Re: I joined the ranks!
I'm sure yours is, but that doesn't mean others of the same model weren't. I've owned a few Squier Affinity Strats from 1997 and 1998 that were solid wood bodies and 22 frets, then they changed to plywood and 21 frets. Now they say they're solid wood again, but still 21 frets.
It's quite possible they used plywood and solid basswood at different times according to whatever criteria. The only way to find out is to get a look at the unpanted body thickness-wise, in the neck pocket, control cavity or trem cavity. At that price it's no big deal if it is plywood, but if it's solid wood that would be much nicer to know, for Outlaw at least. Nothing against yours. Zeeg.
I'm sure yours is, but that doesn't mean others of the same model weren't. I've owned a few Squier Affinity Strats from 1997 and 1998 that were solid wood bodies and 22 frets, then they changed to plywood and 21 frets. Now they say they're solid wood again, but still 21 frets.
It's quite possible they used plywood and solid basswood at different times according to whatever criteria. The only way to find out is to get a look at the unpanted body thickness-wise, in the neck pocket, control cavity or trem cavity. At that price it's no big deal if it is plywood, but if it's solid wood that would be much nicer to know, for Outlaw at least. Nothing against yours. Zeeg.
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