thanks to the combination of early SE specifications, full-size body and the upgrades already carried out, this is not only an attractive Stratocaster ready to play right away, but also an excellent base for further modifications to pickups, electronics, tremolo or hardware.

An interesting specimen for anyone seeking an early Squier with classic Strat dimensions, a less common red finish and plenty of modification potential.

Specifications:
- Brand: Squier by Fender
- Model: Stratocaster SE-100
- Year: approx. 2004
- Country of manufacture: China
- Serial number: CAE-0040726709
- Color: Torino Red
- Body: full-thickness Stratocaster body
- Neck: maple
- Fingerboard: rosewood
- Frets: 22
- Pickups: 3x single coil
- Bridge: 6-screw tremolo
- Configuration: SSS

Carefully packed for (insured) shipping. Photos are part of the description.

Details

Era
After 2000
Brand
Squier
Model
Stratocaster SE-100
Country of origin
China
Year of manufacture
2004
Physical condition
Very good
Number of objects
1
Includes
No extra's
Weight
3.5 kg
Functional condition
Tested and working/playable
Height
99 cm
Autographed by a famous person
No
BelgiumVerified
Private

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