Get ready to jam with the perfect pairing of guitar and amp.

This Fender Affinity Strat HSS and Bullet 150 DSP Amp Value Pack includes a Squier Affinity Stratocaster electric guitar and a Bullet 150 DSP amp with 15 built-in digital effects, plus an instrument cable, guitar tuner, gig bag, and pick sampler.

The Squier Affinity Series Strat HSS Electric Guitar combines 2 forward single-coils, bridge humbucker, and 5-way switching for incredible tonal range. Solid hardwood body, 21-fret rosewood fingerboard, die-cast chrome tuners, and standard fulcrum tremolo bridge.

The Fender-designed Bullet 150 DSP amp has 2 channels, a clean channel and a distortion channel; 15 digital effects including reverb, delay/echo, chorus, flanging, and tremolo; an auxiliary input for CD players or drum machines; a headphone output for silent practice; 15 watts; an 8" speaker; and a tough textured vinyl exterior.

Fender Affinity Strat HSS and Bullet 150 DSP Amp Value Pack Features:

• Affinity Series Strat HSS Electric Guitar
• 2 forward single-coils
• Bridge humbucker
• 5-way pickup switching
• Solid hardwood body
• 21-fret rosewood fingerboard
• Die-cast chrome tuners
• Fulcrum tremolo bridge
  
  Bullet 150 DSP Guitar Amplifier
• Fender "clean" channel and versatile distortion channel
• 15 digital effects including reverb, delay/echo, chorus, flanging, and tremolo
• Auxiliary input for playing along with CD or drum machine.
• Headphone output for silent practice
• 15 watts
• 8" speaker
• Tough textured vinyl exterior
  
  Also includes:
• Instrument cable
• Guitar tuner
• Gig bag
• Pick sampler

Get ready to gig with confidence. Order today!

Fender Affinity Strat HSS and Bullet 150 DSP Amp Value Pack

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A Decent Electric

Posted by Anonymous Musician on Mar 15, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: AC/DC Rock and some Pop

I got this last year, except I got one that's S-S-S instead of H-S-S that didn't come with an amp. It's decent. I want to replace the pickups in it with a Seymour Duncan Hot Rails in the bridge and middle and a Cool Rails in the neck, though. I say that because the pickups, inn my opinion, sound thin. But if you want good value for your money, walk this way.

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Don't Do It

Posted by Hogweed from Chicago, IL on Jan 21, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Blues, Prog

If you're a beginner, I guess this is okay. Nothing more than okay though. I started with this and I would change it if I could... First of all, the tuner and straps are pieces of crap. The tuner flat out never worked, the strap is just painful to use. The guitar get's out of tune VERY EASILY. Other than that, it's really not the bad for a beginner. Now the amp, the Bullet 150 amp sucks. It's horrible. I would get so much static when I played. It doesn't even sound half good. My advice to a beginner would be to buy a good amp, and a beginners guitar. You'll be much happier that way.

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Not Too Shabby...

Posted by peanut9479 from Tipton, IA. on Jan 17, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, metal, classic rock, metal

Playing my old Squire Strat was good, but when I bought this new one with the humbucker at the bottom, it was a whole new world. The sound is so much better than a standard 3 pick-up, and hearing it through the bullet 150 amp was pretty good to.

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Good Starter

Posted by Trukis from Canada on Jan 7, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Advanced Amature

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Alternative, Funk

This was my first guitar/amp. and it had suited my needs well. The guitar is solid. and pretty durable. some of the hardware might need replacing later, but the guitar feels very solid. The amp could of been a little better. getting the right gain is very tricky as the distortion is rather wild, but it has a decent clean channel. Over all the pack is a great choice for beginners. great quality for the price.

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For Beginners

Posted by Hogweed from Chicago, IL on Dec 29, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Prog

If your a beginner, I would recommend getting this set. If not, don't bother. This guitar was an excellent guitar for when I started. It's pretty durable, I've had it for a little under a year now and there's only a few scratches on it. Now the Bullet 150 Amp is fine for a beginner. Though as the months grow on you get so bored of the sound it has. I still own this Amp and it's basically a piece of crap. I have a DigiTech RP150 with makes the sound somewhat listenable. The tuner and the cable are complete jokes. The tuner it came with just plain never worked, the cable lasted like 4 months or so. Overall this set is good for beginners, and will advance them to intermediate with some desire within less than a year. If you are not a beginner, don't bother with this.

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